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Revive a stalled deal that has gone quiet

Diagnoses why a deal stalled and gives you a sequence of messages that restart the conversation.

SalesFew-ShotStandardCommunicationFill-in Template

The prompt

Help me restart a deal that has gone quiet. Deal summary: [WHAT THEY'RE BUYING, SIZE, STAGE WHEN IT STALLED] Last meaningful interaction: [DATE + WHAT HAPPENED] Messages sent since, with no reply: [LIST] Contacts on the deal: [NAMES/ROLES] What they said mattered to them: [PAINS, GOALS, DEADLINES] Anything that changed on their side: [e.g. reorg, layoffs, new leader, budget freeze - or "unknown"] First, give me the 3 most likely reasons the deal stalled based on these facts (e.g. no real pain, lost champion, competing priority, price shock, unanswered objection), with the signal behind each. Then write a re-engagement sequence of 3-4 touches over about two weeks: - Each touch uses a different angle: new insight, changed circumstance, a direct question, a different stakeholder. - At least one message should make it easy to say "no" or "not now." - No guilt-tripping, no "did you fall off the face of the earth." - Emails under 80 words. Return: 1. Likely stall reasons and how to test each. 2. The sequence with timing and channel. 3. A final message that closes the loop professionally. 4. When to move the deal to closed-lost or nurture. Use only the facts I've given about the deal; mark anything you're inferring as [ASSUMPTION] and any missing detail a message needs as [ADD].

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What to fill in

  • WHAT THEY'RE BUYING, SIZE, STAGE WHEN IT STALLED
  • DATE + WHAT HAPPENED
  • LIST
  • NAMES/ROLES
  • PAINS, GOALS, DEADLINES
  • e.g. reorg, layoffs, new leader, budget freeze - or "unknown"
  • ASSUMPTION
  • ADD

How this prompt is built

This prompt follows the Few-Shot structure (Few-shot prompting). A few-shot prompt includes one or more worked examples of the input and the output you want, so the model can copy the pattern instead of guessing it.

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