Deals go quiet. Happens to every salesperson I know, and when it does I want a written plan, not another “just checking in” email. I’m not in sales myself, but I’ve sat in enough post-mortems to see where things stall: legal review, pricing friction, leads that ghost after a demo.
These prompts aren’t magic. You’ll still read what comes back and edit before you send. They just get you past the blank page in a few minutes, which is usually the real blocker.
[Claude]
I’m three weeks into a B2B SaaS deal stuck at legal review. Buyer is a VP of Operations, budget’s approved, but procurement keeps circling back to a security questionnaire. Draft a 5-step close plan with a timeline, an owner per step, and the trigger that moves each one forward. Format as a table with columns for step, owner, due date, and trigger. End with one question I should ask the VP to unblock procurement.
[ChatGPT]
I sell a $49/month tool to small agencies and my win rate tanks once we cross $79. Given my current pricing page, feature list, and the three customer segments I serve, run a pricing audit. Tell me which segment is price-sensitive, suggest one tier change that lifts average deal size without hurting conversion, and write the new pricing table as markdown. Close with a 3-line rollout note I can drop into my sales calls.
[Cursor]
I’ve got a CRM export of 40 leads who went dark after a demo in the last 60 days. The CSV has company, last contact date, and the feature they asked about. Write a Python script that groups them by feature and generates a personalized follow-up email for each group. Output the script plus a sample email for the largest group, ready to paste into my mail tool.
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