Openers, sequences, frames
Free Sales Scripts And Sequences
Call openers, email sequences and LinkedIn frames, built on the named frameworks our members use. Each one is taught live in the session that builds it, against your own market and your own offer.
- LinkedIn frames
- Email sequences
- Call openers
The frameworks behind them
- LinkedIn framesProfile architecture and the outreach sequence
- Email sequencesThe outbound message structure
- Call openersThe call flow and the closing method
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The structure was the problem, not the words
Overview
Most owners write their outreach the night before they send it. The LinkedIn message is improvised, the cold email reads like a pitch, the first call goes straight to the price, and when nobody replies the conclusion is that outreach does not work in this market. The words were rarely the problem. The structure was.
The scripts and sequences our members use are built on named frameworks: profile architecture and the outreach sequence for LinkedIn, the outbound message structure for email, and the closing method for calls. Each one is named because it is taught the same way every time, and each exists because a coach hit the problem in their own company first.
They are taught live, against your own market and offer, rather than handed out as a file. Bootcamp session 4 builds the LinkedIn side, session 5 the email side after the deliverability work that gets the mail to arrive, session 7 the call flow, and session 13 the objections that arrive after your price, run as live hot seat drills.
In the mastermind the same frameworks run on the roadmap: LinkedIn and email in the first quarter, closing in the second and cold calling in the third. A single bootcamp session from $125 is the lowest cost way in, and it comes with its recording, slides and resource pack.
First touch
- LinkedIn framesFirst touch
- Email sequencesFirst reply
- Call openersFirst conversation
First conversation
From first touch to first conversation
What Is Inside
The scripts and sequences in three kinds, in the order a prospect meets them. Choose what to compare, and each kind answers.
First touch
LinkedIn frames
Read more about LinkedIn framesWhat it fixes: A profile that reads as a CV converts nobody, and improvised follow up stops too early. Profile architecture and the outreach sequence fix both.
Where it is taught: Bootcamp session 4, LinkedIn Outreach And Automation, run at volumes that keep the account safe
When the year builds it: The first quarter, with Asim Naeem
First reply
Email sequences
Read more about Email sequencesWhat it fixes: Cold email that reads as a pitch gets deleted. The outbound message structure is how members write outreach a decision maker answers.
Where it is taught: Bootcamp session 5, deliverability first, then the campaign work
When the year builds it: The first quarter, with Asim Naeem
First conversation
Call openers
Read more about Call openersWhat it fixes: Calls pitched before they are understood go nowhere. The call flow and the closing method hold a discovery call that ends in a decision.
Where it is taught: Bootcamp sessions 7 and 13: the call flow, then objection handling as live hot seat drills
When the year builds it: The second quarter for closing and the third for cold calling, with Umair Amjad
That is what the frameworks cover. This is where to start.
Start from where the conversation stops
How To Use It
Pick the point where your outreach goes quiet, and see the framework that fixes it and where it is taught.
LinkedIn frames
What usually goes wrong
A profile that reads as a CV converts nobody.
- What fixes it
- Profile architecture, so the profile sells before the first message is sent
- Where it is taught
- Bootcamp session 4, and the first quarter
LinkedIn frames
What usually goes wrong
Improvised follow up stops too early.
- What fixes it
- The outreach sequence, paced on purpose instead of hoping, at volumes that keep the account safe
- Where it is taught
- The first quarter, with Asim Naeem
Email sequences
What usually goes wrong
Cold email that reads as a pitch gets deleted.
- What fixes it
- The outbound message structure, after the deliverability work that gets the mail to arrive
- Where it is taught
- Bootcamp session 5, and the first quarter
Call openers
What usually goes wrong
A call needs research and a flow, not a pitch.
- What fixes it
- The call flow and the partnership language that replaces a pitch, and how to build a calling team
- Where it is taught
- Bootcamp session 7, and the third quarter with Umair Amjad
Call openers
What usually goes wrong
The objections that arrive after your price can be practised before them.
- What fixes it
- Objection handling as live hot seat drills, and the closing method that ends a discovery call in a decision
- Where it is taught
- Bootcamp session 13, with closing in the second quarter
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Related Resources
The pages closest to the scripts and sequences.
- All fourteen bootcamp sessionsEvery session, including the LinkedIn, email, calling and objection handling sessions behind these frameworks.
- Lead GenerationThe coaching track behind the LinkedIn frames and the email sequences.
- Sales CoachingThe coaching track behind the call flow, closing and objections.
- The agency templates libraryEvery kind of template members work from, with where each one is built.
- The SOP librarySales, delivery and admin SOPs, placed on the quarters that build them.
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The scripts and sequences come with the sessions that teach them. One bootcamp session starts at $125 with its recording, slides and resource pack, and the mastermind runs every one of these frameworks across the year. Members attend every bootcamp held during their one year membership, free.
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