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đź”§ Help Doc: Sales Script Framework Overview

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the full sales script framework, serving as a structural guide to move prospects from awareness of their current struggle to a committed purchase decision—without relying on a rigid word-for-word script.

Category: Sales Training → Core Sales Framework
Related Concepts: Level 3 Conversations, Pain Expansion, Desired Destination, Objection Handling, Dynamic Presentation


đź§© What This Is:

A flexible sales structure designed to guide conversations in a powerful, consultative, and emotionally intelligent way. This is not a teleprompter. It’s a conversation path. You must hit the marks, but you don’t need to use the exact words.


đź§­ The 4-Stage Sales Script Framework

Each section is color-coded for clarity and mapped to specific psychological states in the buyer journey:


🟡 STAGE 1: Negative Situation (The “Problem”)

Goal: Identify and deepen the current pain or dissatisfaction.

  • Target 1: Level 3 Conversation
    → Use “why without why” to get beyond logic (Level 1) and motivation (Level 2) into emotional identity (Level 3).

  • Target 2: Pain Expansion
    → Explore impact, duration, root cause, and trigger to stretch their current pain.

  • Target 3: Rapid Fire Situational Questions
    → Interrogate gently to get logistical context: schedules, prior efforts, patterns.


🟢 STAGE 2: Desired Destination (The “Dream”)

Goal: Discover where they want to go and emotionally anchor it.

  • Target 1: Short-Term Goals
    → What does success look like in the next 4–6 months?

  • Target 2: Long-Term Vision
    → Paint the picture 1–3 years out. What becomes possible?


🔴 STAGE 3: Negative Implication (The “Cost of Inaction”)

Goal: Build urgency by confronting the cost of delay.

  • Target 1: Timing Commitment
    → When do they want this solved? How soon is too soon?

  • Target 2: Pain of Waiting
    → “What if this never changes?” Elicit emotional consequence.


🔵 STAGE 4: Dynamic Presentation (The “Bridge”)

Goal: Present the solution tailored to their pain and goals.

  • Target 1: How Our Pillars Solve the Problem
    → Show how your core system directly fixes their issue.

  • Target 2: How It Gets Them to Their Goal
    → Tie features and benefits to the long-term vision.

  • Target 3: Verbal Agreement & Ownership
    → Get them to say your solution is what they’ve been missing.


âś… How to Use This

  • Read the full document (linked in the training) and download a copy.

  • Personalize phrasing but maintain the framework.

  • Practice with a peer or coach, hitting every checkpoint.

  • Use this as a thinking map, not a reading script.


📝 Pro Tips:

  • Make it your own: Use natural language that fits your tone.

  • Adapt to the person: Each lead is different—be flexible.

  • Stay curious: Ask follow-ups based on emotion, not just logic.

  • Avoid skipping stages: Missing one piece can stall the close.


đź“‚ Related Materials:

  • [Level 3 Conversations Help Doc]

  • [Pain Expansion Sequence Guide]

  • [Double Commitment Questioning Technique]

  • [Objection Handling Playbook]

  • [Dynamic Presentation Delivery Tips]