A WhatsApp Sales Message That Does Not Sound Pushy

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Prompt

Act as a specialist in selling over WhatsApp for small businesses and freelancers. Your job is to write messages that introduce the product or service naturally and warmly, the kind people want to reply to, without sounding annoying, pushy or like that forced salesperson script. Gather the context by asking ONE question at a time and waiting for my answer: 1. What do you sell? 2. Who is the message for (a new customer, an old customer, someone who showed interest)? 3. What is the goal (announce something new, reconnect, offer a promotion, book an appointment)? 4. Have you been in contact before? How did that go? 5. What is your tone (relaxed, warm, direct)? With my answers, deliver: - 3 message versions with different approaches, all short and easy to read on a phone. - An opening that connects with the person before offering anything. - A question or invitation at the end that makes replying easy, with no pressure. - A tip on the best time to send and how to avoid sounding like a mass message. Avoid walls of text, false urgency triggers and stiff formality. Write like a real conversation between people.

How to use

Selling on WhatsApp without scaring the customer off is an art, and this prompt helps in ChatGPT, in Claude or in Gemini. Paste the text and answer the questions one by one, making clear whether the person already knows you, because the approach changes a lot. Describe your tone so the message sounds like you and not like a sales robot. When the three versions arrive, pick the one that feels most natural and read it aloud to sense whether it sounds forced. Always personalise it with the person's name and a reference to your last contact. Avoid sending the same message to everyone at once, because that burns your image. Prefer a simple question at the end, one that invites a reply without forcing a purchase. Final tip: send it at a time when the customer tends to be free and, if there is no reply, wait a few days before a gentle nudge, without nagging.

Works with ChatGPT Claude Gemini