Handle 'we're happy with what we have'
Use when a prospect is content with the status quo, to create a small crack of doubt without attacking their choice.
Script a response to: "We're happy with our current setup."
My product: {{product}}.
A subtle gap or hidden cost in typical "current setups": {{hidden_gap}}.
What changed recently that makes the status quo riskier: {{change_factor}}.
The response should:
- Respect that they are happy (no "but are you really?").
- Ask one disarming question that opens a small gap of curiosity.
- Introduce the hidden cost or change as something worth a quick look, not a switch.
- Offer a tiny, low-commitment next step.
Output the verbal script plus 2 alternative curiosity questions.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{product}}
- {{hidden_gap}}
- {{change_factor}}
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