Closer sales script
Skill SkillMedev/gym-growth-engine/skills/closer-sales-script
Produce and run a word-for-word gym intro-consult script using the CLOSER sequence (Clarify, Label, Overview, Sell, Explain, Reinforce) to take a booked lead to a paid membership. Use when a gym owner or coach asks for a sales script, says "how do I close the consult", "intro consult", "no-sweat consult", "CLOSER framework", "present the price", "I'm bad at selling memberships", or wants to prep for or review an intro consult. Do NOT use when the request is dissolving a specific objection, speeding up lead response, or building a follow-up cadence - use objection-handling-and-speed-to-lead instead; do NOT use to set the price or guarantee - use gym-pricing-and-guarantees instead.From its SKILL.md
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CLOSER Sales Script
Run the booked intro consult as a structured conversation that ends in a paid membership: understand the prospect, show them the outcome, present price once desire exists, then lock the next step.
Workflow
Run the six stages strictly in order, inside a 30-45 minute consult - long enough to build real desire, short enough that the decision happens in the room. Do not present price until Clarify, Label, Overview, and Sell are done - price before desire kills the sale.
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Clarify why they came. Open warm, then get the goal and the why behind it. Ask: "What made you book today?", "What do you want to change in the next few months?", "Why now - what's different about this moment?" Write down their exact words; you reuse them in every later stage. The prospect should be doing most of the talking here - if you are speaking more than about a third of the time in the first three stages, you are pitching, not clarifying.
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Label the problem in their words. Reflect it back until they confirm it: "So the real issue is [their words], is that right?" Get an explicit yes. Reflect their words; do not tell them what their problem is.
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Overview past attempts and their cost. Surface why the old way failed and what staying the same costs: "What have you tried? How did it go? What has that cost you - not just money, but how you feel?" This builds urgency; never use it to shame.
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Sell the vacation, not the plane flight. Sell the outcome and new life first, then attach the program to it: "Picture six weeks from now: [their dream outcome in their words]. Here's how we get you there - a coach who programs for you, a done-for-you plan, a small group that keeps you showing up, check-ins to catch problems early." Describe the destination, then the vehicle; keep features brief and tied to the outcome.
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Explain - present price, then go silent. Anchor the stacked value, then state the price plainly and with confidence, then stop. "The 6-week challenge is [price] and includes [stack]. If you do the work and don't get [result], we keep coaching you free." Then say nothing - hold the silence for as long as it takes, even a full 10+ seconds; the next person to speak loses ground. When an objection comes (money, time, spouse, "let me think about it"), hand off to objection-handling-and-speed-to-lead. Offer a payment plan before a discount: split the price, never cut it.
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Reinforce the moment they say yes. Confirm the decision and kill buyer's remorse: "You made the right call - people who start with a coach get there far faster." Lock the next step on the spot: collect payment, book session one, send the plan, grant group access. Momentum prevents cancellations. If they leave without paying, treat it as a no with homework - follow up within 24 hours or the close rate on that lead collapses.
Transitions that hold the structure
- Clarify to Label: "Let me make sure I have this right."
- Overview to Sell: "Here's the good news - this is fixable, and here's how."
- Sell to price: "Let me show you exactly what that looks like and what it costs."
- After yes: "Perfect. Let's get you started right now."
Know your numbers
Track close rate per coach per month. A well-run consult process closes 40-60% of shows; below 30% sustained means the script is being skipped or the leads are wrong - review recorded consults against the tracker before touching the offer. Same-day closes stick; "think about it" prospects who leave the building close at a fraction of the in-room rate, which is why Reinforce ends with payment collected, not a promise.
Quality bar
- Price is never stated before the prospect has named their problem (Label, with a yes) and wants the outcome (Sell).
- Every stage uses the prospect's own words captured in Clarify, not generic copy.
- After the price, you stay silent until the prospect speaks.
- Every consult ends with a logged outcome; every "yes" ends with payment collected and session one booked before the prospect leaves.
- Close rate is tracked per coach, with sub-30% months triggering a consult-recording review.
Do NOT
- Do not pitch features, plans, or price during Clarify, Label, or Overview.
- Do not list sessions, macros, or programming as the product - sell the life, then connect the program.
- Do not fill the silence after the price, justify the number unprompted, or apologize for it.
- Do not discount at the first hesitation; offer a payment plan instead.
- Do not end at "yes" without booking session one and collecting payment.
- Do not use Overview to shame the prospect for past failures.
Deliverable
Produce a consult-ready sales kit containing:
- The word-for-word script (consult-script template below) with every [FILL] resolved for this gym - name, timeframe, price, stack, and guarantee line pulled from gym-pricing-and-guarantees - and the objection branch points marked.
- The question bank (discovery-questions template) trimmed to the questions this gym's coaches will actually use per stage.
- The consult tracker (consult-tracker template) ready to run live on every consult, plus the tracking habit: log every outcome and review close rate monthly per coach.
Template: consult-script
Word-for-word intro consult with branch points. Replace FILL fields with the gym's specifics; pull the price and guarantee line from gym-pricing-and-guarantees.
GYM INTRO CONSULT - [FILL: gym name]
CLARIFY
"Great to meet you. What made you book today?"
-> [listen, note exact words]
"What do you want to be different in [FILL: 6-12 weeks]? Why now?"
LABEL
"So the real issue is [their words]. Did I get that right?"
-> If yes, continue. If not: "Tell me more so I get it exactly."
OVERVIEW
"What have you tried before? How did it go? What has it cost you?"
-> [let them feel the gap]
SELL THE VACATION
"Six weeks from now: [their dream outcome]. Here's how we get you there:
[coach, done-for-you plan, small group, check-ins], each one removing a
reason it didn't work before."
PRESENT (Explain)
"The 6-week challenge is $[FILL] and includes [stack]. [Guarantee line]."
-> [STOP TALKING. Wait for them to speak.]
BRANCH price objection -> objection-handling-and-speed-to-lead: money
BRANCH time objection -> objection-handling-and-speed-to-lead: time
BRANCH spouse objection -> objection-handling-and-speed-to-lead: spouse
BRANCH "think about it" -> objection-handling-and-speed-to-lead: think about it
BRANCH yes -> REINFORCE
REINFORCE
"You made the right call. Let's book your first session and send your plan now."
-> [collect payment, book session 1, grant group access]
Template: discovery-questions
Question bank by CLOSER stage. Pull what fits each prospect.
CLARIFY
- What made you book today?
- What do you want to change in the next few months?
- Why now? What's different about this moment?
- If we nail this, what does success look like to you?
LABEL
- So the real issue is ___, is that right?
- It sounds like the thing in the way is ___?
OVERVIEW
- What have you tried before?
- What worked, what didn't, and why?
- What has staying the same cost you?
- How do you feel about it day to day?
SELL
- When you picture this solved, what changes first?
- Who in your life does this affect?
EXPLAIN
- What questions do you have about how it works?
- On a scale of 1 to 10, how ready are you to start? (then: what would make it a 10?)
REINFORCE
- What's the first thing you'll do once you start?
- Best day and time for your first session?
Template: consult-tracker
Per-consult checklist to run live and review after.
CONSULT TRACKER - Prospect: [FILL] Date: [FILL] Coach: [FILL]
[ ] Clarified goal and why-now (noted their exact words)
[ ] Labeled the problem, got a yes
[ ] Overviewed past attempts and the cost
[ ] Sold the outcome before features
[ ] Presented price, then stayed silent
[ ] Handled objections (which: ____)
[ ] Outcome: joined / follow-up / lost
[ ] If joined: session 1 booked, payment collected, group access given
Notes / what to improve next time: [FILL]
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- run the six CLOSER stages strictly in order
- capture the prospect's exact words in clarify
- overview past attempts and their cost
- sell the outcome before the features
- present the price then stay silent
- offer payment plans before giving discounts
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