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Local SMB Sales Script Adapter

Turns generic sales pitches into three lines a shop owner will actually hear

Problem
People selling to local shops and service businesses find generic sales frameworks useless: the owner has no budget cycle or LinkedIn presence, and has been pitched by a hundred marketing agencies. Standard 'value proposition' and 'decision chain' language gets the call hung up, and sellers lack practical scripts for this audience.
Solution
A lightweight tool that takes a business type and product and outputs very short openers and follow-ups. Users pick an industry (restaurant, clinic, repair), enter a one-line product value, and the tool generates two to three jargon-free cold outreach lines plus follow-up SMS/email templates, with responses to common rejections.
Users
Independent salespeople, freelance marketing consultants, and bootstrapped SaaS founders selling to local businesses
MVP
Select business industry and product; generate 2–3 opener lines; generate follow-up SMS/email templates; provide responses to common objections; one-click copy and simple effectiveness tagging
Revenue
Free 5 uses; $9/month unlimited; industry-specific one-time packs
Why now
Small business owners' frustration with generic sales advice is explicit in the community, while big sales tools target mid-market B2B and nobody has seriously adapted scripts for local shops. A solo developer can ship a lightweight AI prompt layer fast.

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