Write a cold call opener and voicemail

Write a cold call opener, a short talk track and a voicemail for calls to {{prospect_role}} at {{company_type}}. I sell {{offer}}. The goal of the call is not to sell on the spot but to earn {{call_goal}}, so the opener has to give them a reason to keep listening for another minute.

Why people like them buy from us (problems we solve, results we can name):
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{{proof}}
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What I know about these prospects or this account, if anything: {{prospect_notes}}

Write:
1. Opener, under 40 words: my name and company as "[name]" and "[company]", an honest reason for calling them in particular, and a permission question, for example "Can I take 30 seconds to say why I called, and you tell me if it is worth a longer chat?"
2. Problem statement, under 50 words: the one problem people in their role tell us about, framed as "Other [their role] tell us..." only if my proof supports it.
3. Three discovery questions, open and specific to their role, to find out whether the problem applies.
4. Replies to the three brush-offs I am most likely to hear ("not interested", "send me an email", "we already use someone"), each under 35 words, that respect a real no.
5. The ask: one sentence.
6. Voicemail, about 55 words so it takes under 25 seconds: who I am, one specific reason to call back, and my number as "[number]", said twice.

Format: label each part with its number and name, as a script I can glance at during the call. Write for speaking: short sentences and contractions, nothing that sounds read out. Avoid "Did I catch you at a bad time?", false familiarity and invented urgency.

Use only the problems and results in my proof. Do not invent customer names, statistics or claims about the prospect. If my proof is too thin for an honest problem statement, say so and give me two questions to ask our happiest customers first. I will check our call list against do-not-call rules before dialing.