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This document provides a premium cold calling script for Sales Development Representatives (SDRs), outlining a structured approach to initiate conversations with potential clients. It includes specific phrases for opening calls, handling common objections, and closing for meetings, while emphasizing a conversational tone and respectful engagement. Additionally, it offers guidance on maintaining a positive demeanor, even in the face of rudeness or rejection.

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Premium Cold Call Script Nakib

This document provides a premium cold calling script for Sales Development Representatives (SDRs), outlining a structured approach to initiate conversations with potential clients. It includes specific phrases for opening calls, handling common objections, and closing for meetings, while emphasizing a conversational tone and respectful engagement. Additionally, it offers guidance on maintaining a positive demeanor, even in the face of rudeness or rejection.

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Premium Cold Calling Script for SDRs

1. Cold Call Opener


You: Hey [First Name], this is Nakib — can you hear me alright?
(Wait — give them space to respond)
You: I know I’m calling out of the blue — do you have a quick minute? I'll keep this very
short and respectful of your time.
(If yes, continue. If no, ask: “No worries — would there be a better time to reach you?”)

2. If They Say “Yes” / “Go Ahead” / “Maybe”


You: Appreciate that —
The reason I’m reaching out is because I work with founders and service providers who are
trying to build out their product or offer — especially early-stage builders who need help
creating their MVP or validating their idea without spending tens of thousands on agencies.
Just curious — is that something you're working on or planning soon?

3. Common Objections + Human Responses


“I’m not interested”
You: Totally fair — I appreciate the honesty. If it ever comes up later or you meet someone
building something, feel free to keep me in mind. Have a great day, [First Name].

“We already have a dev team / agency”


You: That’s great — sounds like you’ve got something going. A lot of the people we speak
with also have teams, but reach out for faster prototyping or more affordable early builds.
No worries at all though — if you’re all set, I won’t keep you.

“Can you send me something?”


You: Sure, I can share a quick overview. But honestly — it only makes sense if we have a
short call so you can see if it fits your situation. Would you be open to a quick 15-minute
chat sometime this week?

“What’s this about exactly?”


You: Great question. We help people turn their startup ideas into actual MVPs — fast, clean,
and without agency-level pricing. If you're building or thinking about building, I can connect
you with someone from our product team to explore how we help.

4. Closing for the Meeting


You: If you're open to it, I’d love to book a quick call so we can walk you through what we do
and see if it’s a fit. Would sometime this week work for you?
(Let them choose a day/time — keep it flexible)

5. If They Ask for More Info First


You: Of course — happy to share a quick summary. But just to make it worth your time, I’d
suggest a 10–15 minute call so we can actually show how it applies to your case. Would you
be open to that?

6. What if They’re Rude / Hang Up?


If they hang up: Move on. No energy wasted. It's not personal.
If they’re rude:
You (calmly): Totally understand. Wishing you all the best with your work. Take care.

Final Notes
- Speak like you're having a real conversation — not reading.
- The tone should feel like: “I'm here to help if it's useful. If not, no pressure.”
- Keep your energy calm and collected, not aggressive or overly excited.
- Smile while talking — it naturally warms your tone.

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