Write a door-to-door sales script
Enter your offer, the trade and the area you are canvassing. Get an opener, a hook question, a short pitch, an ask, replies to common objections and a leave-behind line. Free, no account.
Your door-to-door script
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A walk-in script in 10 parts: opener, reason, hook question, pitch, ask, four objection replies and a leave-behind line.
Opener
Hi, I'm Jo from Lopez Web Design. I'm visiting plumbers around Main Street today. Do you have a minute, or is there a better time?
[Show your ID or business card, and say it first if there is a no-soliciting sign.]
Reason for the visit
We help plumbers with simple websites that get found on Google. I'm not here to sell you anything today, only to see if it could be useful.
Hook question
How do you get most of your new customers at the moment?
[Listen, and note their answer for the follow-up.]
Short pitch
What we do is simple websites that get found on Google. For a plumber, that means [one specific, true benefit]. [Add one example of your work only if you have a real one.]
The ask
Would it be useful if I came back on [day] with [a short proposal / examples]? Is [time] or [time] better?
If they say "not interested"
Fair enough, thanks for being straight with me. Could I leave my card in case it is ever useful?
If they say "I'm busy"
Of course. When is a quieter time this week? I'll come back then for two minutes.
If they say "just leave something"
Gladly. Who should I address it to, and what is the best number to reach you on?
If they say "I'm not the owner"
Thanks for telling me. Who looks after this, and when are they usually in?
Leave-behind line
Jo, Lopez Web Design. Simple websites that get found on google. [Phone] | [Website]
Copy everything
The script is a template filled with your words, with no AI. Text in [brackets] is for you to fill in truthfully, and nothing here promises a result. Many towns require a permit to canvass or restrict hours: check the local rules, respect no-soliciting signs and leave when asked.
Walking in on local businesses
- Go at a quiet time: ask when they are least busy, and keep the first visit under two minutes.
- Ask before you pitch: one question about how they get customers tells you if it is worth continuing.
- Leave something real: a card with your number and one line on what you do.
- Plan the route: visit businesses in the same area on the same day.
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Questions
Say who you are, why you are there and ask if it is a good time. Then ask one question about how they get customers before you pitch.
Many places require one, or limit the hours. This tool cannot tell you: check the rules for the town where you are canvassing.
A card or note with your name, company, phone number and one line on what you do.
No. It fills templates with what you type and makes no network calls.
No. The script is written when the page is served and not saved.
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