DM to Sale Converter

Most DM sales advice falls into two buckets that both fail: the scripted closers ("Hey [first name]! Saw your story and thought we could jump on a quick call!") and the never-pitch crowd that gives value forever and never asks for the sale. Both treat DMs as a tactic instead of a conversation. This skill treats them as what they are — relationship selling compressed into text — and writes messages that match the stage the conversation is actually in.

There are five stages, and you can't skip them without burning the lead. Acknowledge and validate. Diagnose and understand. Seed your solution. Transition naturally. Handle objections. The skill reads your full thread (paste it in), works out which stage the conversation is in, and writes the next message for that stage specifically. If they've just opened a thread with "saw your post" you don't get a pitch — you get acknowledgment and one diagnostic question. If they've asked how you work with people, you've earned the right to lay out the offer. The match matters more than the message.

Price-point logic is baked in. Under $100 can close inside DMs with a single link drop after value. $100-$1,000 needs the link plus one or two value exchanges. $1,000-$5,000 moves to a call. $5,000+ never closes in text — the trust requirement is too high. The skill calibrates the conversion path to what you actually sell rather than defaulting to "book a call" for everything.

It also won't write the things that kill threads: false urgency ("only 2 spots left" when there aren't), NLP-flavoured manipulation, three follow-ups when you've had two ignored, or scripted closers that read like a Loom course was bought last month. Voice messages get suggested when the text reply would feel too long or impersonal — and you get a script for those too, with the under-90-second runtime that respects the recipient's inbox.