Generate Sales Voicemail Scripts

Sales Voicemail Script is a prompt template that writes voicemails from the call scenario (cold, follow-up, or warm; whether there was prior contact), the prospect's details, a value hook, the callback action wanted, and a 30-second time constraint. It generates a primary script, two alternative variations, a follow-up voicemail, and a final-attempt voicemail. Every script follows the same four-part, 30-second structure: a greeting naming yourself and your company (5 seconds), a hook explaining why the prospect should care (10 seconds), a clear ask (5 seconds), and a close that repeats your name and number - twice - along with the best time to reach you (10 seconds).

Use this prompt when you need voicemail scripts for a specific outreach scenario - cold, a follow-up to a prior email, or a warm referral - and want the phone number repeated and the ask kept to a single, clear action rather than a rambling pitch. It is not a general call-script generator: it's scoped specifically to the voicemail moment (30 seconds, no back-and-forth), so it isn't the right tool for scripting a live conversation once the prospect actually picks up.

Inputs are the call scenario, prospect details, a value hook, the callback request, and a time constraint:

Create a voicemail script for:

**Scenario:**
- Call Type: [Cold/Follow-up/Warm]
- Previous Contact: [None/Email sent/Spoke before]
- Reason for Call: [Introduction/Meeting/Information]

**Prospect:**
- Name/Title: [Who you're calling]
- Company: [Their company]
- Relevant Trigger: [Why now]

**Value Hook:** [What's in it for them]
**Callback Request:** [Action you want]
**Time Constraint:** [Keep under 30 seconds]

Outputs are a primary voicemail script, two alternative variations, a follow-up voicemail, and a final-attempt voicemail.

SDRs and account executives who need cold, follow-up, and referral voicemail scripts built to the same tight 30-second structure - name, hook, ask, and a phone number repeated twice - rather than improvised call by call.