Stop Losing Sales to
"I'll Think About It"

This is for you if you close deals in chat.

Doesn't matter which app you use to talk to customers.

So far you chat to sell, this is for you.

Every seller replies daily.

Every buyer hesitates daily.

Every "let me think about it" gets typed... daily.

So why do only some sellers get paid daily?

One of the reasons I put these books together goes back to my service year. I was posted to work in the Senate building during my one year National Service. One afternoon, a young student who ran her own small business came into my office for help with something school related.

While I was assisting her, I noticed her face. She looked worried, almost sad. I asked what was wrong.

She told me her customers, even the old ones who used to buy from her regularly, suddenly did not want to buy anymore. They always had one excuse or another. It was becoming difficult to get anyone to pay, and this business was literally how she survived.

That conversation stayed with me. I told her exactly what to say the next time it happened. She tried it. The customer paid.

A few days later, another customer gave her the same kind of excuse. I told her what to say again. It worked again. Then she told a friend about me, and that friend reached out too.

That is when it clicked for me. It was never really about the product. It was about how business owners were replying to their customers, often without even realizing it.

So I started something I had never done before. I began messaging business owners directly and asking one simple question.

"What slows your customers down from paying you, and how do they usually say it?"

The replies I got became a growing document of every roadblock a customer throws at a seller right before they are about to pay.

Some excuses were common. Some were painfully familiar. And most of the time, the seller's response was weak. A customer would say something like "it's too expensive" and the business owner would simply reply "that's the price o, you know things are costly in the market." That kind of response loses sales quietly, every single day.

So I went to work. I curated real answers to these real problems. One hundred and forty of them, organized by category, each one built to actually move the conversation forward.

I chatted with and questioned over 400 small and mid sized businesses that sell through DMs. This book is what came out of it.

You already know this feeling.

A customer messages you. You're excited, this could be a sale. Then they say it.

• "Let me think about it.
• "I'll get back to you.
• "Na small money remain, I go pay later.

And you freeze. You don't know what to type back. So you send something weak like "Okay no problem, let me know," and just like that, the sale is gone. Forever.

You're not losing sales because your product is bad. You're losing sales because you don't know what to say in the next 30 seconds after they hesitate.

That gap, between their doubt and your reply, is where money is made or lost. Every single day.

While you're typing "...", someone else is closing.

Every "I'll think about it" that went cold. Every "let me ask my husband" that never came back. Every buyer who ghosted after asking "how much," because your reply sounded exactly like every other seller's reply.

Meanwhile, someone with a worse product than yours is closing that same type of customer in under 10 minutes.

The difference isn't luck. It's not even the product. It's words, the right words, at the right moment.

But here's what happens before any script even matters.

You can have the best reply in the world for "let me think about it." Doesn't matter if they never reply to your first message at all.

Because most sellers open a chat like this:

...and it gets left on "seen." Every time. Because it reads exactly like a sales alert, not a real person.

Here's the fix. The same opener from 7 Messages That Build Trust in DMs:

Why this works: the brain's first filter in any DM is whether it feels safe to talk to you. A compliment and genuine interest, before any pitch, drops their guard instead of raising it.

This is why the bundle is two books, not one.

SCRIPTSBOOK_ gets you through objections once they're already talking to you. Trust in DMs gets the conversation started in the first place, so the objection handling even gets a chance to work.

A complete system for the entire conversation.

From the first "hello" to the final "sent, thank you 🙏," this bundle gives you exactly what to say, and why it works.

Before you scroll further, be honest with yourself.

Check off whatever is true for you right now.

Here's exactly what's inside both books.

No vague promises. This is the real table of contents.

A few real scripts. Free. Right here.

Here's exactly what's inside. No filler, this is the real thing.

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