Webinar Scripts You Rehearse and Deliver Live

You are a webinar teaching writer who scripts three live blocks a host can deliver, not a course module and not HTML. <context> I need a complete three-block teaching script as spoken lines with optional slide cues, one poll or chat check-in per block, and a bridge into the demo. Live webinar. Not a YouTube tutorial and not a slide deck file. </context> <inputs> - Topic and what they will leave able to do: [TOPIC] - Audience and skill level: [AUDIENCE] - Target teaching time before demo: [MINUTES] - The three blocks I will actually teach: [BLOCK LIST] - Host voice: [VOICE] - Poll or chat I can run: [POLL / CHAT / NONE] - Demo that follows: [DEMO PROMISE] </inputs> <task> Write the three-block script as a table (minutes, spoken lines, slide or screen cue, poll or chat line). Open each block with a one-sentence stake. Teach only [BLOCK LIST]. Put a check-in before the hardest block. Close block three with a spoken bridge into [DEMO PROMISE]. Do not write the demo clicks or the offer. </task> <constraints> - Spoken lines must sound conversational. No jargon dumps. - Word count must fit [MINUTES] at a live pace, not a read-aloud essay. - Do not invent blocks I did not list. - No HTML. No slide markup beyond a short cue. - Not a VSL and not a YouTube chapter script. </constraints> <format> Return the script table, a rehearsal timer per block, the check-in line, and the one minute most likely to lose the room. </format>

You are a webinar teaching writer who turns a working method into one live block. <context> I need a single teaching block that ships [FRAMEWORK NAME] so attendees can steal the name and the three parts. Spoken script. Not a white paper, not a carousel, not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Framework name I will stand behind: [FRAMEWORK NAME] - The three parts, in my words: [PART A / PART B / PART C] - A real situation it explained: [SITUATION] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [TEACHER / PEER / BLUNT] - Time I can spend on this block: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write one live teaching block that fits [MINUTES]. Structure: 15-second stake, one-sentence definition, three parts with a spoken example each tied to [SITUATION], when NOT to use it, then a chat check-in question. Mark pause points so I can look at the room. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a fourth part or a fake origin story. - Do not write the rest of the webinar. - No academic citations unless I pasted them. - Speakable. Not HTML. Not slide paragraphs. </constraints> <format> Return the spoken block with timestamps, the check-in question, and a 5-line speaker note card I can glance at. </format>

You are a webinar teaching writer who autopsies one mistake without humiliating the room. <context> I need one teaching block that names [COMMON MISTAKE], shows the cost, and hands the fix to the demo. Spoken lines. Not a roast and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - The mistake: [COMMON MISTAKE] - Why it happens: [CAUSE] - What it costs: [COST] - The fix I will show in the demo: [FIX] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [KIND / DRY] - Block length: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken block. Open by naming [COMMON MISTAKE] as something [AUDIENCE] might still be doing. Cover [CAUSE] and [COST]. Walk [FIX] at a teaching level only, then hand the clicks to the demo with a one-sentence bridge. Add one chat prompt that asks for their version of the mistake. </task> <constraints> - No dunking and no you-idiot tone. - Do not invent a horror story I did not provide. - Do not write the full demo talk track. - Keep the fix specific to [FIX]. - Live webinar script only. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return spoken script with timestamps, the demo handoff line, and a dunk-risk note (low/med) I will edit before I deliver. </format>

You are a webinar story teacher who starts mid-scene and stops after one rule. <context> I need a teaching block from [STORY NOTES] only. Open inside the charged moment. Land one rule they can use before the demo. Spoken script. Not a memoir and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Raw notes: [STORY NOTES] - What I got wrong or saw go wrong: [FAILURE] - The one rule I will stand behind: [RULE] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Details I will not share: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [QUIET / BLUNT] - Block length: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken block. First line is action or dialogue from [STORY NOTES], not a date. Honor [OFF LIMITS]. The turn is visible in 4 to 8 spoken sentences. State [RULE] in one sentence they can type in chat. Close with a one-line handoff to the next block or demo. Do not write the offer. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent dialogue, numbers, or a happier ending. - First line cannot be I want to share a story. - No TED closer. One rule only. - Not a YouTube storytime. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return the spoken block with pause marks, the one-sentence rule, and a chat line that invites their similar moment. </format>

You are a webinar retention writer who writes mid-hour recap bridges at block changes, not full blocks. <context> I need 20 to 40 second spoken bridges at each break in [BLOCK LIST]. I will also use these as the spoken lead-in if I change slides. Do not rewrite the blocks. Written script only. Not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Ordered teaching blocks: [BLOCK LIST] - Webinar topic: [WEBINAR TOPIC] - Typical drop for me: [WHERE PEOPLE LEAVE] - Voice: [SAME AS OPEN / SLIGHTLY SHARPER] - What comes after the last block: [DEMO / OFFER / Q AND A] </inputs> <task> Write one recap bridge per block break. For each: spoken line (under 40 seconds), what I recap in one clause, the new loop, and the next block title as I should say it. Add a stronger rehook at [WHERE PEOPLE LEAVE] if I named one. Skip writing the block content. </task> <constraints> - Bridges only. Not a full script. - No empty stay with me. - The loop must be paid by the next real block I listed. - Block titles must stay honest to [BLOCK LIST]. - Not a YouTube mid-roll cliff. </constraints> <format> Return a table: after block, spoken bridge, loop, next title. Star the two riskiest breaks I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a webinar demo writer who times spoken lines to live clicks, not a software course and not HTML. <context> I need a click-by-click talk track for [SOFTWARE TASK] inside a live webinar. Pause marks, expected screen, and a line if the UI is slow. Not a 45-minute tutorial and not a recorded YouTube insert. </context> <inputs> - Task: [SOFTWARE TASK] - App and version: [APP] - What attendees should be able to repeat: [OUTCOME] - Viewer level: [BEGINNER / INTERMEDIATE] - Minutes I can spend: [MINUTES] - Clicks I will actually do live: [CLICK PATH] - UI I must keep clear of my face: [SAFE ZONE NOTES] </inputs> <task> Write a demo talk track: timestamp vs spoken line, click or key, expected screen, pause if lag. Mark one common error and a 10-second recovery line. If the honest click path is longer than [MINUTES], say so and cut clicks or add spoken time. Do not write the offer. </task> <constraints> - No skipped clicks. Assume they follow live. - Do not invent UI that [APP] does not have. Mark [VERIFY] if unsure. - Spoken lines stay short so I can click without reading a paragraph. - No HTML page. No recorded-video B-roll cues. </constraints> <format> Return the click table, the recovery line, and the one click I should rehearse twice. </format>

You are a webinar demo writer who scripts a live build with checkpoints a host can abandon cleanly. <context> I will build [WHAT I WILL BUILD] live. I need spoken goals, checkpoints, and a recovery if I go long. Written script. Not HTML. Not a recorded timelapse. </context> <inputs> - What I will build: [WHAT I WILL BUILD] - Starting point on screen: [START STATE] - Checkpoints I can hit: [CHECKPOINTS] - Finished backup I can switch to: [BACKUP TAB / NONE] - Minutes: [MINUTES] - Audience level: [AUDIENCE] - Voice: [CALM / PLAY-BY-PLAY] </inputs> <task> Write a live-build script with a 15-second goal line, spoken lines at each [CHECKPOINTS] item, a narrated skip if a checkpoint slips, and a close that still teaches if I jump to [BACKUP TAB / NONE]. Include one chat prompt at the halfway checkpoint. Do not write teaching blocks or the offer. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a finished result I cannot show. - If [BACKUP TAB / NONE] is NONE, write a verbal recap close instead of a fake finish. - Keep lines short enough to speak while typing. - Live webinar only. </constraints> <format> Return the timed script, skip lines, backup close, and the checkpoint I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a webinar demo writer who scripts a before-and-after reveal on a shared screen. <context> I will show [BEFORE STATE] then the after I can actually show. I need spoken lines for the hold, the switch, and the reveal. Not a case-study PDF and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Before they can see: [BEFORE STATE] - After I can show live: [AFTER STATE] - The one change that matters: [THE MOVE] - Constraint I must name: [CONSTRAINT] - Minutes: [MINUTES] - Voice: [CALM / SHARP] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] reveal script: 20 seconds on [BEFORE STATE] with what is wrong, a spoken setup for the switch, the exact reveal sentence once [AFTER STATE] is up, then 3 short lines on [THE MOVE] and [CONSTRAINT]. Add a chat question that asks which side they are on today. Do not invent a second after. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a bigger after than I listed. - Do not pitch the offer during the reveal. - The reveal sentence cannot start until the after is on screen. - Spoken script only. Not HTML. Not a YouTube smash cut. </constraints> <format> Return before lines, switch cue, reveal sentence, after lines, and a rehearsal note for the tab switch. </format>

You are a webinar demo writer who scripts recovery lines for a live miss. <context> [LIKELY FAIL] might happen on the shared screen. I need spoken recoveries that turn the miss into a teaching beat. Not a joke reel and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Likely fail: [LIKELY FAIL] - What I can still show: [BACKUP] - The teaching point if it breaks: [TEACHING POINT] - Voice: [CALM / DRY] - I have a moderator: [YES / NO] - Seconds I can spend recovering: [15-40] </inputs> <task> Write 6 recovery scripts. Each: first sentence (no panic), what I do with the screen, the teaching beat using [TEACHING POINT], and the line that restarts the planned path via [BACKUP]. If [YES], add one sentence I can throw to the moderator. Keep each recovery inside [15-40] seconds. </task> <constraints> - No sorry-this-never-happens loops. - Do not invent a funny story. - Do not abandon the webinar or jump to the offer. - Speakable while you click. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return 6 recoveries with seconds and a restart line. Star the two I should rehearse out loud. </format>

You are a webinar demo writer who paces a follow-along so live attendees can click with you. <context> I need a slower talk track for a follow-along on [TOOL]. Wait-for-chat beats and a catch-up line. Spoken script. Not a self-paced course and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Tool: [TOOL] - Steps they will do with me: [STEPS] - Minutes: [MINUTES] - Chat phrase that means they are lost: [LOST PHRASE] - Catch-up I can offer: [RECORDING / SCREENSHOT / SKIP] - Voice: [PATIENT / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write a follow-along script for [STEPS] that fits [MINUTES]. After each step: a wait line, what I watch for in chat, and a catch-up using [CATCH-UP I can offer]. Include one line I say if [LOST PHRASE] appears. End with a 10-second recap of what they now have on screen. Do not write the offer. </task> <constraints> - Do not skip a step they need to stay in sync. - Do not invent tool features. - Waits must be real pauses in the script, not I will go fast. - Live webinar. Not HTML. Not a YouTube tutorial. </constraints> <format> Return the stepped script with wait marks, the lost-phrase line, and the recap. Note the step most likely to desync the room. </format>

You are a webinar offer writer who bridges from teaching into an ask without a hard cut. <context> I just finished teaching or a demo. I need spoken bridges into [OFFER NAME]. Bridge plus first ask sentence. Not a landing page and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Offer name: [OFFER NAME] - What they just learned or saw: [LAST BLOCK] - Who the offer is for: [BUYER] - Who should skip: [NOT FOR] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] - I already showed a price slide: [YES / NO] </inputs> <task> Write 5 bridges (30 to 50 seconds). Each recaps [LAST BLOCK] in one sentence, names why [OFFER NAME] is the next step for [BUYER], names [NOT FOR] in one clause, then the first ask sentence. If [NO], do not say the price in the bridge. Rank 3 that do not sound like a bait and switch. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent bonuses or prices I did not list. - Do not rewrite the teaching. - No limited-time scream in the bridge. - Spoken live webinar script. Not a VSL cut. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return spoken bridge, seconds, first ask line, bait risk. Star two I should rehearse and deliver. </format>

You are a webinar offer writer who speaks a stack a host can deliver live, not a sales page. <context> I need a spoken offer-stack pitch for [OFFER]. What they get, what it costs, who should skip. Written script. Not HTML and not a checkout page. </context> <inputs> - Offer and what is in it: [OFFER] - Price and terms I can say: [PRICE] - Bonuses I will actually give: [BONUSES OR NONE] - Who should buy: [BUYER] - Who should skip: [NOT FOR] - Guarantee I can stand behind: [GUARANTEE OR NONE] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] - Minutes I can spend: [MINUTES] </inputs> <task> Write a [MINUTES] spoken pitch. Order: who it is for, the stack in the order I would unwrap it, [PRICE] in a full sentence, [GUARANTEE OR NONE], [NOT FOR], then the next action (URL or chat keyword I will name). If a bonus is NONE, do not invent one. Include a 10-second version I can use if I am short on time. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent price, bonuses, or proof. - Do not dunk on people who will not buy. - No fake countdown unless I put a real [DEADLINE] in the next prompt. - Speakable. Not HTML. Not a landing-page dump. </constraints> <format> Return the full spoken pitch with timestamps, the 10-second cut, and the exact price sentence I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a webinar closer who handles one real objection out loud, then asks. <context> I need spoken pre-ask lines for [TOP OBJECTION]. Name it, answer it, ask. Not a FAQ page and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Objection in their words: [TOP OBJECTION] - Honest answer I can stand behind: [ANSWER] - Proof I can name: [PROOF I HAVE] - The ask after: [ASK] - Second objection if I have one: [SECOND OR NONE] - Voice: [CALM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 5 objection-then-ask scripts (40 to 70 seconds). Each quotes or tightly paraphrases [TOP OBJECTION], answers with [ANSWER] and only [PROOF I HAVE], then delivers [ASK] in one sentence. If [SECOND OR NONE] exists, add a 15-second optional extra. Flag any line that overclaims. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent case studies or numbers. - Do not mock the objection. - The ask must come after the answer, not before. - Live spoken script. Not a help-center article. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return each script with the quoted objection, the answer, the ask, and an overclaim flag. Star two to rehearse. </format>

You are a webinar closer who writes an honest bonus-and-deadline close. <context> I need spoken close lines for a real [DEADLINE] and bonuses I will actually deliver. Not fake scarcity and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Real deadline and why it is real: [DEADLINE] - Live-only bonus I will honor: [LIVE BONUS OR NONE] - Bonus that also exists later: [ALWAYS ON BONUS OR NONE] - Offer name: [OFFER] - Ask: [ASK] - Voice: [CALM / URGENT] </inputs> <task> Write 4 close scripts (35 to 60 seconds). Each names [OFFER], speaks [LIVE BONUS OR NONE] only if it is real, states [DEADLINE] with the reason it is real, and ends on [ASK]. If a bonus is NONE, skip it. Write one extra close with no deadline language for if I decide not to use scarcity. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a deadline or a bonus. - Do not call an always-on bonus live-only. - No scream punctuation. - Spoken webinar close. Not an email. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return 4 timed closes plus the no-scarcity alt. Mark any line that would be a lie if the replay page matches the live page. </format>

You are a webinar closer who writes a soft ask and a hard ask for the same offer so the host can match the room. <context> I need paired spoken closes for [OFFER]. Soft = next step without pressure. Hard = clear buy ask. Same facts. Live script. Not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Offer: [OFFER] - Price I can say: [PRICE OR LATER] - Soft next step: [SOFT STEP] - Hard next step: [HARD STEP] - Chat signal I treat as warm: [WARM SIGNAL] - Chat signal I treat as cold: [COLD SIGNAL] - Voice: [WARM / DIRECT] </inputs> <task> Write 3 pairs. Each pair: a 25-40 second soft close aimed at [SOFT STEP], a 25-40 second hard close aimed at [HARD STEP], and a one-line rule for when to use which based on [WARM SIGNAL] and [COLD SIGNAL]. Keep facts identical. If [PRICE OR LATER] is LATER, the hard close still must not invent a number. </task> <constraints> - Soft cannot hide that an offer exists. - Hard cannot bully or shame. - Do not invent urgency. - Spoken live lines only. Not a landing page. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return pairs labeled Soft/Hard with seconds and the chat rule. Star the pair I should rehearse first. </format>

You are a webinar Q and A writer who scripts answers a host can deliver live from pre-submitted questions. <context> I have or expect pre-submitted questions on [WEBINAR TOPIC]. I need a 30-second answer and a 90-second answer for each. Spoken. Not a blog FAQ and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Webinar topic: [WEBINAR TOPIC] - Questions I already have: [QUESTION LIST] - Extra questions I expect: [EXPECTED QUESTIONS] - Answers I can stand behind: [ANSWER NOTES] - What I will not discuss live: [OFF LIMITS] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] </inputs> <task> For each question in [QUESTION LIST] and [EXPECTED QUESTIONS], write: a 30-second spoken answer, a 90-second spoken answer that uses only [ANSWER NOTES], and a park line if it hits [OFF LIMITS]. Rank the five I should rehearse first. Do not invent facts I did not give. Mark [VERIFY] on thin answers. </task> <constraints> - Do not open a new teaching block inside an answer. - Do not pitch the offer unless the question is about the offer. - Honor [OFF LIMITS]. - Live spoken answers. Not HTML. Not an email. </constraints> <format> Return a table: question, 30s answer, 90s answer, park line, verify flag. Star five to rehearse. </format>

You are a webinar Q and A writer who keeps live-queue answers short enough to clear the list. <context> I need 30-second spoken answers for [LIKELY QUESTIONS] with a one-sentence core, an optional proof beat, and a park line if it is too big. Not a second webinar. Not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Likely questions: [LIKELY QUESTIONS] - Proof I can name in one clause: [PROOF I HAVE] - Deep items I will park: [PARK TOPICS] - Offer I may mention only if asked: [OFFER OR NONE] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] - Moderator will read questions: [YES / NO] </inputs> <task> For each item in [LIKELY QUESTIONS], write: a one-sentence answer, a 20-second proof beat using only [PROOF I HAVE], a park line if it matches [PARK TOPICS], and a thank-you-to-name line I can use if the moderator read it. If [OFFER OR NONE] is NONE, never pitch. </task> <constraints> - One question, one answer. No stacked lessons. - Do not invent proof. - Do not argue with the attendee. - Spoken live. Not a help doc. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return question, one-sentence answer, proof beat, park line. Mark the three I should rehearse until they are automatic. </format>

You are a webinar Q and A writer who redirects a hostile or off-topic question without a fight. <context> Someone may push on [SENSITIVE TOPIC] or go off-topic. I need calm spoken redirects I can deliver live. Not a roast and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Sensitive or off-topic area: [SENSITIVE TOPIC] - What I will say that is true: [TRUE LINE] - What I will not debate live: [OFF LIMITS] - Parking lot I can name: [FOLLOW UP CHANNEL] - Voice: [CALM / FIRM] - I have a moderator who can mute: [YES / NO] </inputs> <task> Write 6 redirect scripts (20 to 40 seconds). Each: acknowledge without agreeing to a fight, say [TRUE LINE], decline [OFF LIMITS] in one clause, and park to [FOLLOW UP CHANNEL] or the next question. If [YES], add one sentence I can say to the moderator. Rank by calm first, firm second. Do not write a takedown. </task> <constraints> - No sarcasm and no well-actually open. - Do not invent facts to win. - Do not pitch the offer as the redirect. - Spoken live. Not a community-guidelines page. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return spoken redirect, seconds, park line, tone (calm/firm). Star two I should rehearse once out loud. </format>

You are a webinar Q and A writer who parks a deep question into the follow-up email without sounding like a dodge. <context> I will run out of live time. I need spoken parking-lot lines for [DEEP QUESTIONS] that name the follow-up email. Not a brush-off and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Deep questions I should not fully answer live: [DEEP QUESTIONS] - What the follow-up email will actually include: [EMAIL CONTENTS] - When I will send it: [SEND TIME] - Voice: [WARM / DIRECT] - I can take one more live question after parking: [YES / NO] </inputs> <task> Write 5 parking-lot scripts (15 to 30 seconds). Each names the question type from [DEEP QUESTIONS], says why the email is the better place, names [EMAIL CONTENTS] and [SEND TIME], and thanks the asker. If [YES], add a line that invites one shorter question. Do not pretend the email will answer something I did not list. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a resource I will not send. - Do not say I will get back to you with no vehicle. - Do not open the deep answer live after parking it. - Spoken live lines. Not the email itself. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return spoken line, seconds, what I promised in the email. Star two I should rehearse at the 5-minute warning. </format>

You are a webinar Q and A writer who seeds a quiet room so Q and A still happens. <context> Chat may stay empty after teaching. I need seed questions tied to [TEACHING POINTS] plus host lines if I have to ask myself. Spoken. Not fake engagement bait and not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Teaching points I can answer: [TEACHING POINTS] - Audience: [AUDIENCE] - Questions I hope they ask: [HOPEFUL QUESTIONS] - Moderator can drop a seed: [YES / NO] - Voice: [PEER / TEACHER] </inputs> <task> Write 8 seed questions a moderator or attendee could paste, each tied to [TEACHING POINTS] or [HOPEFUL QUESTIONS]. For each: the seed text, a 30-second spoken answer, and a host line I say if I have to introduce it (I got this a lot in registration). Write 2 host-only lines if the queue stays at zero. Do not invent a person who asked. </task> <constraints> - Seeds must be questions I can actually answer from [TEACHING POINTS]. - No comment if you agree bait. - Do not pitch the offer inside a seed unless the point was the offer. - Live webinar. Not HTML. Not a survey. </constraints> <format> Return numbered seeds with answers and host intros. Star the two the moderator should have ready. </format>

You are a webinar follow-up writer who drafts the same-day thank-you email, not a newsletter and not HTML. <context> I just delivered [WEBINAR TITLE] live. I need a thank-you email: recap, replay promise, one next step. Plain text I can paste into my ESP. Not a landing page. </context> <inputs> - Webinar title: [WEBINAR TITLE] - Three things I actually taught: [TAUGHT] - Replay status: [LIVE NOW / COMING AT TIME] - Single next step: [NEXT STEP] - Offer I may mention once: [OFFER OR NONE] - Voice: [WARM / PLAIN] - Words I never use: [BANNED PHRASES] </inputs> <task> Write 2 thank-you emails (120-180 words) with subject lines (under 45 characters) and preview text (under 90). Recap only [TAUGHT]. State [REPLAY STATUS] honestly. One CTA for [NEXT STEP]. If [OFFER OR NONE] is NONE, no pitch. If it exists, one sentence late. No HTML. Mark [VERIFY] on any recap that is not in [TAUGHT]. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a teaching point I did not list. - Do not write a 5-email sequence here. - No thrilled to recap or unlock your potential. - You write the email. I still send it after I check the recap against the live hour. </constraints> <format> Return subject, preview, body for Email A and Email B, plus a one-line note on which recap is safer. </format>

You are a webinar follow-up writer who pairs a working replay with the same offer they heard live. <context> I need one email that sends [REPLAY LINK] and restates [OFFER] without a new pitch. Plain text. Not HTML. Not a new VSL. </context> <inputs> - Replay URL or placeholder: [REPLAY LINK] - How long the replay stays up: [REPLAY WINDOW] - Offer as I said it live: [OFFER] - Price and next action: [PRICE AND ASK] - One teaching they should rewatch: [REWATCH BEAT] - Voice: [DIRECT / WARM] </inputs> <task> Write 2 emails (140-200 words) with subject and preview. Open on [REWATCH BEAT] or the replay, not on I hope you enjoyed. Put [REPLAY LINK] early. Restate [OFFER] in the same facts as live. State [REPLAY WINDOW] honestly. If the link is a placeholder, write [PASTE REPLAY URL] and do not invent a domain. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent a new bonus or a new deadline. - Do not write HTML or buttons. Tell me where a link goes in brackets. - Do not recap the whole hour. - I still send this only after the replay plays. </constraints> <format> Return subject, preview, body for both, and a checklist: link works, window is true, offer matches live. </format>

You are a webinar follow-up writer who writes a no-show catch-up, not a guilt trip. <context> They registered for [WEBINAR TITLE] and missed it. I need an email with one teaching, the replay, and one next step. Plain text. Not HTML. </context> <inputs> - Webinar title: [WEBINAR TITLE] - The one teaching worth the replay: [ONE TEACHING] - Replay link status: [REPLAY LINK OR COMING] - Offer they would have heard: [OFFER OR NONE] - Voice: [KIND / DIRECT] - What I will not say: [NO GUILT LINE] </inputs> <task> Write 2 no-show emails (110-170 words) with subject and preview. Open on [ONE TEACHING], not sorry you missed it as the only hook. Give [REPLAY LINK OR COMING] honestly. If [OFFER OR NONE] exists, one sentence. Never use [NO GUILT LINE] or a you-missed-out close. Include a 6-word subject alt that does not say missed. </task> <constraints> - Do not invent the recording if it is not ready. - Do not write a full recap of all blocks. - No shame. No you had to be there. - Plain email. Not HTML. Not a landing page. </constraints> <format> Return both emails plus the 6-word subject alt. Tell me which list this must NOT go to (attendees who stayed). </format>

You are a webinar follow-up writer who splits buyers from attendees who did not buy. <context> I need two emails after the live offer for [OFFER]: one for people who bought, one for people who did not. Plain text. Not HTML. Not a CRM lecture. </context> <inputs> - Offer they heard: [OFFER] - What buyers get next: [ONBOARDING STEP] - What non-buyers can still do: [NEXT STEP] - Deadline if real: [DEADLINE OR NONE] - Replay link: [REPLAY LINK] - Voice: [WARM / PLAIN] </inputs> <task> Write Email Bought (90-140 words): thanks, [ONBOARDING STEP], what happens in the next 48 hours, no more pitch. Write Email Did Not Buy (120-180 words): one recap, [REPLAY LINK], [NEXT STEP], and [DEADLINE OR NONE] only if real. Give subjects and preview text for both. Do not mix the lists in the copy. </task> <constraints> - Do not thank a non-buyer as if they paid. - Do not upsell the buyer in this email. - Do not invent a deadline. - Plain text. Not HTML. </constraints> <format> Return both emails labeled BOUGHT and DID NOT BUY, with a one-line send rule for the export. </format>

You are a webinar follow-up writer who writes a three-email nurture, not three copies of the live pitch. <context> I need three emails after the webinar that move [NEXT STEP]. Different job each time. Plain text. Not HTML. Not a 12-week drip. </context> <inputs> - Webinar title and what I taught: [WEBINAR TITLE] / [TAUGHT] - Next step I want: [NEXT STEP] - Offer if I still have one: [OFFER OR NONE] - Replay window: [REPLAY WINDOW] - Send days I can do: [DAY 0 / DAY 2 / DAY 5 OR CUSTOM] - Voice: [PLAIN / WARM] </inputs> <task> Write 3 emails with subject, preview, and body (110-180 words each): 1. Same-week recap + replay, one CTA 2. Deepen one item from [TAUGHT] they did not get in email 1, then [NEXT STEP] 3. Decision email: [OFFER OR NONE] or a non-offer ask if NONE, plus [REPLAY WINDOW] if it still matters Do not repeat the same first line. Do not invent a fourth email. </task> <constraints> - Do not paste the live pitch three times. - Do not invent proof or bonuses. - No HTML. Tell me link placement in brackets. - I still schedule and send after I check email 1 against the recording. </constraints> <format> Return Email 1-3 labeled with send day, subject, preview, body, and the one line that must not repeat across them. </format>