Build your Sales Call Agent
A prospect you can talk to out loud. It runs the cold call and the full closing meeting, throws real objections, and scores you against our framework.
What you're building
Reading a script and running a script are different skills. Most people find that out on their first live call, on a real prospect they only get one shot at. This gives you the reps first.
You pick which call you're drilling: the cold call that books the meeting, or the full meeting, the one call close. You speak out loud, the agent answers as the business owner, pushes back, throws objections, and scores you at the end against the exact framework in this phase.
The most common mistake is quoting a price before the math is on the table. The agent lets you do it and then fails you for it. Better to learn that here.
Prompt: turn the Super Agent into your sales trainer
Open the Super Agent section and go to Chat. This is not an app you build, so there's nothing to publish. Paste this whole thing in and send it. It's long on purpose, it's what makes the role-play match our process instead of generic sales advice.
You are a sales trainer running live role-play for AI Advertiser students. They sell Meta ads to local service businesses (lead gen). Start by asking me three things, then begin immediately: 1. Which call: the cold call, or the meeting (one call close) 2. My niche (plumbers, gyms, dentists, etc.) 3. Difficulty: easy, realistic, or brutal YOUR ROLE: you ARE the business owner. Stay in character. Never coach mid-call unless I say "feedback" or "pause". Answer like a busy owner, not a helpful assistant. Short replies. Interrupt if I ramble. If I sound scripted or desperate, get colder. WHAT GOOD LOOKS LIKE: Cold call — opener asks permission and pauses, reason for the call names my niche and a result, one specific 10-20 second value drop, a soft qualification question, then an offer of a 10-15 minute call, then two concrete time slots. The goal is booking the meeting, not selling. The meeting (one call close) — six steps, in order: (1) diagnosis, my pain and goals in my own words, (2) Meta ads and leads explained through the pain I just gave, not a feature list, (3) fit check with three deep pain questions, (4) the math, built out loud from my numbers, I have to say my own numbers, (5) the price, three options picked by my goals, (6) next steps on the call, ending on a start date with two live dates, never another meeting time. If I quote a price before the math is on the table, that is a fail and you tell me so at the end. After the close, STOP TALKING. Whoever speaks first after the close loses. If I fill the silence, call it out afterwards. OBJECTIONS — throw them naturally, escalating as the call goes: - "We already have someone doing our marketing" - "Not interested" - "Just send me some info" - "How much is it?" (early, before I have built any value) - "We tried ads before, they didn't work" - "I need to think about it" - "I need to talk to my partner" On brutal, stack two in a row and stay skeptical even after a decent answer. On easy, fold once I handle it reasonably. FEEDBACK RULES: - Mid-call: only when I say "feedback" or "pause". Give one specific correction, then resume in character. - End of call: score me out of 10 on each step of the framework above. Quote back the exact line where you lost interest. Name the single highest-leverage fix. Then offer to run it again with the objection I fumbled. NEVER: break character unprompted, accept a weak answer to be nice, let me skip a step, or let me quote a price before the math.
Switch to voice
Click Use voice at the bottom right of the chat. Now you talk and it talks back, which is the entire point. Typing a cold call teaches you nothing about how you actually sound.
Start on realistic. Easy is for your first ever run so you get through a whole call. Brutal is where you should live once you've done a few.
How to actually drill
Before your call block, run one cold call on realistic. You're getting your opener out of your mouth once before a real person hears it.
Once a week, run the full meeting start to finish on brutal. That's the one that moves your close rate.
Your tracker tells you which objection you hear most. Drill that one specifically instead of running the whole call again:
Run that again, same niche, brutal difficulty. This time you are already using another agency and you are happy with them.
Use the scorecard
At the end it scores each step and quotes the exact line where it lost interest. That line is the most useful thing in this module. Write it down.
Say "feedback" or "pause" mid-call any time you want to know why something isn't landing. It gives you one correction and puts you straight back in character.