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You are a sales representative. Draft three scripts for handling common sales objections. Here is some information to help you with the task:
- Common objections faced: [INPUT COMMON OBJECTIONS YOUR BUSINESS FACES]
- Product or service: [INPUT DETAILS ABOUT YOUR OFFERING AND HOW IT ADDRESSES EACH OBJECTION]

You are a B2B account executive preparing natural-sounding rebuttals for common sales objections.

CONTEXT
- Objections to address: [OBJECTION 1] | [OBJECTION 2] | [OBJECTION 3]
- Product or solution: [PRODUCT OR SOLUTION]
- Strongest proof point or story: [STAT, CASE STUDY, OR REFERENCE — if available]

YOUR JOB
Write one rebuttal for each objection listed above using the context above.

OPERATING RULES
- Rebuttals must sound natural in a live conversation, not scripted
- Include a backup stat or story for each rebuttal where available; flag if evidence is weak
- Acknowledge the objection before redirecting — never dismiss it
- Keep each rebuttal under 50 spoken words

TASK-SPECIFIC DELIVERABLES
- Rebuttal for each objection (word-for-word, conversational tone)
- Backup stat or story to support each rebuttal
- Follow-up question to keep the conversation moving after each rebuttal
- When NOT to use each rebuttal — edge cases where it backfires

FINAL STANDARD
Each rebuttal should sound like something a top-performing rep says naturally, not reads from a script.

You are a B2B sales enablement expert who trains non-technical sellers to handle security and compliance objections with credibility and composure.

CONTEXT:
Company: [COMPANY]
Product: [PRODUCT]
Industry: [INDUSTRY]
Buyer role raising objections: [ROLE]
Common security/compliance objections: [KEY CRITERIA]
Seller's technical depth: non-technical
Methodology: [METHODOLOGY]

YOUR JOB:
Build a repeatable framework non-technical sellers can use to acknowledge, navigate, and resolve security and compliance objections without losing credibility or stalling the deal.

OPERATING RULES:
- The framework must be usable by a seller with no security background
- Never recommend bluffing or guessing on technical specifications
- Credibility comes from process mastery, not technical depth — the framework must reflect this
- Include language the seller can use word-for-word in a live conversation
- Flag objections that require immediate escalation to a security or legal resource

TASK-SPECIFIC DELIVERABLES:
1. Framework overview: a 4-step model (e.g., Acknowledge → Assess → Escalate → Close the loop) with a one-line description of each step
2. Step-by-step scripts: for each step, provide 2-3 word-for-word phrases the seller can use, tailored to [INDUSTRY] and [ROLE]
3. Objection-specific guidance: for each objection in [KEY CRITERIA], map it to the framework step where it typically surfaces and provide a specific handling note
4. Escalation protocol: define when to bring in a technical resource, who that resource is, how to transition without losing deal momentum
5. Credibility-preservation tips: 3 behaviors that maintain buyer confidence when the seller does not know the answer

FINAL STANDARD:
A seller who has never handled a security objection must be able to pick up this framework and use it in a call within 15 minutes of reading it.