Business owners want to know what a policy does for them, not what it is called. These prompts have the model explain coverages in terms of the owner's operations, and keep the longer commercial sales cycle in mind when drafting follow-up.
10prompts. Square brackets are blanks you fill in. “Fix this for my situation” opens the free grader with the prompt loaded so you can add your specifics and see the score.
Write a commercial-lines outreach to a local business offering a general-liability review. Professional, under 110 words.
Explain workers compensation basics to a first-time small-business owner. Under 140 words.
Draft an email to a contractor client about why their certificate of insurance requirements matter and how we keep them current. Under 120 words.
Explain the difference between general liability and professional liability to a service business owner. Under 130 words.
Write an outreach to a growing small business suggesting a review now that they've added employees or locations. Under 110 words.
Explain business interruption coverage in plain terms a restaurant or retail owner would grasp. Under 130 words.
Draft a checklist of information I need to quote a small commercial package policy, written so the business owner can gather it easily.
Write a message to a commercial client explaining why their experience modification or claims history affects pricing, calm and factual. Under 130 words.
Explain why a business may need both commercial auto and a personal auto policy, for an owner who uses one vehicle for both. Under 120 words.
Draft an outreach to local businesses about cyber liability, explaining the risk in everyday terms without scare tactics. Under 120 words.
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