They liked a post
Hi, thanks for the like on my post about the {{product}}. Are you curious about it, or did it just catch your eye? Either is fine. I'm an independent seller, so I'm happy to answer questions.
Most DM scripts for network marketing are built to get a cold stranger to say yes. People feel that at once, and it gets accounts reported. These 15 scripts start from the opposite end: someone liked, commented, replied to a story or followed you, and you answer them like a person. Each script says you are an independent seller, none claims income, and the follow ups stop after two. They cover the first DM, the story reply, the new follower, the person who asks what this is, the follow up, and the move to a voice note or call. If they become customers, customer follow up after a purchase is the next step.
Works in WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram, Messenger and every other app.
Words in {{double braces}} are blanks. In the textcuts keyboard you fill them with one tap, and the names you used recently come back.
Hi, thanks for the like on my post about the {{product}}. Are you curious about it, or did it just catch your eye? Either is fine. I'm an independent seller, so I'm happy to answer questions.
Hi {{name}}, thanks for your comment. I'd like to answer your question properly here instead of in the comments. What would you like to know?
Ha, thanks, glad it made you smile. If you'd like the details on the {{item}}, I'll send them over. If not, enjoy the rest of the story.
Hi, thanks for the follow. I post about the {{product}} and my days as an independent seller, so mute me any time if it's not your thing. What brought you here?
Good question. I'm an independent seller for a direct sales company, and I share products I use. It isn't for everyone. Here is the company's own page, so you know exactly who it is: {{link}}
Short version: I sell {{product}} for a direct sales company. I'm not asking you to join anything. If you're curious about the business side, ask, and I'll tell you the good and the less good.
Since you asked about the business, {{name}}: results vary and most sellers earn little. The company publishes an income disclosure here: {{link}}. I'm happy to talk about my own costs too.
{{name}}, if you only want to try the {{product}}, here is the link: {{link}}. You don't have to sign up for anything else.
Hi, no reply needed if it's not for you. I just wanted to make sure my last message didn't get buried. Are you still curious about the {{product}}?
Hi, I posted a story about the {{item}} this week and thought of you. Any question I can answer? A quick one is fine.
I don't send copy paste pitches, so if this feels random, tell me. I wrote to you because you commented on my post about the {{product}}.
{{name}}, this is easier to explain out loud. Can I send you a one minute voice note, or would you rather have a quick call on {{day}}?
Great, {{name}}. Does {{time}} work for a call of about fifteen minutes? I'll keep it short, and you can end it whenever you like.
Hi {{name}}, I'll stop here so I don't clutter your inbox. If you ever want to know more, you know where I am. Take care.
Thanks for telling me straight, {{name}}. I won't message about this again. Happy to chat about anything else.
| When | Message | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Within a day of a like | They liked a post | Say who you are in the first line. |
| Right after a story reply | A story reply | Keep it light. |
| When asked what it is | "What is this?" | Do not wait. |
| 3 to 4 days of silence | First follow up | Once. |
| After a few messages | A voice note | Voice note or a short call. |
| After the second follow up | Closing the loop | Then stop. |
| Any time | After a no | If they say no. |
Opening with "hey hun" and a pitch to someone you have never spoken to, copied to dozens of people.
Instead: Write to people who liked, commented or replied, and refer to what they did.
Hiding that you are selling ("just wanted to connect", "I have an opportunity for you") without naming the company.
Instead: Say you are an independent seller and name the company before you present anything.
Posting or sending screenshots of earnings, cheques or lifestyle pictures to attract people.
Instead: Share the company's income disclosure, with the figures for typical sellers.
Asking "are you open to a side hustle?" without saying what it is.
Instead: I'm an independent seller for a direct sales company. Would you like to hear more?
Health claims about a product in a DM ("it helped my skin condition").
Instead: Say how you use it. For medical questions, "please ask your doctor".
Not disclosing a free product or a reward when you recommend something.
Instead: Say plainly that you sell it, or that you got it free.
Fake urgency ("only 3 spots left", "price goes up tonight").
Instead: Give the real date from the company, or say nothing.
Chasing after a no with a third and fourth message.
Instead: Two follow ups, then the closing message, then stop.
Works in WhatsApp, iMessage, Instagram, Messenger and every other app.
Yes, if you write to them personally, refer to the post, and say who you are in the first message. Template 1 does that. Skip people you have no connection with, and never send the same pitch to a long list.
In the first or second message, in plain words, and name the company before you present anything. The FTC's guidance for multi level marketing says to be upfront about the type of opportunity and the company before an interview or presentation. Templates 1, 5 and 6 do it.
Do not give a figure. Say that most sellers earn little, and share the company's income disclosure, as template 7 does. You can talk about your costs and what you sell, which is easier to defend than income.
After two or three messages where they asked something or shared something. Offer a voice note or a short call, as templates 12 and 13 do, and let them pick. For customers you have already won, see customer follow up after a purchase.
Yes. 11 of the 15 use a single blank, which fills in on the free plan. The rest use two different blanks and need Pro to fill both from the keyboard.
Yes. textcuts is a keyboard, so it works in Instagram DMs, comments and story replies, and in every other app where you type.