The Brand Deal Script Library gives you 32 word-for-word scripts for pitching, following up, answering objections, closing, negotiating your rates and getting your invoice paid. Copy one, personalise the highlighted parts, and send.
Instant access, and it opens in your browser on your phone or laptop.
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When I first started reaching out to brands, I wrote essays. I talked too much about myself, tried far too hard to sound professional, and got ghosted. So I pulled every reply and every silence apart until the patterns showed up, and I refined the wording until brands kept replying.
These are the scripts that came out of that, and they're the ones I still use to pitch, follow up, negotiate my rates and handle every brand conversation.
Six ways to open a conversation, including a short and direct email, a warm DM and an email written for the founder.
Replies for "no budget right now", "we'll keep you in mind", "we work with influencers" and "we already have a creator".
Scripts to send the contract, chase an unsigned one, send your invoice and follow up a late payment politely.
Every script comes with a line on when to use it, the words to send, and a tip from me. Seventeen of them also come with a subject line, and a search box finds any script in seconds.
A standard cold email, a value-led email, a short and direct email, a cold Instagram DM, a warm DM, and an email to a founder.
What to send at day 3 and day 7, how to revisit after 30 days, and what to send after a positive reply or after you've shared your rates.
Your reply to rates that are too high, no budget, keeping you in mind, influencers only, an existing creator, and a gifted-only offer.
Asking for the business, confirming the deal, sending the contract, and chasing a contract that hasn't been signed yet.
Holding your rate, negotiating usage rights, countering with a smaller package, and proposing a retainer.
Asking for a brief, clarifying a vague one, revisions inside and outside scope, delivering your content, sending your invoice and chasing a late payment.
Type in your name, your handle or website and your portfolio link, and they fill into every script for you.
Use the "which script do I need?" finder or the search box to land on the right script for the message in front of you.
Tap copy, change the parts highlighted in yellow so it's specific to that brand, and send it from your own email or DMs.
I've been working with brands for eight years, and I've worked on over a hundred brand deals in that time. I started out sharing recipes online, the brands found me, and then I learned to go out and pitch them myself.
Every script in the library is one I've used and refined in my own brand conversations, so you get the wording that has already been tested in real inboxes.
Confirm the deal, send the contract and ask for the brief, with a script for each step.
Answer the objection, hold your rate, or offer a smaller package so the conversation keeps going.
Follow up at day 3, day 7 and day 30 with messages that bring your pitch back to the top of their inbox.
One payment, instant access, and your next message can be on its way today.
32 scripts in six sections, on your phone or laptop.
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They're written to be personalised. The parts highlighted in yellow are where you add the brand's name, your idea and what you noticed about them, and that part matters more than anything else in the script.
No. It opens in the browser on your phone, tablet or laptop. The details you type in save in the browser on the device you use, so pick one device and bookmark it there.
The Script Library covers what to say. For who to say it to, The Hot List Method shows you how to find and check brands that are already paying creators.
The free 5 Pitch Templates give you a pitch for email, Instagram and your dream brand, plus two follow-ups and a gifted-to-paid reply. The Script Library has 32 scripts that cover the whole deal, including objections, closing, rates, usage, contracts, revisions and getting paid.