Create a script for a personal sales presentation. The script should include the dialogue between both the seller and the prospect. (500 words)

                                           PAPER SALES(650 words)

                                                                                                                   FADE IN.

1.  Int. COFFEE SHOP - DAY

SALESMAN sits at a small table, typing on his LAPTOP.

                                                                                         CLOSE UP ON SCREEN.

LAPTOP displays a website for a print shop, with several other similar tabs open.

SALESMAN nods, seeming satisfied, and closes his LAPTOP, leaving the shop.

                                                                                                               FADE OUT.

                                                                                                                   FADE IN.

2. Int. PRINT SHOP - DAY

SHOP OWNER is writing something at the counter when SALESMEN enters, the entry bell chiming.

    OWNER:  Can I help you?

    SALESMAN(smiling):  Yes sir, if you have a spare moment?

    OWNER(setting down his pen): Of course.  What do you need?  You want something printed?

     SALESMAN(shaking OWNER's hand): No, actually, I'm John, I'm a sales representative from GreenInk Incorporated, you might have heard of us?  We're a new startup, we sell top-notch recycled paper goods, and I was hoping you might be interested in buying some of our stock.  It's one-hundred percent recycled from discarded paper goods, with a ninety-three percent lowered impact on the environment.

    OWNER(skeptical):  I'm sorry, but I've seen recycled paper before, and as much as I love helping the planet, my customers have come to expect a certain standard from me.  I don't want to disappoint them with subpar stock, even if it's for a good cause.

SALESMAN opens a briefcase and hands OWNER some samples.

     SALESMAN:  Actually, our paper is some of the best on the market.  Four out of five customers polled couldn't tell the difference between our recycled paper and our competitors' wares.

     OWNER(nodding):  Hmm, interesting.  You're right, I can barely tell these from my current stocks...  But I'm guessing the price can't possibly be the same, what are your rates?

SALESMAN hands OWNER a pamphlet marked with prices.

    OWNER(furrowing brow):  Your base prices are good, but your bulk discounts aren't close to what I'm getting now.

    SALESMAN:  That's true, but did you look at our waste recycling rates?  If you buy our stock, we offer a buyback plan for all your disposed paper goods, even waste from other companies' products.  We'll pay you back fifteen percent of your costs.

    OWNER(considering):  I don't know...  Let me think about it, I do like your product and your cause, but I'm just not sure about those prices.

    SALESMAN:  Listen, my company really would love to have you as our customer, I'll tell you what.  I think I can work out an extra five percent discount for your store if you can place your order this month.  Does that make a difference for you?

    OWNER(grinning, shaking SALESMAN's hand):  I think we have a deal.

Conversation continues wrapping up and the deal is signed as sound fades.

                                                                                                               FADE OUT.

                                                                                                                   FADE IN.

3. Int. OFFICE - EVENING

SALESMAN is on the phone, waiting for OWNER to pick up.

    OWNER(in his store):  Hello, this is Douglas Print Shop speaking, how can I help you?

    SALESMAN:  Hello!  This is John from GreenInk, we talked a couple weeks ago, I'm just calling to see how you're doing with your order?  Is everything going smoothly?

    OWNER:  Oh, yes, it's going fine!  I just got my first shipment in yesterday, it's very satisfactory so far.  My old customers like it just as well, and I'm getting a few new sales because I can advertise that I've gone green.

    SALESMAN:  I'm glad to hear it!  Sounds like it's all gone off without a hitch, that's wonderful.  I notice you have two more months of orders planned.  If you're happy with our product, would you like me to set you up with the six month rates?  It's three percent lower, and I could apply it to the orders you've already placed for you.

    OWNER:  Yes, that'd be great, thank you.

    SALESMAN:  Perfect, I'll hook you up with that then.  If there's nothing else you need, I'll go do that now.  Thank you for your business, sir!

    OWNER:  Alright, thank you!  It's been a pleasure doing business with you.

                                                                                                                            FIN.

The script for a personal sales presentation is the dialogue between both the seller and the prospect.

A sale is an agreement between a buyer and a seller in which the seller exchanges money for the sale of tangible or intangible products, assets, or services. There are two or more parties involved in a sale. A sale, or a contract between two or more parties, such as the buyer and seller, can be thought of in larger terms.

Owner (of his business): Hello, this is Douglas Print Shop. How may I be of service?

SALESMAN: Hello! I spoke with you a few weeks ago, and now I'm calling from GreenInk to check how your order is doing. Is everything proceeding as planned?

Owner: Oh, absolutely, everything is great! My first package just arrived yesterday, and so far, everything is great. Because I can promote that I've gone green, my current customers like it just as much and I'm gaining a few more purchases.

SALESMAN: I am happy to hear that! It sounds like everything went off without a hitch, which is fantastic. I see you have orders lined up for the next two months. Would you like me to set you up with our product if you're satisfied with it.

Therefore, The conversation between the seller and the prospect is known as a sales presentation.

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