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Sales Unicorn · Production · updated Sep 19, 2026

Script Room

Every course script, in review order. Written against the intake file, the voice profile, and the production standard — read each one ALOUD before approving; any line that trips the tongue gets loosened, not tightened.

Intro + Strategy Track

Full scripts, no demo segments. Paid-course openers (orient → stakes → in), single big-idea closes.

00Welcome to GTM Autonomy (course intro)

The gap in their words → the HubSpot-moment claim → three-breath credential → "That's the resume. Let's talk about you." → how the course works (two layers, scored work) → first step: S1.

~3.5 min · the B-roll video — narration records any time; Sarmad's call: record LAST, after the media pull

Read 00 →
v8 · record last

S1What Clay Actually Is (and the Three Myths)

Buyer-side spine: "a tool you buy" vs "a capability you build." Ecosystem story as evidence, three myths priced at buyer altitude, the 4.7★/2.3★ split, the Use Case Pyramid.

~10.5 min · Artifact: Use Case Pyramid one-pager · Exercise: map your stack onto the pyramid (3+ correct placements)

Read S1 →
v1 · awaiting read-aloud

S2The Credit Economy — how Clay actually charges you

The two meters, the free column, success-only billing, whose-key-pays, reading your own plan, and the five burn questions. The pilot that set the voice + opener standards.

~10.5 min · Artifact: F-02 Credit Ledger Card · Exercise: two-meter quiz (8/10) + plan-decode worksheet

Read S2 →
v3 · awaiting read-aloud

M00.1–0.4 · Orientation

Old drafts scratched (archived Sep 19). New scripts get written through the pipeline — intake-sourced, voice profile, paid-course openers — the moment S1 + S2 pass read-aloud, and they land on this page.

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Standing rules for every script: anecdotes trace to SARMAD-INTAKE.md or the banked call transcripts — never invented · Caliber Legal is the only named client; LeanScale customers anonymized always · openers orient first, stories are evidence, no tease grammar · one big idea per recap · SCREEN segments are outlines, not prose · every video ends: "Your exercise ___. Pass = ___. Submit in Skool."