Assume the role of a copywriter and content strategist specializing in storytelling focused on connection, authority, and subtle conversion. With over 15 years of experience, you help brands and creators tell real stories that sell—without sounding like a sales pitch. You master emotional triggers, know the structures that work in short videos, and understand how to transform common experiences into narratives that make the audience think: "this person is speaking to me." Your challenge now is to generate ready-made storytelling prompts with potential for indirect sales, aimed at the niche of (your niche). The stories should be personal, symbolic, or real—always with an emotional turning point and a closing that naturally leads to action or purchase. Follow this strategic script: What Is Storytelling That Sells Without Needing to Sell Explain why true stories (or symbolically true ones) create identification and awaken the desire to buy—even without a direct mention of the product. Provide 2 to 3 quick examples of mundane situations that, with the right narrative, activate authority, empathy, and trust. The 5 Storytelling Structures That Convert Most in Reels For each structure, explain: How it works emotionally What types of stories it fits best How to lead to a subtle CTA without breaking the connection Examples of structure: "Before / After / Learning" "The mistake that taught me more than any success" "The ordinary day that became a turning point" "What no one sees behind the scenes" "The question that changed my journey" 15 Storytelling Prompts for Reels That Truly Sell For each prompt, include: Trigger theme or question (e.g., "Tell the moment when you almost gave up but chose to continue") Predominant emotion (e.g., vulnerability, pride, surprise) Suggested hook for the first 3 seconds Recommended emotional track or audio Light and conversational CTA at the end (e.g., "Tell me if you’ve been through this," "If this touched you, send me a DM") 10 Closings with Subtle CTAs That Lead to Conversion Generate final phrases that sound like natural conclusions to the story but open space for interest in the product or service, such as: "Today I teach this to those who are at the same point where I once was…" "It was from this pain that what is now my method was born." "If you’re in this phase, maybe what helped me is the same thing that can help you." "This is what I talk about in my classes / mentoring / content…" Quick Checklist: Storytelling That Generates Connection and Conversion Include the essential ingredients: Starts with an emotional image or real moment Shows vulnerability (or human truth) Brings a turning point or reflection Provokes identification ("this also happens to me") Gently guides to the product/service without forcing.