Write a good script description
Every script has a goal: a short line under its name that says what the script is for and when to use it, such as "follow-up after two quiet days". The AI reads it while the script runs, and a short goal of up to 8 words also helps match a fan's request to the right script.
Good and bad goals at a glance #
| Good goal | Why it works |
|---|---|
| *Good night with a voice note* | Says the moment and the content |
| *Follow-up after two quiet days* | Says which fan and when |
| *First purchase, 3 photos for 500 Stars* | Says the offer and its price |
| Goal that does not help | What is missing |
|---|---|
| *Sales script* | Nothing about when, who or what |
| *Script 3, copy of the good one* | A note for you, not for the AI |
| *Sell sell sell, push hard!!!* | No moment, no fan, no offer |
Where do I write it? #
- Open a script in Scripts.
- Click the field under its name ("What this script is for…") and type the goal. It saves on its own.
- In the list, the goal shows under the script's name, so your team sees what each script is for.
With the API and MCP, it is the goal field of a script.
What a good goal says #
Write it like a note to a colleague who will run the script for you, in a few plain words:
- When: the moment of the day, or the point in the conversation (first messages, right after a purchase, after two quiet days).
- Which fan: new, chatty but never bought, a buyer, a big spender.
- What it sells: "3 lingerie photos", or say so when the script sells nothing.
Keep it short: up to 8 words, it also works as a keyword when a fan asks for that kind of content. No fan's name or personal detail: a goal is about a kind of fan, never one person.
Tip Two scripts that look alike need goals that say how they differ: "Evening tease, Spanish" and "Evening tease, after a purchase".
See Scripts to write the steps, and Build a first-purchase script for a full example. For more script ideas, read chatting scripts that sell.
FAQ #
Is the goal required? #
No, a script can be saved without one. A goal helps the AI and your team understand what the script is for, so write one for every script.
Does the fan see the goal? #
No. The goal is for the AI and your team. The fan only receives the steps.
How long should the goal be? #
A few words. Up to 8 words, the goal also helps the AI pick this script when a fan asks for that kind of content.