Convince someone to try Imparato
You're already using Imparato and you think it's great? Here's how to help others take the plunge, without being pushy, just by sharing your experience and some practical tips.
🎙️ 1. Talk about your personal experience
Nothing beats real-life experience. Simply explain what it does for you:
- You learn your lines faster and more calmly;
- You rehearse even when you're alone;
- You easily spot the bits you keep forgetting;
- And you always have the latest version of the text with you: as soon as a director changes a line, everyone benefits immediately.
👉 Show your screen, play a scene, or do a quick demo.
People often understand better by seeing it in action rather than just hearing arguments.
🧠 2. Explain what Imparato does (and doesn't do)
Some people imagine that Imparato "acts for you" or "replaces your partner."
You can remind them that:
- The app feeds you your lines, like a scene partner who's always available;
- It helps you focus on your lines, spotting the words and the rhythm;
- And it allows you to keep all your scripts organized and accessible in one single place.
⏱️ 3. Mention the concrete benefits
- You save time;
- You rehearse whenever you want, even without a partner;
- You keep your text up to date as soon as it changes;
- And you can rehearse on the train, in the street, or at home.
🤝 4. Help with the setup
When someone is hesitating, suggest they join your Imparato company, where you've shared your text.
Take a few minutes to:
- Show them directly on your phone how it works;
- Then install the app on theirs and walk them through their first steps.
👉 If the person isn't comfortable with technology, suggest they get help from a relative, a grandchild, or a neighbor.
Also explain that Imparato is available on computers via the website — no smartphone required!
And if the person has failing eyesight, mention they can install Imparato on a tablet, which is easier to read.
🎁 5. Mention the trial period
Remind them that there is a free trial period: it's the perfect opportunity to test it out quietly, make sure they like the app and that it's useful to them before paying.
💬 6. How to handle common objections
🗣️ "The voices are flat, they lack emotion."
That's true, and it's intentional! Imparato is designed for line runs, i.e., working on memorizing the text, not the acting.
Neutral voices ensure they don't influence your interpretation.
You can refer them to this article which explains why:
👉 Synthetic voices that feed you your lines
💶 "You have to pay, right?"
Yes, but the Solo plan at €7.99 gives you unlimited access to your text, with no time limit.
It's really cost-effective: for the price of 3 coffees, you can rehearse your lines as much as you want, for as long as necessary.
Better yet, if you do a group purchase, starting from 2 Solo plans, the price drops to €5.99!
❤️ 7. And above all: be sincere
Don't try to "sell" Imparato.
Just talk about what it brings to you: more autonomy, more freedom, and more fun while rehearsing.
It's often that sincerity that is most convincing.
Are you already using Imparato and think it's great? Here is how to help others take the plunge, without being pushy, just by sharing your experience and a few concrete tips.
🎙️ 1. Talk about your personal experience
Nothing beats real-life experience. Simply explain what it does for you:
- You learn your lines faster and more calmly;
- You rehearse even when you're alone;
- You easily spot the parts you forget;
- And you always have the latest version of the script with you: as soon as a director changes a line, everyone benefits immediately.
👉 Show your screen, let them hear a scene, or do a short demo.
People often understand more by seeing than by hearing arguments.
🧠 2. Explain what Imparato does (and doesn't do)
Some people imagine that Imparato "acts for you" or "replaces your partner."
You can remind them that:
- The app feeds you your lines, like a fellow actor who is always available;
- It helps you focus on your lines, spotting the words and rhythms;
- And it allows you to keep all your scripts organized and accessible in one single space.
⏱️ 3. Talk about the concrete advantages
- You save time;
- You rehearse whenever you want, even without a partner;
- You keep your script up to date as soon as it changes;
- And you can rehearse on the train, in the street, or at home.
🤝 4. Help with the installation
When someone hesitates, suggest they join your Imparato company, where you've shared your script.
Take a few minutes to:
- Show them directly on your phone how it works;
- Then install the app on theirs and help them take their first steps.
👉 If the person isn't comfortable with technology, suggest they get help from a relative, a grandchild, or a neighbor.
Also explain that Imparato is available on computers via the website — no smartphone needed!
And if the person has failing eyesight, mention that they can install Imparato on a tablet, which is more comfortable to read.
🎁 5. Mention the trial period
Remind them that there is a free trial period: it's the perfect opportunity to test it out quietly, check that they like the app and that it's useful before paying.
💬 6. How to answer common objections
🗣️ “The voices are flat, they lack emotion.”
That's true, and it's intentional! Imparato is designed for line runs (Italian rehearsals), meaning working on memorizing the text, not the acting.
The neutral voices ensure they don't influence your performance.
You can point them to this article which explains why:
👉 Synthetic voices that feed you your lines
💶 “It costs money, doesn't it?”
Yes, but the Solo plan at €7.99 gives you unlimited access to your script, with no time limit.
It’s really cost-effective: for the price of 3 coffees, you rehearse your lines as much as you want, for as long as necessary.
But even better, if you make a group purchase, for 2 or more Solos, the price drops to €5.99!
❤️ 7. And above all: stay sincere
Don't try to "sell" Imparato.
Just talk about what it brings to you: more autonomy, more freedom, and more pleasure when rehearsing.
It's often that sincerity that convinces people best.