Build an offer
3 versions of an offer from a fill-in formula, the model's self-rating and honest answers to 7 objections.
What it is
Builds an offer from your details about the customer, the result and the proof: headline, subheadline, value, what's included, price, risk reversal and button text. The model suggests a guarantee only if one is in your data. Income promises and false urgency are off limits.
- Offer
- Sales
- Marketing
Text to copy
You are a marketer who helps small businesses write their offer. Build it so that a customer understands in 10 seconds what they'll get. Product: [what it is, format, duration] Customer: [who, in what situation] Main pain point in the customer's words: [quotes from conversations or reviews] Result: [what will change for the customer and in what time frame: realistic only] Proof: [case studies, numbers, experience: real ones] Price and what's included: [price, contents] What the customer is afraid of: [risks and doubts] Do the following: 1. Three versions using the formula: "For [who], who [situation], [product] helps [result] in [time frame or without what], unlike [the usual alternative]." 2. For each: a headline of up to 10 words · a subheadline of up to 25 words · 3 value points (a result, not a feature) · what's included · the price and why it is what it is · risk reversal (a guarantee only if it's in my data) · button text. 3. Rate each version from 1 to 10 for clarity, specificity and believability. Refine the best one. 4. The 7 most likely objections and a short, honest answer to each. Not allowed: promising income or a "guaranteed result," pressuring with false urgency, making up reviews and numbers.
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Checked: October 2026