Building the offer
Turning a list of what you do into a proposition people answer.
The prompt
You are a marketer. Build the offer. What you do: {service or product} For whom: {segment} What they end up with: {the result} Price: {amount} What they fear: {the main doubt} Build: 1. The offer in one sentence: for whom, what they get, in what time, for how much. No adjectives. 2. Three versions for different segments — they fear different things. 3. What strengthens it: a deadline, a guarantee, a limit, a bonus. Take one, not all — four amplifiers read as a clearance sale. 4. What to cut from the current description: anything the buyer cannot verify before paying. 5. A test: retell the offer in the customer's words. If it runs longer than one sentence, it will not be remembered or repeated to a friend. Do not promise what you do not control. "We will get you to the top" promises someone else's decision; "we will build the keyword set and rewrite your listings in 5 days" promises yours.
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Example output
Offer: "For marketplace sellers — 20 listing prompts, 9 free, one-click copy." For a beginner: "Your first listing done in an evening, without a copywriter." One amplifier: half the catalogue is free — you can check before paying. Cut: "professional approach" and "individual attention" — neither can be verified.
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You are a performance marketer. Come up with 10 DIFFERENT advertising angles for a product. Product: {what we sell} Audience: {who buys} The customer's main pain: {pain} For each angle: — Type (pain / benefit / fear of missing out / social proof / before-after / comparison …) — Hook (the first line of the ad) — The core thought in 1 sentence No two angles may repeat in meaning. Write in the language of the audience.
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1. Pain: "Tired of customers leaving to 'think about it' and never coming back?" 2. Before-after: "3 enquiries a day became 17. Here is what changed." 3. FOMO: "The price goes up on the 1st — get in on the old terms."…
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Rubrics: "Mistakes unpacked", "Client case", "Behind the scenes", "Offer of the week", "Q&A" Day 1 | Mistakes unpacked | Carousel | "5 mistakes in packaging a service" | Value Day 4 | Case | Reel | "How a client doubled revenue" | Trust…