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Free diagnostic tool planner
Describe your business and buyer. Get a free checker that shows the problem you fix, with a score and a sign-up step.
Free diagnostic tool planner is a free AI skill for the job "Make an offer people want". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
Free · No account · Made by AI Blocks
What it does
A sales team can only talk to so many people. A free tool that tells a visitor how they are doing can reach thousands, and it does your first sales job for you: it shows a person a problem they did not know they had, with a number that makes it real. This skill picks the problem, keeps the inputs to five or fewer, and designs the score, ideally shown against others so it means something. It writes what each score band says and what to do next, puts the email ask after the score so value comes first, and ties the result to your service as the way to fix it. It does not build the tool. It hands you the design a builder or a no-code tool can follow.
You give it
- What you sell, who buys it and the problem you fix
- What a good and a bad result look like in your field
- Your brand file (optional)
- Any data you have on how buyers compare, to base the score on (optional)
- Brand brain (optional)
You get
- The problem the tool will show, in one line
- Three to five inputs a visitor can enter
- The score logic and what each score band says
- Where the email ask goes, and how the result leads to your service
Use it when
- You want a reason for strangers to give you their email other than a newsletter.
- Buyers do not know they have the problem you fix.
- You already know what separates a good result from a bad one in your field.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Describe your business, your buyer and the problem you solve.
- Say what you can measure in a visitor's answers, and what good looks like.
- Hand the design to whoever builds it, or to a no-code tool.
- Test it on five people before it goes live.