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Offer value review
Paste your offer. Get a 1 to 10 score on outcome, likelihood, delay and effort, the weakest driver and the cheapest fix.
Offer value review 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.
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What it does
Buyers put a price on four things: how much they want the result, how sure they are they will get it, how long it takes, and how much effort it costs them. Most owners work on the first two because making a bigger claim is easy. The last two are harder to copy, and they are where rivals rarely compete. This skill scores all four with a plain rubric, as the buyer sees them and not as you know them. It divides the top two by the bottom two to get an index you can compare before and after a change. Then it looks for the cheapest fix, including cheap ones that change what the buyer believes, such as showing the wait or the steps. A buyer pays for the time and effort they see, not the ones you know about.
You give it
- Your offer: what is included, price, terms, how it is sold
- Your buyer (optional)
- Reviews or call notes in the buyer's words (optional)
- Brand brain (optional)
- Customer words (optional)
You get
- A 1 to 10 score on each of the four parts, with the reason and the evidence
- A relative index for the offer today
- The weakest part and the three cheapest fixes, with cost
- The index after the best fix, and where to say it so the buyer sees it
Use it when
- Your offer is fine but not selling and you cannot say why.
- You have three ways to improve an offer and want to know which first.
- You are about to raise the price and want to know what to add.
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.
- Paste the offer exactly as a buyer would see it on your page or in your pitch.
- Add reviews so scores rest on real words.
- Pick the fix with the best gain for its cost, then rescore after you change the offer.