Quick Answer
For search, voice, and "just tell me what to do".
A strong offer survives skepticism. Use AI to attack your offer like a critical buyer, then patch the exact holes with proof and constraints.
Key Takeaways:
- Offers fail from vague mechanisms and weak proof.
- Risk reversal is a design choice.
- Good constraints make claims believable.
- Stress-tests produce a fix list you can ship.
Playbook
Ask AI: what would a skeptical buyer doubt?
List the 5 weakest claims and rewrite with constraints and examples.
Add proof assets per claim: case study, demo, numbers, screenshots.
Clarify who it's NOT for; tighten the promise to the right buyer.
Re-run stress-test after edits and compare objections.
Common Pitfalls
- Adding features instead of clarifying the mechanism.
- Overpromising to win attention.
- No proof pipeline to support new claims.
Metrics to Track
Sales page conversion
Objection frequency
Refund rate
Close rate
FAQ
What's the biggest offer weakness?
A vague mechanism. If people don't understand how you produce the outcome, they won't believe the outcome is likely.
What is a believable claim?
A claim with constraints, context, and proof. Specific wins beat big promises every time.
How do I add risk reversal?
Guarantees, trial periods, clear onboarding, transparent expectations, and strong proof assets reduce perceived risk without discounting.
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