What you build today: A one-page offer at one link: promise, who it is for, what they get, the price, and one button.
The offer page prompt (copy it, fill the [brackets], paste it into ChatGPT or Claude):
Write a one-page offer for this buyer: [your buyer sentence] What I sell: [your product, or the service you will deliver] Use exactly five sections: a one-line promise in the buyer's own words, who it is for and who it is not for, what they get as 3 to 5 concrete deliverables, the price, and one call-to-action button. Rules: plain words, no jargon, no hype, under 200 words in total. Describe results, not features. Do not invent testimonials or numbers. Then give me 3 alternative promise lines to test.
Worksheet
- My buyer sentence: ____
- What I sell (product, or the service I will deliver): ____
- Promise (their words): ____
- For: ____ Not for: ____
- What they get (3 to 5 concrete things): ____
- Price (written on the page): ____
- Button text (what happens next): ____
- Check 1: would my buyer say this promise? Yes / No
- Check 2: could they explain what they get in one breath? Yes / No
- Check 3: is anything left to guess? Yes / No
- My link: ____
- No product yet? Sell the service you can deliver in one week. A fixed price and a clear finish line make it easy to say yes.
Homework
- Build your page and get it to one link.
- Send the link to one friend with your buyer sentence above it.
- Ask them one question: does the promise land in one read?