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Service offer clarity worksheet

Make the first purchase understandable to the right buyer. Work from your own evidence; fictional examples are optional. Do not enter confidential records.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Use the buyer’s language and explain what is included and excluded.

Notes are yours; example answers are hypothetical. Field completion does not validate a plan.

PUT YOUR NOTES TO WORK

Let a prospective buyer explain the offer back.

  1. Show the revised offer to someone who resembles your intended buyer, without explaining it first.
  2. Ask who it is for, what they would receive, what it costs, and what they would do next. Record their words and uncertainties.
  3. Revise the most consequential misunderstanding. Check the next version with another intended buyer before treating it as validated.
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