Introducing the Art of Offer Craft, the only online business education course that walks you through the process of crafting compelling offers to transform your business
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Do you struggle to attract meaningful sales, even when you KNOW your customers NEED what you have? If so, then let me show you how you can…
Introducing the Art of Offer Craft, the only online business education course that walks you through the process of crafting compelling offers to transform your business
The first strategy to making a sale is what we’ll call “the strategy of persuasion”.
I want to talk about this one first, because it’s what most people think of when they think of selling.
This is where most of the marketing you’ve seen or learned about comes into play:
What all of these have in common is that they’re all about *persuading* and CONVINCING you to buy something… and in some cases, they move past persuasion, and into the territory of manipulation.
It’s a lot harder to make the strategy of persuasion irrelevant, than it is to make the strategy of attraction irrelevant.
By that, I mean that we all know to use the strategy of persuasion, at least in theory, because we see these tactics being used on us all of the time…
These are the scarcity plays, and the unbelievable social proof, and all the rest of it.
But when it comes to applying the strategy of attraction, we’re at a loss, for two reasons…
First of all, it’s just much rarer to witness the strategy of attraction in effect in our everyday lives, so we don’t have as many examples to draw experience from.
But more importantly, even when we DO see a great example, it’s almost like there’s some “invisible magic” at play… and we can’t for the life of us figure out what’s REALLY going on.
So, we conclude that some offers just have that “magic” – and if ours doesn’t… then we feel that we have to rely heavily on persuasion tactics to bring in the sales we want.
Here’s a little secret I discovered though…
Whenever you feel the magnetic pull of attraction from one of those “magic offers”, it’s the result of a lot of care that goes on “behind the scenes” to truly understand you (as a customer) on a deep level, and align the offer with your deepest desires.
If you can create that powerful alignment, you don’t need to lean on a big email list, fancy copywriting techniques, funnel technologies, or anything else.
It means that even with the simplest setup and the smallest audience, customers will buy from you, because you’re offering *exactly* what they’re looking for.
The question is, how do you do it?
This was a question I started thinking long and hard about some time ago, back when I didn’t have this “sales” thing figured out.
It might surprise you to hear this but…
You see, all of those additional sales happened because I changed a few key components of the marketing and sales campaign, in line with my Offer Craft Framework…
There are five steps to the Offer Craft Framework:
(1) The Transformation
(2) The Motivation
(3) The Mechanism
(4) The Proof
(5) The Campaign
The first four are the ingredients – they’re the components of the message that you need to determine before executing.
The fifth (and final) step is The Campaign, which is where you assemble your ingredients to present your offer to your audience in way that ethically excites them to buy.
Let’s explore the Offer Craft Framework in a little more detail, starting with the first step…
The first step in the framework is the Transformation.
This is the core of what your offer will do for people who buy and make use of it, and it goes way beyond the features and benefits that most marketers talk about.
It’s about understanding – on a foundational level – what the most important difference is between the before picture and the after picture of your prospect’s life. This is the Transformation and it’s what your customer really wants to experience once you’ve delivered on the promises you’re making in your offer.
Once you’ve gotten clear on the Transformation that you’ll create for your customers, you’re ready to move on to the second step in the Offer Craft Framework…
The Motivation is about understanding the deep psychosocial drivers that explain why that Transformation really matters to your customer in the first place.
Without understanding this, it doesn’t matter how compelling the Transformation might be, because you’ll be leaving it up to them to connect the dots between the Transformation and the things that matter most to them.
But when you can connect the dots for them, it shows that you truly understand their situation.
Right now, the Transformation I’m teaching you about is the ability to create compelling and attractive offers that bring customers to you in droves. Your Motivation for learning this is that you know the product or service you’re offering is part of a higher purpose, and by making it more attractive to the right people, you’re working to make the world better for your customers, yourself and your family.
That’s what drives us as entrepreneurs and business owners. It’s not *just* about making lots of money — though of course that inevitably happens when you use the Offer Craft Framework to implement a powerful attraction marketing strategy!
It comes down to creating a sustainable way of making the impact that you care about making… which is what business is really about.
So, we’ve got the first step, which is the Transformation, and the second step, which is the Motivation. Just having those two figured out will put you miles ahead of your competition.
But it’s not enough. And if you stop here, it might even backfire.
When you can literally spell out how your offer will change your customers’ lives in the way that matters most to them, they MAY become suspicious that your offer sounds TOO good to be true.
That’s where the third step in the framework comes into the picture…
The Mechanism is about finding the “hook” that will give your audience the confidence that what you’re offering is feasible, because they can logically understand how you will deliver that outcome.
Imagine if I just told you that by aligning what you’ve got with what people want, you’ll be able to sell more, and that was the end of the story.
Why would you believe that I can actually deliver on that promised outcome?
The answer is that I’m introducing you to the concept of the Offer Craft Framework – that’s the Mechanism that you were lacking when you tried to figure this out in the past.
All right, so far we’ve covered three steps in the framework, and they’re powerful steps.
If you can:
… well, then you’ve got a pretty compelling case for why someone should take the leap and purchase your offer.
But there’s a missing ingredient.
And the bigger the commitment on the part of the customer, the more of this next ingredient they’re going to want…
That missing ingredient is the fourth step in the framework: The Proof.
These are the demonstrations, case studies, testimonials, quantitative results… anything and everything that you can share with them to unequivocally prove that what you’re offering them will work.
And there are a lot of ways to do this.
If you consider this sales letter and the email campaign that I’ve been sending you as part of the launch of the Art of Offer Craft, there have been a lot of different proof elements.
These are all different kinds of proof that are meant to show you that what I’m describing to you actually works.
Once you have your proof in place, you’re missing one last component to ensure that your offer is a success…
It’s the fifth and final step in the Offer Craft Framework, which is the actual presentation of your offer to your prospects…
There’s a reason why we’re four fifths of the way through the framework, without ever talking about the actual offer, or how to present it.
Abraham Lincoln famously said that if he had six hours to chop down a tree, he’d spend the first four sharpening the axe.
That’s what this process is all about – as long as you don’t short-change the first four steps, the last one, where you actually map out the campaign that presents the offer to your audience, is easy because you’ve already done all of the heavy lifting.
To effectively create your campaign, there are two distinct steps:
First, you need to help people see the need for something LIKE your offer.
The idea here is that before you ever present your offer, people should be sold on wanting and needing something like it.
We do this by crafting what I call the “demand narrative”, which is essentially the story that people are going to go through to bring them to a place where they’re ready to buy. The demand narrative is the message that takes people from not knowing anything about your product to having a burning desire to purchase it.
Once they get to that point, you present the actual offer.
If you’ve built a good demand narrative, leveraging The Transformation, The Motivation, The Mechanism and The Proof, then presenting the actual offer is pretty easy.
So, now that you’re familiar with the framework, let’s get back to how we nearly tripled the sales for our Course Builder’s Laboratory in only 8 months…
This online video course covers the ENTIRE process of creating the kinds of offers that will transform your business.
You’ll get access to all of the Art of Offer Craft training materials, including video lessons in which I teach you step-by-step everything you need to know to create an offer your customers will love, and downloadable worksheets to guide you through your “homework.”
No other course includes the exact step-by-step process for crafting offers that I’ve perfected after helping hundreds of business craft their very own offers.
Art of Offer Craft includes a beautifully organized set of video coursework, worksheets, and case studies — all recorded, fully transcribed, and downloadable in multiple formats so you can access it anywhere, any time.
I’m passionate about creating education experiences that deliver real results, and right now we’re testing out a methodology that we believe will help everyone get better results, faster. So this program is currently part of an experiment in instructional design.
We’re using cohort-based progression, which means you’ll begin the program at the same time as a group of fellow students, and you’ll need to keep up a minimum pace of one module per week to stay with the group. If you don’t keep up, you’ll start over with the *next* cohort. We’re testing this approach because our hypothesis is that it will help you to complete your learning productively without slipping off schedule.
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