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[The Struggle Headline]
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What this might include:
- A few short paragraphs that describe the buyer’s real pain points
- Specific examples that reflect their day-to-day struggles
- Frustrations, dead ends, things they’ve tried before that didn’t work
- Maybe even an inner thought or fear they wouldn’t say out loud
Tips for writing this section:
- Start with “Maybe you’ve…” or “You’re not alone if…”
- Use simple, conversational language — no need to dramatize
- Don’t fix the problem yet — just sit in it with them for a second
[Hope Shift Headline]
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What this might include:
- A shift in tone: calm, reassuring, confident
- A few lines that spark belief and possibility
- A soft bridge into your method or approach
- Optional: a rhetorical question like “What if it didn’t have to feel this hard?”
Tips for writing this section:
- Keep it short — this is a gentle transition, not a TED Talk
- Use language like: “But what if…” / “Imagine if…” / “Here’s the truth…”
- Avoid hype — focus on clarity, calm, and a sense of grounded possibility
[Why You're The One To Help Headline]
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What this might include:
- A short origin story: how you figured this out
- One or two clear credibility markers: experience, results, transformation
- A sentence or two that ties your journey to their current challenge
- Optional: a short “why this matters to me” — people buy from people who care
Tips for writing this section:
- Start with a moment they’ll recognise — “I used to feel exactly like this”
- Remember, this isn’t your life story — it’s a trust bridge. Keep it purposeful.
- Show how you solved a problem similar to theirs
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Tips for writing or collecting this section:
- Use specific outcomes — “I doubled my income” is stronger than “It was great”
- Pull direct quotes from feedback, surveys, or DMs
- If you’re just starting out, use feedback from peers, beta testers, or even friends who tried it
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[Why Other Things Haven't Worked Headline]
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What this might include:
- Gaps in other programs or solutions that your offer fills
- Reasons why free content didn’t help — like lack of accountability, generic advice, or no clear system
- Outdated or overcomplicated methods your audience has tried
- Myths, misleading tips, or advice from unqualified voices in your nicheÂ
- One sentence that flips past frustration into future possibility
Tips for writing this section:
- Gently highlight why other approaches haven’t worked
- Avoid blame — show empathy for the effort they’ve already made
- Don’t bash other creators — just contrast your method with clarity
- Be honest, direct, and reassuring
[Your Unique Approach Headline]
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What this might include:
- A simple breakdown of your particular method or process (steps, stages, pillars, etc.)
- An explanation of how it helps them solve their problem faster or more simply than doing it alone
- A sentence or two that highlights what makes it different or doable
Tips for writing this section:
- Keep it short — just the big picture, not every module
- Focus on what makes your process unique, simple, or faster to follow
- Use visual language or structure if you can (3 steps, 4 pillars, etc.)
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What this might include:
- Specific emotional or tangible benefits they’ll experience
- “Imagine if…” style statements that spark vision and motivation
- Real-life examples of what success can look like in action
Tips for writing this section:
- Focus on how their day-to-day might improve — not just surface wins
- Get emotionally specific (calmer mornings, confident launches, deeper connection)
- Avoid vague claims like “change your life” — show what that actually means
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e.g. Jake (Picture) - “Brian's transformation before and after 90 days”. Olivia (Screenshot) -"Sarah's up 30% on her initial investment in just 12 months". Isabella (Video) - "Kate's incredible voice, before and after just 2 months!."
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e.g. Jake (Picture) - “Brian's transformation before and after 90 days”. Olivia (Screenshot) -"Sarah's up 30% on her initial investment in just 12 months". Isabella (Video) - "Kate's incredible voice, before and after just 2 months!."
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e.g. Jake (Picture) - “Brian's transformation before and after 90 days”. Olivia (Screenshot) -"Sarah's up 30% on her initial investment in just 12 months". Isabella (Video) - "Kate's incredible voice, before and after just 2 months!."
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What this might include:
- A clear, calm guarantee (e.g. refund policy, cancel anytime, no pressure)
Tips for writing this section:
- Keep your guarantee simple, specific, and trustworthy — Show them it’s safe to say yes, and that you stand by your offer
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What this might include:
- Direct answers to common doubts or hesitations
- Reassurance around effort, results, tech setup, support, or time commitment
Tips for writing this section:
- Answer the real fears — not just logistics. Speak to doubts like: “Will this work for someone like me?” or “What if I’ve failed before?”
- Use the FAQ to ease hidden fears — Pick the top objections your buyer might have, and give calm, honest answers that build trust.
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[Final CTA Headline]
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What this might include:
- A direct invitation
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- Speak directly to one person — like a real conversation
- Anchor the invitation to their desired identity — not just what they get, but who they become
- Use action-oriented language that makes clicking feel like momentum “Start Your Program Today.”
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