Is your product valuable enough for someone to part with their money?
1.Is your product easy to develop and repeatable? If it is too complicated, it will not scale, and people will not buy it.
2.Why would someone pay you instead of doing it themselves? Your model, delivery, speed, and clarity are what make it different.
3.Does your product save the customer time? Time saved increases the value.
4.Does your product remove confusion? Customers pay to go from “I don’t understand” to “I understand.”
5.Does your product remove frustration, stress, or overwhelm? Any product that makes life easier becomes more valuable.
6.Does your product solve the customer’s main problem and not a side issue? You must answer the exact problem they care about.
7.Does your product create transformation or an end result? Transformation sells more than features. Show the before and after.
8.Is your information clear, simple, structured, and easy to apply? People read on their phones, so the message must be readable and shareable.
9.Does the value match or exceed the price you are charging? Your presentation must match the value. A clear offer creates a confident customer.
10.Does your product have proof, results, or a repeatable system? People trust consistency and predictable results.
Presentation + Pricing
Presentation is key. The clarity of your offer must match the value inside it. The value someone receives must exceed the price you charge. Quality is more valuable than quantity because consistency builds trust.
Great exposure builds value. You already have value within you, and someone needs what you carry. Slow down when improving your content and remain teachable.
Platinum meeting: Thursday at 6 PM. Kingdom Prosperity Fellowship: Sunday at 6 PM. Strategies and sessions continue weekly.
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Is your product valuable enough for someone to part with their money?
1.Is your product easy to develop and repeatable? If it is too complicated, it will not scale, and people will not buy it.
2.Why would someone pay you instead of doing it themselves? Your model, delivery, speed, and clarity are what make it different.
3.Does your product save the customer time? Time saved increases the value.
4.Does your product remove confusion? Customers pay to go from “I don’t understand” to “I understand.”
5.Does your product remove frustration, stress, or overwhelm? Any product that makes life easier becomes more valuable.
6.Does your product solve the customer’s main problem and not a side issue? You must answer the exact problem they care about.
7.Does your product create transformation or an end result? Transformation sells more than features. Show the before and after.
8.Is your information clear, simple, structured, and easy to apply? People read on their phones, so the message must be readable and shareable.
9.Does the value match or exceed the price you are charging? Your presentation must match the value. A clear offer creates a confident customer.
10. Does your product have proof, results, or a repeatable system? People trust consistency and predictable results.
Presentation + Pricing
Presentation is key. The clarity of your offer must match the value inside it. The value someone receives must exceed the price you charge. Quality is more valuable than quantity because consistency builds trust.
Great exposure builds value. You already have value within you, and someone needs what you carry. Slow down when improving your content and remain teachable.
Platinum meeting: Thursday at 6 PM.
Kingdom Prosperity Fellowship: Sunday at 6 PM. Strategies and sessions continue weekly.
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