If you’re working on an offer and feel unsure whether it’s the right one to commit to, post it below. I’ll review offers in public and help tighten: - What you’re actually selling - The promise vs what the market likely hears - Where clarity or trust breaks - The single change that would increase certainty This is not copywriting. This is not funnel advice. This is offer diagnosis. HOW TO POST YOUR OFFER Please include only the following: Offer name: Who it’s for: Webpage or google doc: Offer details I’ll respond in-thread so everyone can learn. If you’ve ever thought, “This should be working better than it is,” post your offer below.

The 7-Figure Offer Gap Scan Agent is a fast, operator-level diagnostic for one thing only: your offer. In about 30 seconds, it evaluates your business the same way an experienced founder would before touching copy, ads, or traffic. It is modeled on proven offer principles popularized by Alex Hormozi, but stripped of theory, hype, and filler. The agent has a single job: Show you exactly why your offer is not converting and what to fix first. Most founders can feel that something is off. Pricing seems reasonable. Traffic is coming in. Effort is high. Results are not. The problem is rarely motivation or execution. It is almost always an invisible gap inside the offer itself. This agent solves that by diagnosing before trust exists, creating clarity before persuasion, and delivering value before selling. That is why it works especially well for cold leads, tripwire buyers, audits, DMs, Loom reviews, and sales calls. No opinions. No fluff. No guesswork. Just clear leverage points you can act on immediately. Click here if you want to scan your offer today. Want to use the agent. Click on the link here. https://www.skool.com/100mmastery-5227/classroom/f953b190?md=5eabaa6f45914701a96bc837b045dca5

Let’s have some fun. Drop your offer below. Website, landing page, Google Doc, whatever you’ve got. I’ll run it through my Offer Ranker and score it live. Straight to the point. No sugarcoating. Top-ranked offer by Friday wins a prize next week. Ready? Post your offer. Let’s see who’s really sitting on a Grand Slam.

Hey Guys, I got a quick question from @Maya Slivkov . What is the difference between a Core Offer and a Grand Slam Offer. Great Questions. 1. Grand Slam Offer (or Irresistible Offer) A Grand Slam Offer is a comprehensive and highly compelling offer that integrates multiple value components to make it nearly impossible for the target audience to refuse. It often includes several elements such as the dream outcome, perceived likelihood of achievement, reduced effort and sacrifice, minimal time delay, unique mechanisms, bonuses, guarantees, scarcity, urgency, social proof, and price justification. Key Features: - Dream Outcome: The ultimate result the customer desires. - Perceived Likelihood of Achievement: How likely the customer thinks they will achieve the dream outcome. - Effort and Sacrifice: The amount of effort required to achieve the dream outcome is minimized. - Time Delay: The time to achieve the desired result is minimized. - Unique Mechanism: A unique feature or method that differentiates the offer. - Bonuses: Additional value-added items to sweeten the deal. - Guarantees: Risk-reducing promises to increase trust. - Scarcity and Urgency: Limited availability and time-sensitive to encourage quick action. - Social Proof: Testimonials and endorsements to build credibility. - Price Justification: Clear value comparison to justify the price. Purpose: The aim is to create an offer so compelling that it stands out in the market, addressing all potential objections and making it almost a no-brainer for the target audience to purchase. 3. Core Offer The Core Offer is the main product or service that your business provides. It's the central offer around which your business is built, and it typically represents the primary solution to your target audience's main problem or need. Key Features: - Primary Solution: The main benefit or result your product or service delivers. - Standard Features: The basic components and features of the product or service. - Market Position: Reflects the core value proposition of your business. - No Additional Bonuses: Typically does not include extra incentives or bonuses (these are often part of upsell or cross-sell strategies). - It will probably be included in your Grand Slam Offer!

Hey Guys, Picture this. You step into an elevator and standing beside you is the exact client, partner, or investor who could change everything. They turn. They ask: “So… what do you do?” Most business owners freeze. They ramble. They sound just like everyone else. And the door opens before they’ve said a single thing worth remembering. Today in the Builders Club, I worked with one of our members on his WOW Elevator Statement. For about 10 minutes, we hacked at it the old-fashioned way… and then I said screw it. Let’s build a prompt. That one shift turned a painful guessing game into a clear, repeatable process. Here’s the simple framework we used—answer these six and you’ll never stumble again: 1. What’s loveable about what you’re doing? (The solution should make the problem obvious) 2. Which big names or companies have you worked with? 3. What results in numbers can you share? 4. What’s the sentence you’d love to see in the media? 5. What else are you proud of? 6. How long have you been at this? Try it. You’ll be surprised how fast you can cut through the noise and land on something magnetic. What did you think? Could you answer these six in a way that makes someone lean in instead of looking at their phone? Here is the details of the AI Agent and Video - https://www.skool.com/100mmastery-5227/classroom/ae7b43a1?md=e03d4a240aab4bc5bffda8295dc24bdc Hit reply—I’d love to see your version.