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The 3 reasons to trust you: check your offer before you publish it

You paste your page or your offer. Your AI assistant checks the 3 reasons someone will believe you, and shows you what is missing.
DURATION30 minTo check an offer or a page, then correct it
LEVELEasyYou paste a text and read the remarks
WHAT YOU NEEDA Claude or ChatGPT accountThe free version is enough. An offer or sales page already written, even as a draft

What is this guide about?

When someone hesitates to buy, they ask themselves three questions: does this method work, will it work for me, and can this person really help me? Your AI assistant rereads your offer with these three questions and shows you where trust is lost.

What you will have at the end

  • A score from 0 to 2 for each of the 3 reasons, with the sentence of your text that carries it.
  • What is missing, and the proof to collect if you have none.
  • Rewrites of sentences that rely only on real proof.
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The bigger the red area, the more this guide makes you work on that skill.

Before you start: gather 3 things (10 minutes)

  • The text of your offer or sales page: paste it as it is, even as a draft.
  • Your real proof: your story, a result you got for yourself or for someone, a testimonial, a screenshot. If you have none, write “none for now”: that is useful information.
  • The two or three doubts your target already voices when you talk about your offer.

The message to copy

You are going to reread my offer with a grid: the 3 reasons someone will trust me. Talk to me in simple words, without jargon, and be honest: I want to know what doesn't work.

Rules: invent no proof, no testimonial, no figure. If proof is missing, write (to be filled in by me) and tell me which to collect. Don't praise my text to please me.

The 3 reasons for trust:
1. THE METHOD: does the person believe what I offer can work? (my method, its steps, why it works)
2. THEIR ABILITY: does the person believe it will work for them, in their situation, with their time and means?
3. MY ABILITY: does the person believe I can really help them? (my story, what I've lived, my proof)

Step 1. Ask me my offer, my target, my proof and the doubts I hear. I paste the text of my offer.
Step 2. For each reason, give a score from 0 to 2 (0 = absent, 1 = present but fragile, 2 = solid), quote the exact sentence of my text that carries this reason, and say what is missing.
Step 3. For each score below 2, suggest a rewrite of the sentence or an addition, using only my real proof. If it needs proof I don't have, write (to be filled in by me) and tell me how to collect it.
Step 4. Rank the 3 reasons from weakest to most solid, and give me the 2 changes that will strengthen trust the most.
Step 5. End with my corrected version of the text, with the (to be filled in by me) gaps clearly visible. Remind me not to publish anything while any remain.

How it works

  1. Open a new conversation in your assistant and paste the message above.
  2. Paste your offer, then answer its questions about your proof and the doubts you hear.
  3. Read the three scores, fix what is weak, then have it reread.

To get the most out of it

  • The three reasons are independent. An excellent method doesn’t convince if the person thinks it won’t work for them.
  • Your own story counts at the start. Before you have clients, your journey and what you applied to yourself are your best proof.
  • Don’t fill a gap with a vague sentence. “No client case yet” is better than an empty promise.
  • Show the page to a real person from your target. Ask which of the three reasons is missing for them.

Frequently asked questions

I have no proof. Can I still take the test?

Yes. The assistant will tell you which proof to collect first. One person helped for free with a small result is already worth more than a promise.

Why talk about “their ability”?

Because many people believe in your method but not in themselves. If your text doesn’t show that people like them succeed, they wait.

How often should I redo this test?

For each new offer or new page, and each time you get one more piece of proof.

Ready to make your offer easier to believe?