Persevere through failures until you find your grand slam offer. 
Then scale it rapidly.

Execution

List detailed problems from the customer's viewpoint. Turn them into solutions you'll provide.

Problems & Solutions

<ul>
<li>Don't compete on price. </li>
<li>Provide differentiated value. </li>
<li>Charge premium prices.</li>
</ul>

Pricing: The Commodity Problem

Value is based on dream outcome, likelihood of achievement, time delay, and effort/sacrifice. Manage perception.

The Value Equation

Add deadlines to increase prospect action thresholds. Use launch models, cohort starts, seasonal promotions.

Urgency

Name offers using MAGIC framework: Magnet, Avatar, Goal, Interval, Container.
M - Magnet: Leading words that attract attention and indicate the reason for the offer (e.g. Free, Discount, Sale)
A - Avatar: Calling out the target audience specifically (e.g. Busy Moms, Brick & Mortar Owners)
G - Goal: Stating the dream outcome or result (e.g. Six Pack Abs, $100k in 100 Days)
I - Interval: Specifying a time duration or deadline (e.g. 21 Days, 12 Weeks, 6 Months)
C - Container: Using a word implying a bundled system (e.g. Challenge, Blueprint, Bootcamp)

Naming

<ul>
<li>Reverse risk completely. </li>
<li>Use conditional guarantees tied to success actions. </li>
<li>Anti-guarantees also work.</li>
</ul>

Guarantees

Trim solutions to the most profitable:
<ul>
<li>Bundle them together into a high-value deliverable. </li>
<li>Systematize for leverage.</li>
</ul>

Trim & Stack

Break apart core offer into named components. Present sequentially to expand price-value discrepancy.

Bonuses

Use limited supply, seats, or bonuses to increase demand and pricing power. 
Sell out consistently.

Scarcity

The idea is to combine these elements in a short, catchy way that will appeal to your ideal avatar and get attention.
For example: 
<ul>
<li>"Free 12-Week Beach Body Challenge for Busy Moms"</li>
</ul>

Pick a market with pain points, purchasing power, ease of targeting, and growth. Commit once you pick. Niches get riches.

Finding The Right Market

Book Summary of "$100M Offers" by Alex Hormozi

"$100M Offers"

<ul>
<li>The goal is to create an offer so compelling that people feel stupid saying no. This is called a "Grand Slam Offer."</li>
<li>This makes sales easy even if you're not skilled at persuasion.</li>
<li>Grand slam offers help you get out of the pricing war and into a category of one. This allows you to sell based on value rather than price.</li>
<li>Grand slam offers increase response rates, conversion rates, and allow premium pricing.</li>
</ul>

Grand Slam Offers

Charge premium prices. Higher prices increase perceived value. Never be the second lowest price.

Charge What It's Worth

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"$100M Offers"

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Present multiple equivalent offers simultaneously