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Months on the course. An afternoon on the page that sells it.

The sales page is the only part of the work a buyer sees before deciding. A/Bee argues it different ways against your actual audience.

What it would test on a sales page

Two theories about why somebody who wants this still does not buy.

Example · a course for people who already have an audience

Theme 01 · The next step, not the subject

Framing the course as the obvious next move will beat describing what is in it, because your buyer already believes the topic matters.

  • You have the audience. This is the part where it pays.
  • The next thing you build, not the next thing you learn.

Theme 02 · Shrink the time

Naming how long it takes will do more than adding modules, because the objection is rarely price and usually finishing.

  • Four evenings, and it is live.
  • Built to be finished, not collected.

Two arguments for the same thing, each written more than one way. What gets tested is which argument lands, not which sentence reads better.

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