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Follow the ten-step process: identify a starving crowd, define the Dream Outcome, list every obstacle, create solutions with delivery vehicles, apply Trim and Stack, set value-based pricing at a 10:1 ratio, design objection-killing bonuses, choose a guarantee, add ethical scarcity, and name the offer with the MAGIC formula.

Use the 7-row Quick Diagnostic covering perceived value, market quality, risk reversal, named bonuses, urgency, differentiation, and naming. Award roughly 1.4 points per row answered yes, then fix the specific rows that fail to reach a 10/10 score.

The framework defines five types: unconditional, conditional, anti-guarantee, implied, and performance-based. Unconditional suits low-ticket products, conditional filters committed buyers for high-ticket programs, and performance-based guarantees tie payment to measurable outcomes for agencies and consultants.

Combine up to five elements: Magnetic reason why, Avatar, Goal, Indicate a time frame, and Container word such as blueprint, accelerator, or system. Use only the elements that add clarity, keep the name under ten words, and A/B test three to five variations.

Only use scarcity and urgency that are 100 percent real, such as genuine cohort capacity limits or fixed enrollment deadlines. Never reset countdown timers or fake sold-out claims, since false scarcity permanently destroys buyer trust.