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Use this skill when designing offers for paid campaigns — the offer types that convert cold B2B traffic and matching offer strength to funnel stage.
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# Offers Strategy Guide
## What Is a No-Brainer Offer?
A "no-brainer" offer has high perceived value AND high likelihood of attainment, where the thought of transaction is little to nothing.
## Key Principles
- Every ad promotes some type of offer: demo requests, product tours, free trials, e-books, checklists, blog posts, educational videos, webinars, conferences, physical products, calculators, assessments, community, etc.
- The best offer varies based on the stage you're focusing on
- Just because you're offering something for FREE doesn't mean you don't have to SELL it
- Marketers DRAMATICALLY overestimate the perceived value of their offers and underestimate the reality of prospects
## Two Ways to Communicate Value