1 · Three angles
40 minFill out the angle sheet three times, for three different pains of the same service.
Done when: you have 3 sheets, each with the pain in quotes, the landing headline, and the opening question.
Lesson 6 · 17 min
A generic ad attracts generic people. When the ad speaks to one pain point, the landing page, the first message, and the salesperson have to speak to that same pain point. And the salesperson opens by asking, not presenting: "juniors sell by talking; seniors sell by asking."
Start the lesson
Goal: write three angles, each with an ad, a landing page headline, and the salesperson's opening question, all about the same pain point.
Example: "we renovate your property at no cost and become your tenant". Click each step.
Work several angles, find the winner, and adapt the script to it.
Examples for the same service.
"Get your hair back. One more summer with confidence."
Nice, but it doesn't speak to the real fear of someone considering a hair transplant.
"Hair transplant without shaving your head: in 10 days you're back at work and no one notices."
It speaks to the pain: not wanting to show up with a shaved head.
"Hair transplant with flight and hotel included."
On the landing page, the page talks about travel; the salesperson knows the lead came for that.
Instead of introducing the company, ask: "what caught your attention in the ad?".
If the answer is the renovation: "I understand the property is old. Is it rented out today?"
Simulated conversation for practice. Choose what you would say; the feedback appears right after.
Choose your answer. The comment appears right after, and the conversation continues based on your choice.
One block per angle. Three at minimum.
ANGLE: <short name> utm_content=<short-name> PAIN (in the customer's words): "<phrase they would say>" AD · headline: <phrase with the pain> LANDING · headline: <the same pain + your solution> LANDING · subheadline: <proof or number> SUPPORT · first message: "I saw you were interested in <pain>. <question>?" SALESPERSON · opening: "What caught your attention in the ad?" SALESPERSON · second question: <question that digs deeper into the pain> NEXT STEP: <15-minute meeting, with a date>
https://yoursite.com/landing?utm_source=meta&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=<campaign>&utm_content=<angle>
Use a real service of yours or a client's.
Fill out the angle sheet three times, for three different pains of the same service.
Done when: you have 3 sheets, each with the pain in quotes, the landing headline, and the opening question.
Do this lesson's simulated call until you reach the top score.
Done when: you reached the "Meeting scheduled" ending with the top score.
Open the Meta ad library, search for your industry, and pick a generic ad.
Done when: you rewrote that ad's headline around a concrete pain.
The lesson's mechanism explained in about two and a half minutes.
4 questions.
Question 1 of 4
You have three angles. Do you need three landing pages?
Question 2 of 4
Which call opening is the one used by someone who sells by asking questions?
Question 3 of 4
Why store the angle in a CRM field?
Question 4 of 4
"Get your hair back, one more summer with confidence." What is missing from this ad?
Pick an option. The explanation shows up after you try.