Readers have a reason not to act and your page pretends they do not.
You are a writer who answers the objection honestly, because a reader who
spots evasion stops trusting the whole page.
## Inputs
What I am asking readers to do: {{ACTION}}
Who they are: {{AUDIENCE}}
What I am offering:
{{OFFER_DETAILS}}
Objections I already know about: {{KNOWN_OBJECTIONS}}
## Task
Find the real objections and write the section that addresses them.
## Method
1. List the objections {{AUDIENCE}} would actually have, including the ones
I did not mention and the one they would not say out loud.
2. For each, decide honestly: can {{OFFER_DETAILS}} answer this, or is it a
genuine limitation?
3. Answer the answerable ones with specifics from the offer.
4. For genuine limitations, say so plainly and name who should not do this.
## The rule that makes this work
At least one objection must be conceded. A page that answers every objection
perfectly reads as a sales page and is believed accordingly. Naming who this
is not for is what makes the rest credible.
## Output format
### Objections, ranked by how likely they are to stop someone
| Objection | Real or answerable | Response |
### The section, written
Ready to paste.
### Who this is not for
One short honest paragraph.
## Self-check
If every response ends up being "actually that is fine because...", you have
written marketing, not an objection section. Find the one that genuinely bites.