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"description": """
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Formula: [Type + Name + Dream + Obstacle]
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This formula connects directly with the client's desires and concerns:
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1. Type: The type
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3. Dream: The big dream or result
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4. Obstacle: The obstacle that would normally prevent achieving that dream
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**Suggested solution types:**
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- Online course
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"instructions": """
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SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS FORMULA:
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1. PRODUCT/SERVICE NAME HANDLING:
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- CRITICAL: If a product name is provided, YOU MUST USE THAT EXACT NAME. This is non-negotiable.
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- If the product name is not empty, use it EXACTLY as provided with no modifications
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- Only create a new name if no product name is provided or it contains generic placeholders
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- Product/service name (use the name provided)
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- Target audience description
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- Content from uploaded files (if any)
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- The appropriate type (determined in step 3)
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- The EXACT product name as provided (if available)
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"""
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"description": """
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Formula: [Type + Name + Dream + Obstacle]
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This formula connects directly with the client's desires and concerns, adapting to the market sophistication level ({sophistication_level}):
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1. Type: The solution type (training, product, or service)
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2. Name: Your solution's name
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3. Dream: The big dream or result the client wants to achieve
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4. Obstacle: The obstacle that would normally prevent achieving that dream
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### **Adaptation by Sophistication Level ({sophistication_level}):**
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#### **Level 1 - New Market:**
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- Type: Use simple and straightforward language
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- Dream: Focus on basic and direct benefits
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- Obstacle: Mention universal and common obstacles
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#### **Level 2 - Initial Competition:**
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- Type: Add differentiators to the solution type
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- Dream: Include specific metrics and results
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- Obstacle: Contrast with existing solutions
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#### **Level 3 - Saturated Market:**
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- Type: Introduce proprietary terminology
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- Dream: Emphasize unique mechanisms
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- Obstacle: Highlight innovative approaches
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- Type: Use data-backed terms
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- Dream: Include proofs and case studies
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- Obstacle: Address deep objections with evidence
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#### **Level 5 - Desensitized Market:**
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- Type: Focus on transformation and movement
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- Dream: Connect with values and higher purpose
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- Obstacle: Address emotional and philosophical barriers
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**Suggested solution types:**
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- Online course
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- Webinar
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"instructions": """
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SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR THIS FORMULA:
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1. PRODUCT/SERVICE NAME HANDLING:
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- CRITICAL: If a product name is provided, YOU MUST USE THAT EXACT NAME. This is non-negotiable.
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- If the product name is not empty, use it EXACTLY as provided with no modifications
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- Only create a new name if no product name is provided or it contains generic placeholders
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2. ANALYZE ALL AVAILABLE INFORMATION:
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- Consider the market sophistication level ({sophistication_level})
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- Product/service name (use the name provided)
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- Target audience description
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- Content from uploaded files (if any)
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3. DETERMINE THE MOST APPROPRIATE TYPE:
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- Based on any type mentioned in product_name
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- Consider the nature of the solution described
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- Choose the most suitable format for the target audience's needs
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- Adapt according to market sophistication level
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4. CREATE A COMPREHENSIVE OFFER BY COMBINING:
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- The appropriate type (determined in step 3)
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- The EXACT product name as provided (if available)
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- A compelling dream based on target audience description
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- A relevant obstacle based on audience challenges
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5. DREAM DEVELOPMENT:
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- Should be ambitious but believable
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- Incorporate target audience desires
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- Include explicit goals from provided content
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- Match the sophistication level expectations
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6. OBSTACLE IDENTIFICATION:
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- Reflect real problems mentioned in audience description
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- Address challenges that would prevent dream achievement
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- Scale complexity based on market sophistication
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7. OPENING VARIATION:
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Use different Spanish openings from the provided list to maintain variety and engagement
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[Keep existing Spanish opening variations]
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8. SOPHISTICATION LEVEL ADAPTATION:
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Level 1 (New Market):
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- Use educational and straightforward language
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- Focus on basic benefits and common obstacles
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- Keep the promise simple and direct
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Level 2 (Initial Competition):
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- Add specific differentiators
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- Include measurable results
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- Compare indirectly with alternatives
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Level 3 (Saturated Market):
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- Use proprietary terminology
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- Focus on unique mechanisms
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- Highlight innovative approaches
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Level 4 (Skeptical Market):
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- Include data and research
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- Add proof elements
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- Address deep objections
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Level 5 (Desensitized Market):
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- Focus on emotional transformation
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- Connect with deeper values
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- Create movement-based messaging
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"""
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}
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