People are finding your business.Why Aren’t They Choosing You?
See your offer the way a new customer does before you spend more trying to fix the wrong thing.
The Offer Analysis
We look at your offer from a new customer’s point of view to see what is clear, what may be misunderstood, and what could be making the decision harder.
You’ll receive a private analysis showing what we found, why it matters, and what we would change first.
HOW THE Offer AnalysisWORKS?
1-Apply
- Send us your name, email, and the website or page where people usually learn about what you sell.
2-Send materials
- Send us the page, a small sample of real questions, messages, or sales notes from customers or prospects.
3-Get results
- We compare what you want people to understand with what a new customer actually sees and give you clear findings + what to look at first.
This is for you if:
got repetitive
You keep having to explain the same thing about what you sell, how it works, or who it is for.
Too much spending
You have changed your website or marketing, but you still don’t know why people are not moving forward.
The ghosting
People are already visiting, asking about what you sell, but disappear before buying.
Misundrestanding
Prospects keep asking questions you thought your website already answered.
This isn't for you if:
Almost nobody is finding or contacting your business yet, this probably isn’t the right review for you. We need some real customer activity to compare against what your website says.
What we ask you for
Use what you already have. You do not need to create new documents or reports for us.
We compare: What You Want Customers to Understand
with: What a New Customer Can Actually See and Understand.
What you get
Your private report will show:
1. What a new customer is likely to understand first
What is immediately clear and what is not.
2. Where they may hesitate or need more explanation
The biggest place we can see where someone could misunderstand what you sell, who it is for, why it matters, or what they should do next.
3. The evidence behind it
We show you the page, customer question, message, objection, or other detail that led us to the finding.
4. What we would look at changing first
Not twenty random suggestions. The first thing we think deserves your attention.
If the material you send does not give us enough evidence to find a useful problem, we will tell you that instead of inventing one.
Your Information Stays Private
We will not publish your business name, customer messages, report, or findings without your permission. If we later want to use something as a case study, we will ask you separately first.
What this is NOT!
a website redesign
a branding package
an SEO audit
an ad audit
a marketing strategy
or a promise to increase sales!
Before You Pay Someone To Fix It, Make Sure You Know What Is Broken.
Not sure what needs reviewing? Send us the basics first. We’ll look at the scope and send you a quote.
Send us your website and the offer you want reviewed, and we’ll quote based on the scope.
Usually your main page or landing page, the offer you want reviewed, the action you want customers to take, and a small sample of real customer or prospect questions, messages, objections, or sales notes. We may also ask for basic numbers you already have if they are relevant.
Once we have the material we need, you’ll hear back from us within 3-5 business days.
A short written audit showing the strongest customer-confusion points we can support from the material, the evidence behind them, what we would address first, and what we would not spend money changing yet.
Send what you do have. We’ll tell you whether there is enough evidence to make the audit useful. You do not need to create a research report for us.
No. A call is not required to receive the audit. If we need more context, we may suggest a short video call, and you can request one yourself if explaining the situation verbally is easier.
We’ll tell you. We won’t invent findings just to fill a report. If the material does not support a useful conclusion, we’ll explain what additional evidence would be needed.
Probably not. This analysis is most useful when people are already seeing, clicking, asking, inquiring, or showing interest, but something in the offer or customer experience may still be unclear.
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Please reach us at support@planyu.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
