IMPORTANT: USE THE SAME EMAIL ADDRESS
Enter the exact email address that received your RevLab welcome email. Do not use a different address. Your onboarding cannot complete unless the email matches.
Enter the name and role of the person who gives final approval on the offer and advertising.
Enter the customer-facing name of your main program or service. Example: Deals on Demand.
Explain your offer in one clear sentence. Example: We help contractors generate qualified service calls using paid advertising.
List the main services, deliverables, support, and length of service the customer receives.
Include the price, setup fee, recurring fee, payment-plan options, and minimum contract term.
What measurable or practical result should a successful customer receive?
Provide the exact wording and conditions. Enter “No guarantee” if you do not offer one.
List the countries, states, regions, or markets where customers can be located.
Include geographical exclusions, conflicts, restricted industries, or customers who are not a suitable fit.
How many additional customers could you realistically fulfil each month?
List the main steps you take to move a customer from their starting point to the promised result.
Explain what makes your method different. This might be a process, framework, system, technology, or specialist approach.
If your method or system has a customer-facing name, enter it here. Leave blank if it does not have one.
List the three strongest reasons someone should choose your offer instead of another option.
What should a prospect do after seeing the advertisement? Example: Book a strategy call.
Explain why taking the next step feels safe. Example: Free consultation, no commitment, or no credit card required.
Include only real limitations, such as one client per market, limited onboarding capacity, or a genuine deadline.
Be specific about the kind of company or service. Example: Residential roofing companies rather than simply construction.
Enter the current monthly customer or client volume of a good-fit business.
Enter the usual job title or role of the person who decides whether to purchase.
Describe what makes a customer particularly valuable, easy to serve, and likely to succeed with your offer.
Describe the event, frustration, or urgent problem that makes them start looking for a solution.
Include approaches such as referrals, paid advertising, cold email, outbound calling, networking, or organic content.
Explain the parts of their sales, marketing, or fulfilment process that already produce results.
Explain where they are losing time, money, opportunities, or customers.
Explain what the previous provider offered, what happened, and why the customer was satisfied or disappointed.
Describe beliefs that stop customers from making progress or cause them to choose the wrong solution.
Include the business, financial, personal, or lifestyle outcomes they still want.
Describe the recurring stress, frustration, risk, or inconvenience in the customer’s own language.
Include measurable results you can substantiate, such as revenue generated, leads produced, time saved, or average improvement.
Include relevant qualifications, publications, awards, audience size, partnerships, notable customers, or industry recognition.
Describe the customer’s starting position, the work completed, the result achieved, and the approximate timeframe.
Add other short customer examples or links to existing case studies. Include only results you have permission to use.
Select everything you have uploaded: logos, colours, fonts, photos, testimonials, case studies, videos, existing ads, landing pages, or sales material.
Describe the advertisement, video, email, landing page, or campaign that performed best and include the result where possible.
Include compliance restrictions, legal limitations, brand rules, sensitive topics, and claims RevLab must avoid.
Consider whether the Meta Business Portfolio, ad account, Facebook Page, Instagram account, pixel, and payment method are ready.
Enter the amount approved for the initial launch period.
Enter the highest daily amount RevLab may use without requesting additional approval.
State the main outcome RevLab should optimise toward, such as booked calls, qualified leads, applications, or purchases.
Include missing access, assets, approvals, compliance concerns, internal delays, or unavailable team members.
How quickly can RevLab normally expect feedback or approval? Example: Within one business day.