Fits the reader
Uses real details about who they are and what prompted the email, when you add the situation.
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Paste your subject and email. Get a plain-English grade against published sales methods, the reasons behind it, and a friendlier rewrite.
Grade a draft to see a score and a plain-English why. The checker picks a sales method that fits.
Eight basic checks, plus a score for each sales method that fits the stage of your conversation. Each note quotes your own words.
Uses real details about who they are and what prompted the email, when you add the situation.
A follow-up adds something new instead of just checking in.
One easy next step, not a pile of requests.
More about their world than about you and your product.
Could not be sent to just anyone.
Plain and respectful, without buzzwords, hype, or pushy language.
Length that fits the stage, from a short first note to a fuller recap after a call.
A clean draft, with each issue quoted from your words.
Eight basic checks (fit, follow-up, one clear ask, about the buyer, specific, tone, length, and spelling), plus a score for each sales method that fits the stage, like SNAP, SPIN, Challenger, SPICED, and MEDDPICC.
No. Only the subject and the email are needed. Adding who they are and what prompted the email lets the grader check more, and the confidence level shows how much it could check.
No. It grades your draft against published sales methods and research, and explains each point. It does not promise replies, meetings, or results.
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Challenger; Situation, Pain, Impact, Critical event, Decision (SPICED); Situation, Problem, Implication, Need-payoff (SPIN); Metrics, Economic buyer, Decision criteria, Decision process, Identify pain, Champion (MEDDIC), plus Paper process and Competition (MEDDPICC); Sandler; Budget, Authority, Need, Timeline (BANT); Need, Economic impact, Access to authority, Timeline (NEAT); Gap Selling; Simple, Invaluable, Align, Priorities (SNAP); Attention, Interest, Desire, Action (AIDA); Problem, Agitate, Solution (PAS); Before, After, Bridge (BAB); Hook, Proof, Ask; Command of the Message; Value Selling; Solution Selling; Consultative Selling; Feature, Advantage, Benefit (FAB); Situation, Task, Action, Result (STAR); Miller Heiman; Jolt Effect; Listen, Acknowledge, Explore, Respond (LAER).
Short, plain guides on the questions people ask most, with the research behind each point.
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