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In two weeks, swap conflicting advice for one clear bedtime plan you understand and can start using tonight.
Trade-off: This option is easy to buy and easy for you to deliver, but two weeks gives you little time to support parents through the hard middle part. Revenue per buyer is low, so you need volume.
Eight weeks of live weekly support to replace months of conflicting advice with one bedtime plan you follow, adjust and understand.
Trade-off: Higher price and longer commitment mean fewer buyers than the safe option. It is also the offer you already run, so delivery is proven to you even if results are not yet documented.
The 8 week live group, plus two private plan reviews so your plan is shaped around your baby and your home.
Trade-off: This option earns the most per family and is the hardest to sell without proof. It competes directly with established 1:1 consultants and uses the most of your time.
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Against the safe option: The safe option is easier to sell, but two weeks gives you little time to support parents through the hard part. It also earns less than half per buyer. Use it only if you need a low-risk way to build your first results and testimonials.
Against the bold option: The bold option needs proof you have not given us yet: results, credentials or testimonials. It also needs peak weeks of about 10 hours. Add it once your group programme has documented outcomes.
If you are unsure: Run the Night Waking Quiz to your audience for two weeks and invite quiz takers to the 8 week programme. If too few buy, open the 2 session Starter as a stepping stone.
Tired parents of babies aged 4 to 12 months who have had months of broken sleep and conflicting advice, as you describe them. Research covers buyers in the UAE.
A tired parent of a baby aged 4 to 12 months. They have lived with broken sleep for months and have collected advice that contradicts itself. They want one clear bedtime plan they can follow, and someone to check in with every week. Their fears and their exact words still need to come from you, because your answers to Q3 and Q4 repeat your one-line description.
Most parents come after months of broken sleep and conflicting advice.From your answer 1: Months of broken sleepMost parents come after months of broken sleep and conflicting advice.From your answer 1: Conflicting advice that leaves them unsure what to doI run an 8 week live group programme that helps tired parents of babies aged 4 to 12 months sleep through the night, with a weekly session and a bedtime plan.From your answer 3: ExhaustionMost parents come after months of broken sleep and conflicting advice.From your answer 1: broken sleepMost parents come after months of broken sleep and conflicting advice.From your answer 1: conflicting adviceI run an 8 week live group programme that helps tired parents of babies aged 4 to 12 months sleep through the night, with a weekly session and a bedtime plan.From your answer 3: tired parentsI run an 8 week live group programme that helps tired parents of babies aged 4 to 12 months sleep through the night, with a weekly session and a bedtime plan.People who do not know you yet: You did not say where your audience finds you or how big it is (Q12 is empty), so we build for the coldest realistic audience: tired parents who do not know you yet.
Free first step: The Night Waking Quiz
Six quick questions about your baby's age and evenings, then a starting bedtime checklist for your situation. It gives practical routine guidance only, never a medical assessment.
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