Framing Your Offer to Increase Perceived Value

The way you present your offer affects how buyers judge its worth.

That’s framing—and it’s a silent influencer.

Don’t say “£10,000 service.” Say “a £10,000 investment that saves £50,000 annually.” Same price, but now there’s context.

Don’t say “We’re cheaper than the competition.” Say “We deliver more value per pound.”

Frame benefits in real-world terms. “Save 10 hours a week” means more than “faster workflow.”

Compare with intention. Put your offer next to a higher-priced, less complete alternative. You’re now the smart choice.

Perceived value isn’t about features—it’s about how you frame them.

Control the frame, and you control the perception.

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