Revenue or named demand
Paid starter order, named referral, forward confirmation to a qualified operator, or a sample request tied to one active client/prospect.
Turn a “not sure” into a counted objection or a first order.
The next Task Agents growth signal should not be another vague compliment. This card gives Dimitri or a trusted referrer a way to capture the exact purchase blocker, answer it with proof, and decide whether the buyer is ready for an $11–$19 starter report.
Force the blocker into buyer language.
If you would not buy a tiny first report this week, which part fails: trusting the sources, using it with a client, picking the first report, turnaround, price, or something else? One sentence is enough — I am trying to fix the blocker, not pitch harder.
Route each blocker to a proof asset or product fix.
Trust / source qualityBuyer worries the output is generic AI text.Send proof pack + website roast sample. If still blocked, add more source receipts before asking for an order.
Client readinessBuyer is unsure whether the report can be reused in a client workflow.Send the client-ready checklist. Position the starter order as internal prep, not a polished client deliverable.
Unclear first use caseBuyer likes the idea but cannot name the first job.Use the first-order card. Default to Website Roast for active prospect calls; Review Mining for messaging cleanup.
Turnaround riskBuyer needs the packet before a meeting or sprint.Ask for deadline and minimum useful scope. If the timing is not real, do not count it as demand.
Price / valueBuyer will not risk $9–$19 without seeing output shape.Send sample only. Count as yellow unless they name the report they would buy after seeing it.
Not the buyerThey evaluate tools but do not own client work or budget.Ask for one named operator with an active client/prospect. Otherwise score as unqualified.
What counts after the objection is answered.
Precise blocker
A concrete objection in the buyer’s words. Use it to improve proof or intake before the next warm test.
Polite fog
“Cool,” “interesting,” “could be useful,” or any reply that does not name a buyer, job, report, sample request, order, or blocker.
Qualified reply rate and first-order conversion quality.
This asset improves the warm test by making every non-purchase useful: either it moves a qualified buyer toward a starter order or it produces a named objection that can repair the offer.
No automated sending.
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