For business owners tired of guessing what to sell next

The High Value Offer System

Stop building offers and hoping they sell. Learn how to use real buyer demand and turn it directly into a product people are calling out for… making sales, marketing, and growth 100X easier

What is High-Value Offers?

Why most offers fail (and why it’s not your fault)

Most offers don’t fail because the idea was bad or the marketing wasn’t clever enough.

They fail because they were created in a vacuum, built first, then pushed onto the market hoping that people will just accept it as “what they need”.

This rarely works because it’s putting the cart before the horse. You’re creating supply without knowing if there’s any real demand.

When you do this, everything down stream becomes so much harder.

You’re no longer just marketing the offer, you’re also trying to…

… educate the user about what it is
… convince them this is what they actually need
… show them that this is something that can fit into their current schedule and stack

And when you have to mix your educational and sales messages, it all falls apart.

Messaging feels fuzzy.
Marketing feels forced.
Selling turns into persuasion instead of alignment.

You end up trying to “make” something work instead of knowing it will.

That’s not a skill issue. It’s a process issue.

The moment you build before demand, you turn your offer into a guess.

And once it’s a guess, you’re stuck compensating with tactics, more copy, more angles, more noise, just to see if something sticks.

The alternative is simpler and far more reliable, start with demand.

When people tell you what they want before you build it, the offer stops being a gamble. Selling becomes easier because you’re not creating interest, you’re responding to it.

That shift is what separates offers that struggle from offers that scale.

Two approaches. Very different outcomes.

The idea-led way

Most people start with an idea. They decide what they think the market needs, build the product around that idea, and then try to convince people to care.

The launch becomes a test, not a conclusion. If it doesn’t sell, the assumption is that something needs fixing.

So they tweak the messaging.
They change the angle.
They adjust the price.
They add bonuses.
They push harder.
At no point do they question the starting point.

This approach relies on hope. Hope that the idea resonates. Hope that the market “gets it.” Hope that better marketing will cover for the lack of demand.

Sometimes it works. Often it doesn’t. And when it fails, it’s expensive in time, energy, and confidence.

The high-value offer way

The buyer-led approach starts from a different place.

Instead of guessing what to build, you find out what people already want help with. You listen for patterns. You validate demand with real intent.

Only then do you create the offer.

By the time the product exists, the question isn’t will this sell?
It’s how do I deliver this well and scale it?

Messaging becomes clearer because it’s based on real language.
Marketing becomes easier because you’re responding to demand.
Selling becomes simpler because the offer already makes sense to the buyer.

You’re no longer forcing interest. You’re meeting it.

That’s the difference between building offers that struggle and building offers that scale.

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How the High-Value Offer way works

The High-Value Offer way starts by flipping the order most people use.

Instead of coming up with an idea and hoping it lands, you begin by finding real demand.

You look for problems people are already spending money trying to solve, language they’re already using, and outcomes they’re already willing to pay for.

This gives you direction before you create anything.

From there, you validate that demand with intent, not opinions.

You don’t ask people what they might want one day. You test whether they’re willing to say yes now. This step removes almost all of the risk that usually comes with creating a new offer.

Once demand is clear, you build the offer around what’s already proven.

The product, the promise, and the positioning all come from real signals, not assumptions.

That’s why the offer makes sense immediately to the right people.

Only then do you focus on scaling. Because the offer is grounded in demand, growth becomes about reach and delivery, not fixing something that never should have been built in the first place.

That’s the entire shift.

Demand first.
Validation before creation.
Scale what’s already working.

This is what turns offers from guesses into assets.

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What using this system will mean for you

From: Pete Boyle
Location: London, UK

I didn’t arrive at High-Value Offers because I was looking for a new framework.

I arrived there because I got tired of wasting time, money, and effort.

At one point, I spent close to six months developing an offer I genuinely thought would work.

It was well thought out, useful (at least in my eyes), and based on experience I’d already been paid for in other contexts. I assumed that if I built it properly, the market would recognise the value.

It didn’t.

After six months of building, and months more trying to promote it, the offer made around $2,000 in total.

When I actually looked at the time involved, it worked out to less than minimum wage.

Not because the product was low quality, but rather because the idea an dconcept was bad. Or more accurately, it simply wasn’t something the market wanted.

Every time I would talk to someone who almost bought, I was met with the same pushbacks…

… “It looks good, it’s just not what we’re focused on right now”
… “Maybe in a few months” (which never happened)
… “Cool, I’ll check it out soon”

People dind’t really care about it, and so they forgot about it quickly. They were moving on to offers that solved the pain they were feeling right then and there.

That experience forced me to question the process I used to come up with ideas.

So the next time I approached a new offer, I did something different.

Before building anything, I spoke directly to people who fit the exact profile I wanted to work with.

About twenty conversations in total (so not a huge amount in the grand scheme of things).

No pitching. No positioning. Just listening.

I used what’s now the High-Value Offers process to pull out patterns…

… the problems they were actively trying to solve
… the outcomes they cared about
… and what they were already spending money on.

Then I built that.

Within a few weeks, eight of those people bought.

Not after a long launch.
Not after heavy persuasion.

Simply because the offer matched something they were already looking for. From there, I took the same offer and scaled it to six figures in revenue with a fraction of the effort I’d put into the previous one.

The difference wasn’t execution.
It wasn’t better copy.
It wasn’t more promotion.

It was starting with demand instead of assumptions.

That’s when it became obvious this wasn’t just a safer way to create offers — it was a fundamentally better one. One that turns offer creation from a gamble into a repeatable process.

And that’s the approach High-Value Offers is built around.

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Why High-Value Offers Exists

After seeing the same pattern play out again and again, both in my own business and in others, it became clear the problem wasn’t effort, ideas, or execution.

It was that there was no reliable way to create offers without guessing.

Most advice jumps straight to tactics: funnels, copy, traffic, launches.

Very little attention is paid to the part that determines whether any of that works in the first place, knowing what to sell, to who, and why it will land.

High-Value Offers exists to solve that gap.

It’s not about creativity or clever positioning. It’s about putting a simple, repeatable structure around the part of the business that most people leave to intuition.

So instead of hoping an offer works, you have a way to know it does before you invest time building or scaling it.

This isn’t for people looking for hacks or shortcuts. It’s for people who want a clearer way to create offers they can stand behind, sell with confidence, and grow without constantly starting over.

That’s what this system is designed to give you.

What this system has helped people achieve

$14,000 in two weeks from a dead list using a low-ticket offer and upsells, easiest sales ever!

Manuel B.

Locked in over $20,000 MRR using the Buyer-First model in 3 months from. a $97 workshop.

Rachael T

Spent $1,915 on ads. Made $4,938 from $1 product sales.A 2.5x ROAS before upsells.

Shayna O.

My traffic and lead gen dropped, but my revenue went up 30%. Smaller list, higher profit.

Mark T.

Made $327 in five hours using content I already had. $1,700 by the end of the week.

Amber S.

Just finished sending my first promo and made $500 in minutes!

Britt M.

Hit my first $1000 day after repositioning my free ebook as a low ticket offer.

Paul H.

$1 product buyers have a way higher LTV than the freebie seekers. Wish I knew about this years ago!

Jo M.

Brought in so many qualified users our onboarding suports was overloaded for day.

Soma T.

* Some of these are from other products within our ecosystem that leverage the same systems in HVO

Here’s EVERYTHING you get today when you Join
High-Value Offers

The High-Value Offer Framework

A repeatable way to find out what people actually want to buy

This is the core process. You’ll learn how to identify real demand in your market, extract usable patterns from conversations, and turn that information into clear offer direction before you build anything.

This alone removes months of wasted work and failed launches.

Value – $147

Offer Validation & Buyer Signal Process

How to confirm demand before you commit time or money

You’ll learn how to validate an offer using real intent instead of opinions, likes, or vague feedback. This shows you whether an idea is worth pursuing while the cost of being wrong is still close to zero.

No more building first and finding out later.

Value – $47

Offer Shaping and Positioning System

How to turn demand into something that’s easy to sell

Learn how to shape the offer around what people already understand and want, so selling feels natural instead of forced. This covers the promise, scope, and structure. without overcomplicating it.

This is what makes the offer click immediately with the right buyers.

Value – $47

Offer Fundamentals Training

A clear breakdown of the mechanics behind demand, value, and willingness to pay

Get 1+ hour of focused training on the fundamentals behind effective offers. This covers how to think about offers so you never waste time chasing something that wont work.

Value – $97

Templates & Practical Assets

So you don’t start from a blank page

You’ll get practical templates to guide conversations, extract demand signals, and structure offers consistently. These are designed to support the process, not replace thinking, and save you time where it actually matters.

Value – $97

Growth Models Private Community

Access a network of serious entrepreneurs building real, profitable systems.

Get answers, feedback, and proven solutions from people doing the work. Stay accountable and motivated with ongoing insights and updates directly from Pete.

Value – $97

Your Complete HVO System
At a Fraction of the Cost

Total real world value = $532

Normal Price = $147

You save $485

The Buyer-First Guarantee

If you go through the HVO, use the systems and templates, and don’t walk away with a system for easier product creation, just email support at growthmodels.co, and I’ll personally refund your payment.

The only catch?

You have to show you tried it.

Because this is built to help entrepreneurs build buyer-first systems fast, and if you follow the steps, you’ll see it works.

I’ve used this exact process to help hundreds of businesses generate sales within days, and I’m confident it’ll do the same for you.

✅ Proven framework
✅ No risk, no fluff
✅ You either get results, or it’s on me

Here’s What to Do Next

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Disclaimer

Please understand — my results are not typical. I’m not suggesting you’ll duplicate them (or do anything, for that matter).

I’ve been in this game for over 12 years — I’ve built , advised, and consulted for several businesses between 6 and 9-figures and have an established audience because of it.

The average person who buys any “how-to” material rarely gets results. That’s just reality. The examples I’ve shared are for illustration purposes only. Your results will depend on many factors, including your experience, effort, and consistency. All business carries risk. If you’re not willing to take responsibility, put in the work, and accept that risk, please don’t get this program.