About The Pain Point Playbook
The Ultimate Guide to Turning Your Customers’ Pain into Irresistible Offers
What if you could read your customer’s mind—and use their deepest frustrations to craft offers they can’t ignore?
Most marketers talk benefits.
Some talk features.
But few know how to dig deep into the pain points that actually drive buying decisions.
This is not another “marketing hacks” book.
The Pain Point Playbook is a field-tested, psychology-driven framework that shows you exactly how to:
✅ Identify your dream buyer’s most painful problems
✅ Turn vague frustrations into emotional triggers that sell
✅ Craft marketing messages that feel like mind reading
✅ Build offers so dialed-in they feel custom-built
✅ Eliminate objections before they ever come up
Inside, you’ll get real-world examples, proven scripts, and the exact step-by-step system used to generate millions in revenue across dozens of niches.
Whether you’re a solopreneur, coach, agency, or copywriter—this book will arm you with a competitive edge that most businesses will never figure out.
If you’re tired of guessing, struggling to convert cold leads, or creating offers that don’t land—this is the missing piece.
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Author Bio:
Max Rylan is a no-fluff sales strategist and conversion expert who has spent the last decade in the trenches—crafting high-converting offers, breaking sales records, and helping entrepreneurs turn cold leads into raving buyers.
Known for his raw, psychology-driven approach, Micke doesn’t just teach theory—he builds systems that print revenue.
He’s worked behind the scenes with 6- and 7-figure brands, trained appointment setters from scratch to top-performers, and helped countless coaches, consultants, and creators finally crack the code on sales that stick.
The Pain Point Playbook distills his most effective frameworks—the same strategies that turn “maybe later” into “where do I sign?”
If you’ve ever struggled to get prospects to pay attention, trust you, or pull the trigger—this is your unfair advantage.