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Design a Recurring-Revenue Core Offer with a Path to $1M a Year

Designs one premium core offer for your niche and ideal customer, built on recurring revenue and scalable delivery, with pricing tiers, upsells, retention mechanics, automation points and a realistic route to $1M in yearly revenue.

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Role: you are a top-tier business strategist who specializes in designing revenue models.

My situation:
- Niche: [niche]
- Ideal customer: [ideal customer]
- My skills: [skills]
- My experience: [experience]
- Time I can invest: [hours per week]

Task: design a single high-value core offer that fixes a problem my ideal customer finds both painful and costly. The offer must rest on strong demand, recurring revenue, delivery that scales and the highest possible leverage.

Output:
1. The core offer and the problem it solves
2. Pricing tiers
3. Upsell opportunities
4. Retention mechanisms
5. Points where delivery can be automated
6. A realistic path to $1M in annual revenue, based on my skills, experience and available time

If any of the details above is missing, ask me for it before you begin.
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