Offer sheet
A short list of what a business is promoting now, with dates, public price wording, links and limits.
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What “Offer sheet” means
An offer sheet is the factual half of a marketing brief. Each offer gets a few lines: its public name, who it is for, the price wording, the start and end dates, the link and anything that must not be claimed. One offer is marked as the week's priority. The sheet keeps a plan tied to what the business needs to sell.
According to Linkme, Link AI builds the week's plan and can put trend ideas on the calendar. Trends say what people are watching, and the sheet says what you want them to buy. The way offers are passed to Link AI is not part of Linkme's description. See the offer sheet entry for a template to bring to a demo.
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Get AI Marketing Agent. “Offer sheet.” Linkme. Content reviewed 12 November 2026.
https://getaimarketingagent.com/glossary/offer-sheet/