Most prompt lists are screenshots of someone being clever. These are 30 working prompts for the six jobs a one-person business actually has to do: pick an offer, price it, write the page, make the content, close the sale, run the back office.
They unlock on the next page and land in your inbox as your own download link.
Prompts that force the model to name the buyer, the painful problem, the deliverables and a defensible price instead of giving you a mood board of ideas.
Structured prompts with the full persuasion skeleton baked in — hook, problem, shift, offer, objections, close — so you edit instead of staring at a blank box.
Short-form scripts, hook variations and content calendars built from your actual offer, not generic 'engagement' filler.
DM and email prompts that open with a question, not a pitch, plus objection handling written in your customer's own words.
Prompts for SOPs, onboarding docs, refund policies and weekly reviews so the boring half of the business runs on autopilot.
Prompts that pressure-test demand, saturation and pricing so you find out an idea is weak in ten minutes, not ten weeks.
No email needed for these. The other 27 come with the pack.
Thirty tested prompts covering six jobs: finding a profitable idea, building the offer, writing copy that sells, making short-form content, closing the sale, and running the operation. They arrive by email as a unique download link and unlock on the site instantly.
Yes. Every prompt is plain text with bracketed placeholders, so it works in any modern chat model. Nothing depends on plugins, custom GPTs or a paid tier.
No. You fill in the brackets — your audience, your product, your price — and paste. That's the whole workflow.
There is: the full library is 1,000 prompts plus templates and sales assets. You never have to buy it to use the free 30.