Marketing
Landing pages, ads, emails. Prompts that start from the reader, not the product. 12 promptsMarketingWhere this creator's content could actually earnThe offers that already have demand, the audience fit, and the ones to skip.MarketingThe product features named in a textEach feature, what it does for the user, and the one that is really a limitation.MarketingThe non-obvious edge in a piece of contentThe claim most readers will skip, and why it is the valuable one.MarketingSponsors and sponsor fits in a transcriptWho sponsored, how they were read, and who else would fit.MarketingScore a sales call on the dimensions that closeDiscovery, objection handling, next step, with the timestamp for each verdict.MarketingMinimal logo concepts, no textThree directions described as shapes, with the one to try first.MarketingEvery sellable thing shown in a videoThe product, the timestamp, and the way it was presented.MarketingEvery product a creator could earn fromThe item, the context it appeared in, and the affiliate angle.MarketingBusiness ideas worth a second lookThe idea, the customer, the wedge, and the reason it might fail.MarketingBuild an offer with Hormozi's value equationDream outcome, perceived likelihood, time delay and effort, priced against each.MarketingA newsletter section in a weekly-brief voiceThe item, why it matters now, and the link worth clicking.MarketingLanding page copy that starts from the objectionMost landing pages describe the product. This prompt makes the model write from the reader's hesitation instead, then prove the claim.