15 prompts in three stages: finding digital products people already buy, building a sales funnel, and driving traffic to it. Covers research, offer design, landing page copy, emails and launch planning. For anyone launching a first small digital product.
What's inside
Every prompt in the PDF, listed by section.
Step 1 — Find winning low-price products
- 01Niche scan
- 02Pain mining
- 03Competitor teardown
- 04Scoring matrix
- 05Validation plan
Step 2 — Build the sales funnel
- 06Offer stack
- 07Landing page copy
- 08Headline variants
- 09Order bump & upsell
- 10Email sequence
Step 3 — Drive traffic
- 11Hook factory
- 12Reel scripts
- 1330-day calendar
- 14Lead magnet
- 15Ad angles
Sample prompts
Three of the 15, so you can see how specific they are. The PDF has the rest, plus a short introduction.
Step 1 — Find winning low-price products
Niche scan
Act as a digital-product market researcher. For the niche [niche], list 10 digital products priced $9–$49 that people already buy (templates, guides, toolkits). For each: target buyer, painful problem solved, where it's sold, and a demand signal I can verify myself.
Step 1 — Find winning low-price products
Pain mining
Here are reviews/comments from my audience: [paste]. Group them into the 5 most frequent frustrations, quote exact phrases, and suggest a small digital product for each.
Step 1 — Find winning low-price products
Competitor teardown
Analyze this competing product page: [paste text]. Identify its promise, price, bonuses, weaknesses, and 3 ways I could make a clearly better or more specific offer.