These aren't "content" written to be sold. They're the working prompts the founder's own team runs daily — rebuilt for someone launching their first business.
Every prompt has seven parts: a real role, your context, a step-by-step method, an exact output, hard rules — and it asks you up to three questions before it guesses. Each one runs 400–550 words. That's the whole difference.
Fifty prompts sequenced across the whole journey — idea → numbers → suppliers → offer → customers — so you always know what to run next.
The AI isn't the problem — the prompt is. Toggle between the two and see why.
Not a random pile — a sequence. Works for a coffee stand, a clothing brand, an online store, a service business. Start at 01 with nothing but an idea.
Compare niches, stress-test the idea, and find out what customers of similar businesses actually complain about — before you commit to anything.
Figure out costs, pricing and break-even in plain numbers — then message suppliers and contractors like someone who's done this before.
Name it, describe it, price it, brief the visuals — copy that sounds like you and sells the thing, not "premium quality solutions".
Content angles, ad copy, and a weekly 30-minute review that tells you where the money's leaking and what's worth scaling.
Fill in your business context once — every other prompt reuses it, so you never start a chat from zero again.
50 prompts · PDF + plain-text file · in your inbox right after checkout
Hey — I'm Vitaly. My day job is running an AI platform that writes and manages e-commerce content at a scale most sellers never see. These 50 prompts aren't "content" I wrote to sell — they're the exact working patterns my team runs daily, trimmed down so your first launch doesn't take 50 hours of guesswork. Everything that's inside is on this page — the four stages, what each one covers, one prompt abridged — so you know exactly what the $17 buys before you pay it.
The face in the videos is my AI twin — scripted and run with prompts like these. The pack is what's behind it: the working patterns my team uses every day.
They're built for launching a product or a service in any category — a food stand, a clothing brand, an online store, a local service. The steps are universal; where one doesn't apply to you, skip it. The prompts are modular.
ChatGPT or Claude — free versions are enough. Every prompt is tested on both. Paid plans just make it faster.
Each one is 400–550 words and has seven parts: a real role, your context, a rule that the AI asks up to three questions before guessing, a step-by-step method, an exact output format, hard rules against invented facts, and a defined ending. That's a working procedure, not a one-line request — you can see one abridged in "The difference" above.
Right after checkout you get an email with two files: the 159-page PDF — every prompt with its guide page — and a plain-text file with all 50 prompts, so you can copy any of them in one selection. Open them on any device.
You've tried them — that's how you got the "here are some tips" answer. Free lists have no role, no place for your context, no method, no rules, no output format. These do, and they come in the order a real launch needs them.
The structure — role, context, method, rules, format — is what makes them work, and it carries across model versions. When we build expanded editions in the future, those will be separate releases.
Yes. If the pack isn't for you, reply to your order email within 7 days and you get a full refund — no questions asked. If a file won't open or the email never arrived, write to the same address and it gets sorted the same day.
Run the prompts a real operation runs. Fifty of them, seventeen bucks.
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