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    Digital Products and Paid Services Prompts

    package what you know into something people can buy

    Cover art for the Digital Products and Paid Services Prompts Build Pack
    About 10 minutes per prompt
    $0 beyond the AI assistant you already use. A free tier is enough
    13 prompts
    v0.0.2
    claude
    chatgpt
    gemini

    Thirteen prompts, a guide and a checklist for turning what you know into a digital product or a freelance service: the idea, a lead magnet, a course outline, the sales page, launch emails, pricing and a client proposal. No income promises and no invented proof.

    What you build

    PartWhat it isWhat it does
    IdeaProduct ideas and a lead magnetFinds something to sell in what you already know
    BuildCourse outline and product descriptionsModules, lessons and copy in three lengths
    SellSales page, bundle and launch emailsThe page, an add-on offer and a five-email sequence
    MapFunnel map and affiliate contentTraffic to repeat purchase, with a disclosure line
    ServicesPricing, proposal, rate talk and outreachPackages a freelance service and opens the first conversations
    ShipA guide and a checklistGetting the first sale and what to check before you publish

    Where this comes from

    These are the jobs a one-person business keeps coming back to: pick a product, write the page that sells it, plan the launch emails and price a service. The base prompts were written by Hector Diaz. Clara Moretti, his AI assistant, optimized each one so it asks for your real details first, returns a fixed format, and admits what it does not know. Clara is an AI, not a person. Hector reviewed the result.

    What you build

    Nothing to install. You open a folder, read its README, fill the brackets with your own details and paste the prompt into the assistant you already use. You end with an offer written down: what it is, who it is for, what it costs and the page that explains it.

    What it deliberately does not do: It does not promise sales. Where proof is needed, the prompt asks for real results you have permission to share.

    Do you need this? Be honest first

    For someone who knows a subject well and wants to sell it as a product or a service for the first time.

    Close the tab if you already have prompts you trust for these jobs, or if you want the model to do the thinking without your facts. Every prompt here stops and asks when your input is thin.

    What you need

    • An AI assistant: Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. A free tier is enough.
    • Your own facts: what you know, who would pay for it, and any real results you are allowed to share.
    • The time: about 10 minutes per prompt. There are 15 pieces.

    What is in the zip

    README.md  README.es.md            the index, in English and Spanish
    DISCLAIMER.md  DISCLAIMER.es.md    as is, no warranty, use at your own risk
    01-product-ideas-from-skills/       Product Ideas From What You Know
    02-lead-magnet-plan/                Lead Magnet Plan
    03-course-outline/                  Course Outline
    04-sales-page/                      Sales Page
    05-product-descriptions-three-lengths/Product Descriptions in Three Lengths
    06-bundle-and-add-on/               Bundle and Add-On Offer
    07-launch-email-sequence/           Five-Email Launch Sequence
    08-funnel-map/                      Funnel Map
    09-affiliate-content-disclosure/    Affiliate Content With Disclosure
    10-price-and-package-service/       Price and Package a Service
    11-client-proposal/                 Client Proposal
    12-ask-for-higher-rate/             Asking for a Higher Rate
    13-first-contact-outreach/          First-Contact Outreach
    14-before-you-publish-offer/        Before You Publish an Offer
    15-getting-your-first-sale/         Getting Your First Sale
    

    Each folder holds the piece itself in English, plus a README in English and Spanish with a detailed description, the fields to fill in, what comes back, the limits, and a changelog. Every piece is at version 0.0.2.

    What was verified and what was not

    Checked by script on every piece: each placeholder in a prompt is listed in its README, both languages are present, and none of the marketing words we ban appear.

    Not done: the prompts have not been run one by one on Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini and compared. Expect to adjust the wording for your case. The prompts are in English only; add "Answer in Spanish." at the end if you want the reply in Spanish.

    Read the prompt before you run it

    Read each prompt before you paste it. Ask the model what it plans to return and compare that with the README. A prompt costs a minute to fix. A page of wrong copy costs an afternoon.

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