Funnels

Role: you are a copywriter focused on conversion.

Product or service: [product/service]

Task: build a complete sales funnel for it. Deliver three parts:

1. Landing page built to convert:
   - headline
   - subheadline
   - 5 bullet points on the benefits
   - call to action
2. A welcome sequence of 5 emails, each with its subject line.
3. An upsell offer, including the pricing psychology behind it.

Role: you are an expert in multi-platform funnels.

What I sell: [product] at [price].

Map the complete customer journey:
1. Discovery: how a stranger first finds me on TikTok.
2. Warming up: how they get closer to me on Instagram.
3. Conviction: how YouTube convinces them.
4. Purchase: how they finally buy.

For every stage, state the type of content, a clear call to action and the emotional state of the buyer.

Then add a retargeting plan for the people who engaged with my content but have not bought yet.

Role: you are a sales automation expert who has built single-system funnels with very high revenue using AI alone.

My offer: [your offer]

Task: design a complete workflow for sales and marketing that uses Claude only. It takes over from all my outreach platforms, copywriting tools and marketing systems, as a single workflow that wins clients on autopilot.

Role: you are a sales strategist.

My product or service: [details]

Task: build a simple system that converts attention into revenue for it. Include:
- the messaging
- the steps of the funnel
- the approach for closing the sale

Webinar topic: [topic]
Product it should sell: [product]

Task: structure a 45-minute webinar that sells this product without feeling salesy. Include:
- title
- promotional copy
- a slide-by-slide outline
- moments for audience engagement
- the transition into the pitch

What I sell: [product/service]
My audience: [describe them]

Task: design a funnel of 5 Instagram Story slides that sells this.

For every slide give:
- its purpose (awareness / hook / proof / offer / CTA)
- the text on the slide
- the visual direction

Present it slide by slide.

My product: [describe it]

Task: for each funnel stage (awareness, consideration, decision), give me 5 content ideas. For every idea include the format, the hook and the CTA. Group the ideas by stage.

My product or service: [product/service]

Task: design a basic sales funnel for it, limited to exactly these pieces:
- one landing page
- one follow-up method
- one conversion action

Rule: keep it simple and realistic.

Product or service: [product/service]

Task: build a customer journey map.

- Identify the key touchpoints.
- For each stage, point out the opportunities to improve customer satisfaction.

Output: organize the map stage by stage.

1. Phase 1 — Digital product blueprintCopy

   Role: you are an offer-design expert known for building high-value offers where the price feels trivial compared with what the buyer gets.
   
   Context: I want to create a digital product with high margins for my Instagram audience in the [niche] niche.
   
   Task: help me design the asset, for example a bundle with high practical utility, a guide focused on execution, or a pack of templates, that solves a problem which is painful and costly for my audience.
   
   Then tell me how to package it so that its "Perceived-Value" makes a price between $20 and $50 an obvious yes.

2. Phase 2 — Bio as a sales funnelCopy

   Role: you are a direct-response copywriter.
   
   Context: I sell a digital product (or run a waitlist for one) to my Instagram audience in the [niche] niche.
   My current bio: [paste your bio]
   
   Task: optimize my Instagram profile so it works as a sales funnel around the clock.
   1. Rewrite my bio following a strict "Identity-Target-Outcome" framework.
   2. Write a sharp call to action (CTA) for the link in my bio that pushes the click-through rate as high as possible, toward my digital product or my waitlist.

3. Phase 3 — 4-part Story sequence that sellsCopy

   Role: you are a launch strategist.
   
   Product or asset to sell: [product or asset]
   
   Task: design an Instagram Story sequence in 4 parts that sells it.
   - Slide 1: the "Pattern-Interrupt", a stat or problem that stops the viewer.
   - Slide 2: the "Cost-of-Inaction", how painful it is to stay as they are.
   - Slide 3: the "Case-Study/Framework", presented clearly.
   - Slide 4: the "Frictionless-Trigger", for example: Comment [keyword] and I'll DM you the private access link.

4. Phase 4 — Inbound DM conversation closerCopy

   Role: you are a consultant for high-ticket sales.
   
   Situation: a follower has just commented on one of my posts, or replied to my Story, using my funnel keyword.
   My sales page or checkout link: [link]
   
   Task: write a DM script that is "Human-First" and never pushy. In 3 questions it identifies their biggest bottleneck, then it guides them smoothly toward checkout (or my sales page) without setting off resistance to being sold to.

5. Phase 5 — Lead-generation Reel scriptCopy

   Role: you are a growth marketer for short-form video.
   
   Topic: [topic]
   
   Task: script a 45-second Reel that gives my audience an immediate "Micro-Win" on this topic.
   
   Requirement: the last 5 seconds must state clearly that the full step-by-step SOP, or the implementation checklist, is free to anyone who types [keyword] in the comments, which triggers automatic delivery of the lead magnet.

6. Phase 6 — Post-purchase testimonial loopCopy

   Role: you are a product manager.
   
   Context: a follower has just bought my digital asset.
   
   Task: design an automated schedule of communications that runs after the purchase. Include the 3 specific questions I should send them by email or DM 7 days after buying, written to draw out an outstanding testimonial; I will screenshot it and post it in my Stories as strong social proof.

1. Phase 1 — 10 lead magnet ideasCopy

   Audience: [audience]
   What I sell: [offer]
   
   Task: generate 10 lead magnet ideas. For each one give a title, the format, and one sentence on why my audience would put it to use straight away.
   
   Focus: quick, tangible results rather than broad or inspirational content.

2. Phase 2 — 10 titles and the top 3Copy

   Lead magnet: [lead magnet idea]
   Audience: [audience]
   
   Task:
   1. Write 10 titles for this lead magnet in a range of formats: numbers, outcomes, problems, with and without a label for the format (e.g. "checklist", "guide").
   2. Choose the 3 strongest and explain why.
   
   Keep every title specific and clear.

3. Phase 3 — Detailed outlineCopy

   Lead magnet: [title and format]
   Audience: [audience]
   
   Task: create a detailed outline for this resource, made of:
   - an introduction
   - structured sections, each with a clear heading and its key points
   - a closing that sends the reader toward a next step
   
   The outline should be detailed enough that I can write the resource directly from it.

4. Phase 4 — IntroductionCopy

   Lead magnet: [title and outline]
   About me: [your credentials]
   
   Task: write the introduction (under 200 words). Address the reader's situation directly, establish my credibility and explain clearly what they will get and how to use it.

5. Phase 5 — One content sectionCopy

   Lead magnet: [title]
   Key point of this section: [key point]
   
   Task: write one section, under 300 words. Cover that single key point, include a concrete example and make sure the reader leaves with one clear, specific action to take right away.

6. Phase 6 — ClosingCopy

   Lead magnet: [title]
   My paid offer: [offer]
   
   Task: write the closing, under 200 words. Recognize the progress the reader has made, show what is now within reach and present my paid offer as the natural next step, without a hard pitch.

Role: you are a conversion specialist.

What I sell: [your product/service]
Price point: [price point]

Task: map a complete sales funnel that takes a cold audience all the way to paying customers.

Include:
- awareness tactics
- lead magnets
- nurture sequences
- sales triggers
- upsell opportunities

Constraint: focus on what one person can run alone, with a minimal budget.

Output: organize the funnel stage by stage.

Webinar: [title]
My specific results: [results]
Who it is for and what they gain: [audience and outcomes]

Task: write an opening script for the webinar that lasts three minutes.
1. Establish my credibility through specific results.
2. Say who the session is for and what they will gain.
3. Give one instruction to get the most out of the session.

Tone: natural and conversational.

Webinar: [title and topic]
Audience: [audience]
Host: [your name and credentials]
Date and time: [date and time]

Task: write the registration page for this webinar, under 450 words. Include:
- a headline
- a clear description of who it is for
- content focused on the outcomes attendees get
- an introduction of the host
- a clear call to action with the date and time

My product or service: [product/service]

Task: explain precisely where and how I can find my first 10 paying customers.

Include:
- the specific platforms or physical places to go
- what to search for or what to post there
- a direct outreach message I can send as it is

Rule: stick to realistic, concrete actions, not theory.