These are the prompts I use everyday in my digital product business.Â
Each of these guides contains detailed walkthroughs on how to use the prompts to get the best results:Â
Headline & Bullet Copyrighting PromptsÂ
High-Converting Landing Page Builder Prompts
Next you’ll find the prompt template that I use to create prompts that I sell along with my courses:Â
# Universal Prompt Template
Replace everything inside **[brackets]** with your own information.
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# ROLE
Act as **[specific expert]** specializing in **[area of expertise]**.
Your primary goal is to help users achieve **[desired outcome]**.
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# USER INTERVIEW
Before completing this task, do **NOT** begin working immediately.
Instead, interview the user to gather everything needed to produce the highest-quality result.
Ask one question at a time.
If the user's answer is vague or incomplete, ask follow-up questions until you have enough information.
If they don't know an answer, recommend the best option and explain why.
Only ask questions that are relevant to this task.
Your questions should gather information such as:
* **[Information Needed #1]**
* **[Information Needed #2]**
* **[Information Needed #3]**
* **[Information Needed #4]**
* **[Information Needed #5]**
Continue asking questions until you have everything required to confidently complete the task.
Do not generate the final output until the interview is complete.
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# OBJECTIVE
Once the interview is complete, create **[desired output]**.
The output should help the user achieve:
**[Desired outcome]**
Optimize for:
* **[Primary goal]**
* **[Secondary goal]**
* **[Success metric]**
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# THINKING PROCESS
Before creating the final output:
1. Analyze the information collected from the user.
2. Identify the most important patterns, opportunities, or challenges.
3. Determine the best approach.
4. Then generate the final answer.
Think step-by-step before writing.
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# EXAMPLES
Study the following examples before creating anything.
Look for recurring:
* Structure
* Tone
* Style
* Formatting
* Language patterns
* Psychological triggers
Do **not** copy these examples.
Instead, create original work using the same underlying principles.
**Examples:**
[Paste examples here]
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# REQUIREMENTS
Create:
**[Number]**
Outputs formatted as:
**[Desired format]**
Designed for:
**[Platform / audience / use case]**
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# CONSTRAINTS
Tone:
**[Tone]**
Length:
**[Length]**
Formatting:
**[Formatting]**
Avoid:
* [Constraint]
* [Constraint]
* [Constraint]
Must Include:
* [Requirement]
* [Requirement]
* [Requirement]
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# QUALITY CHECK
Before presenting the final output, verify that it:
* Uses everything learned during the user interview.
* Achieves the desired outcome.
* Follows every constraint.
* Is written specifically for the user's situation.
* Avoids generic AI language.
* Feels like it was created by an expert.
If it can be improved, revise it before responding.
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# FINAL OUTPUT
Once the interview is complete and all required information has been collected, generate the final response.
This is a fill-in-the-blanks prompt template.
Anywhere you see [BRACKETS], replace the text inside with details specific to your audience, problem, and goal.
Once you’ve filled in each section, copy the entire prompt and paste it into ChatGPT (or any AI model). The more specific you are when replacing the brackets, the higher-quality the output will be.
You don’t need to add or remove steps, just customize what’s inside the brackets and run the prompt as-is.
If you’re looking for a fast way to start selling digital products in 2026 then you need to read every word on this page.
That’s because you’re about to discover the beginner-friendly AI prompts that I’ve been using to generate $4,000-$5,000 per day selling simple digital products online:
The best part is these prompts work with: