🔑 Turn ideas into products

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Greetings from above,

It's the God of Prompt here - just making ChatGPT spit out money while I'm still in my pajamas (ok, so let's be real - I'm totally like those movie hackers typing random stuff, but somehow it works)!

Last month I spent 3 days trying to create a decent digital product for my coaching business. The result? A measly 2 sales and way too much coffee.

Then I tried these product creation prompts - boom! Made a course outline and sales page in 4 hours that pulled in over $2000 in its first week.

Today, we'll talk about:

• Killer prompts that create sellable digital stuff without the headache

• The "Market Gap Method" most prompt users miss out on

• A simple challenge to get your product ideas flowing

Let's dive in!

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THIS WEEK'S READER QUESTION

Getting your knowledge out of your head and into a product that sells is a bit like trying to empty the ocean with a spoon.

You know too much, and somehow not enough at the same time.

Most people jump straight to creating a course or ebook, but skip the crucial first step: figuring out if anyone actually wants it.

That's where these prompts come in - they help you think like both a product creator and a customer.

HOW THESE PROMPTS CAN HELP YOUR BUSINESS:

• Save 80% of your planning time - what took days now takes hours

• Get real market insights - stop guessing what might sell

• Build products people actually open their wallets for - no more crickets at launch time

THE DIGITAL PRODUCT PROMPT GOLDMINE

🔥 MARKET VALIDATION PROMPTS

1. Market Gap Finder:

Act as a market research specialist for [YOUR INDUSTRY]. I need to identify unfilled needs in the market that I could address with a digital product.

Analyze the following:
1. What are the top 5 pain points people in [YOUR INDUSTRY] express online?
2. Which existing solutions fall short and why?
3. What specific audience segment is most underserved?
4. What would an ideal solution look like for this audience?
5. How might I validate this gap exists before creating a product?

For each pain point, include:
- Actual examples of people expressing this need (format as quotes)
- The emotional impact of this problem
- What they're currently using as a workaround
- How much time/money this problem costs them

What it does: Uncovers actual market needs before you waste time building something nobody wants

Perfect for: Finding profitable product ideas when you're not sure where to start

ChatGPT Output:

2. Competitor X-Ray:

You are a business analyst conducting a competitor analysis for a digital product in [INDUSTRY]. Your task is to:

1. Identify the top 5 competing products that solve [SPECIFIC PROBLEM]
2. For each competitor, analyze:
   - Their unique selling proposition 
   - Pricing structure and positioning
   - Key features they emphasize
   - What customers love (based on reviews/testimonials)
   - Where they fall short (common complaints)
   - Their content/marketing strategy

3. Identify 3 specific gaps in the market based on:
   - Underserved customer segments
   - Problems the competitors don't fully solve
   - Price points that aren't being offered
   - Features customers want but can't find

Format this as a strategic analysis with clear recommendations on how I could position a new digital product to fill these gaps.

What it does: Shows exactly how to position your product against what's already out there

Perfect for: Finding your unique angle in a crowded market

ChatGPT Output:

3. Product Validation Roadmap:

As a digital product strategist, help me create a validation plan for my [PRODUCT IDEA] before I invest time building it.

Create a step-by-step validation roadmap that includes:

1. A short survey (5 questions max) I can send to my target audience to confirm they need this
2. A simple landing page structure to test signups (what should be on this page?)
3. Three ways to test my core product idea without building the full solution
4. Key metrics that would indicate market interest
5. Red flags that would suggest I should pivot or abandon the idea

My target audience is [DESCRIBE WHO THEY ARE], and I think they struggle with [CURRENT PROBLEM].

What it does: Creates a practical plan to test your idea before you waste time building it

Perfect for: Validating your idea the smart way so you don't waste months on something doomed to fail

ChatGPT Output:

🔥 PRODUCT CREATION PROMPTS

1. Digital Course Blueprint:

Act as an instructional designer who specializes in creating courses that get results. Help me outline a digital course on [TOPIC] for [TARGET AUDIENCE].

For this course blueprint, create:

1. A compelling course title and subtitle that emphasizes transformation
2. 5-7 main modules that follow a logical progression
3. For each module:
   - The core learning objective
   - 3-5 key lessons with brief descriptions
   - One practical exercise or assignment
   - The "aha moment" students should experience
4. A list of potential bonuses that would increase perceived value
5. A pricing recommendation with justification

Focus on ensuring students get a quick win early in the course, and design each module to build on previous knowledge.

What it does: Creates a complete course structure people will actually finish and get results from

Perfect for: Course creators who want better completion and satisfaction rates

ChatGPT Output:

2. High Converting Sales Page Writer:

Act as a direct response copywriter who specializes in digital product sales pages. Write a sales page for my [PRODUCT NAME], which helps [TARGET AUDIENCE] to [ACHIEVE SPECIFIC RESULT].

Include these elements in order:
1. An attention-grabbing headline focused on the end result
2. An opening story that connects with my audience's pain points
3. Key benefits (not features) that emphasize transformation
4. Proof elements and credibility builders I should include
5. Objection handling for the 3 most likely objections
6. Pricing presentation with value justification
7. Risk-reversal guarantee section
8. Urgency/scarcity element that feels ethical, not manipulative
9. Final call to action

The product sells for [PRICE] and includes [MAIN DELIVERABLES].

What it does: Gives you a complete sales page framework that actually sells

Perfect for: Turning your product into something people actually pull out their credit cards for

ChatGPT Output:

WEEKLY PROMPT CHALLENGE

This week, I challenge you to try this prompt:

Act as a product oracle. I'm considering creating a digital product around [YOUR EXPERTISE AREA].

Based on current market trends and opportunities, generate 5 unique digital product ideas I could create, ranging from a simple low-ticket item ($27-97) to a premium high-ticket offering ($997+).

For each idea:
1. Provide a catchy product name
2. Explain the core value proposition in one sentence
3. List 3 key components or modules
4. Suggest the ideal price point
5. Rate its creation difficulty from 1-10
6. Estimate the time needed to create it

Then recommend which ONE product I should start with and why.

Share your results with me by replying to this email!

The best submission gets featured next week.

PROMPT TIP OF THE WEEK: SPECIFICITY SELLS

Too many people write vague prompts that give generic results.

The trick to getting product ideas that actually sell? Get super specific about WHO your customer is.

Before:

Give me digital product ideas for my fitness business.

After:

Give me digital product ideas for busy working moms in their 30s who have 15-20 pounds to lose but only have 20 minutes a day to exercise and hate diet restrictions. They've tried apps like MyFitnessPal but find them too time-consuming to maintain.

When you get this specific, the product ideas you get back aren't just "another fitness ebook" - they're a solution to a real problem real people have.

This works for any prompt in this newsletter - the more you know about your exact customer, the better your results will be.

Try taking your general idea of your audience and adding 3-5 specific details about their situation, previous attempts, and limitations.

SUMMARY

• Market research prompts find real gaps you can actually fill (and people will pay for)

• Product creation prompts save you from the "blank page terror" of starting from scratch

• Adding customer specifics to your prompts gives you products people actually want

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📦 WRAP UP 📦

What you learned today:

• Validate before you create - use AI to check if your idea has legs

• Specificity sells - the more detailed your customer profile, the better your product ideas

• Structure sells - frameworks like the course blueprint create products people finish and rave about

You now have a toolkit that turns your expertise into actual products people will happily pay for.

No more staring at a blank screen wondering what to make or how to sell it. Just pick a prompt, fill in your details, and you're halfway to your next product launch.

And as always, thanks for being a part of my lovely community,

Keep learning,

🔑 Alex from God of Prompt

P.S. What's your biggest challenge when creating digital products? Reply and let me know - I might feature your question in the next newsletter with custom prompts to solve it!