EP 19// Implementation guide

I Built a Claude Prompt to Write Sales Copy That Gets Clients (Copy It)

Get Claude writing promotional copy that sounds like you and books calls. This guide walks you through the four-stage workflow, with the set-up prompt, the ideal-client template, the campaign and email structures, and how to bottle it as a skill.

// Inside this implementation guide

The four-stage workflow, drawn
The set-up prompt with the guardrail
The ideal-client input template
Structure for the campaign and for each email
The style stage, and what came back
Turn the process into a skill: the prompt

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Why the copy comes back mediocre

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

Does it actually sound like me?

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The workflow, drawn

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

1. The set-up prompt

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

2. Structure: one person, before and after

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

3. Substance, and where it went thin

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

4. Style: paste your voice

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

5. Bottle it as a skill

Here is the exact wording, the settings that catch everyone out, and the one thing to check before you tell anyone it exists.

This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

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This is where the numbers come from, and why the obvious approach costs more than it looks like it should.

The part that most people get wrong is the order, and the order is the whole method. Once that is in place the rest follows in about twenty minutes.

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