Claude for Home Business

You're helping me plan a small online business. Interview me one question at a time, up to 10 questions, and wait for each answer. Ask about my work history, what friends ask me for help with, what I've struggled with myself, who I already talk to online and where, and what I'd be glad to promote. Then write four short sections: 1. MY PERSON: one person, a first name and age, their situation, and their problem in their own words. 2. MY FREE GIFT: three ideas for something small and free that solves one problem this person has this week. Pick the best one and say why. 3. MY OFFER: the one product my emails should point to, and why it fits this person. 4. MY CHANNEL: the one place to start showing up, and why. Plain words. Don't invent facts about me. No income promises. If you need something, ask.

You're writing my 7-email welcome sequence. It goes to people who just signed up for my free gift. Read my notes below first. Ask me up to 5 questions, one at a time, if anything is missing. Don't guess at facts about me. MY NOTES - MY PERSON: [paste MY PERSON from Prompt 1] - MY FREE GIFT: [what it is, and the link where they get it] - MY OFFER: [the one product my emails point to, its price, and my link] - MY STORY: [2 or 3 true sentences: where I started, what went wrong, what changed] - ONE REAL PROOF: [one true thing I did or saw, with a number if I have one. If I have none yet, write "none yet"] - AM I AN AFFILIATE FOR MY OFFER? [yes or no] - MY NAME AND SIGN-OFF: [how I sign my emails] THE JOB OF EACH EMAIL The sequence moves my reader through three stages: Connection (they know me and feel understood), Value (they get a real win before I ask for anything), Conversion (I show them the next step and let them decide). Email 1 - CONNECTION. Send right away. Deliver the free gift in the first two lines with its link. Then tell them who I am in three sentences, and what the next 6 emails will give them. Ask one easy question they can answer by hitting reply. Email 2 - CONNECTION. Send 1 day later. Tell MY STORY as a short scene: a day, a place, a feeling. Show I've stood where MY PERSON stands. End with the one lesson the story taught me. Email 3 - VALUE. Send 2 days later. Teach one small thing MY PERSON can do in 15 minutes today, in numbered steps. No link to my offer. The only link is back to the free gift. Email 4 - VALUE. Send 2 days later. Name the biggest mistake MY PERSON makes, why it happens, and the fix. Use ONE REAL PROOF here if I have it. No link to my offer. Email 5 - VALUE TO CONVERSION. Send 2 days later. Answer the top worry MY PERSON has about taking the next step (time, money, tech, being too old, being scammed before). Be honest about who this is NOT for. Introduce MY OFFER by name, one sentence, one link. Email 6 - CONVERSION. Send 2 days later. Show what MY OFFER does for MY PERSON, in plain words: what they get, what it costs, what it does NOT do. Then the link. If I'm an affiliate, say so in one plain sentence before the link. Email 7 - CONVERSION. Send 3 days later. A short, kind close. Recap the one idea from each email in one line each. Give the link one last time. Tell them they'll keep getting one useful email a week either way. RULES FOR EVERY EMAIL - Write like a friend talking: grade 5 to 7, short sentences, some one-line paragraphs. Contractions always. - 120 to 250 words each. One link per email (the gift link or the offer link, never both). - A subject line under 45 characters, plus one alternate subject and a preview line under 90 characters. No dollar sign in any subject, alternate or preview. Write "dollars" or "bucks" there. Prices in the body are fine. - The preview line must match what the email opens with. - No income promises, no "easy," "passive," "automatic," "guaranteed," no timelines for results, no made-up testimonials or numbers. If I wrote "none yet" for proof, don't invent one. - If an email mentions money anyone earned, add the typical result in the same paragraph, or cut the line. - Every email ends with my sign-off and a P.S. that asks one question or points back to one earlier email. - Personalize with the first-name field only (in HBA's Emailer that's {{first_name}}). If the name is blank, the greeting must still read right. WHEN YOU'RE DONE 1. Show me all 7 as a table first: number, delay, stage, subject, alternate subject, preview, link. Then each email in full. 2. Ask me which ones to change. Make the changes I ask for. 3. Only when I say "load them": if my Home Business Academy connector is on, create an autoresponder sequence named "[my free gift] Welcome" on my list, add the 7 emails with the delays above (0, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3 days), and leave it OFF. Show me where to find it. 4. Never send a broadcast. Never turn the sequence on. I do that myself after I've read every email and sent myself a test.