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VA Production Bible · Confidential · April 2026
AI Hustle Blueprint
Course Production Guide
Every word. Every screen action. Every timestamp. Every tool. This document tells your VA exactly what to do and exactly what the AI voiceover will say — down to the second. No guesswork. No improvisation.
5
Modules
12
Lessons
~75 min
Total Runtime
7
Tools Shown
8
Accounts Needed
SECTION A
How to Use This Document
READ FIRST SCREEN ACTION — What appears on screen / what VA does with the computer
VOICEOVER SCRIPT — Word-for-word text fed into the AI voiceover tool
PRE-RECORDING SETUP — Must be done before pressing record
VA NOTE — Instructions for the VA, not for the voiceover
Recording Setup — Do This First, Every Session
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Screen Recording Software
loom.com (free) or OBS Studio (free) — obsproject.com
Record at 1920×1080 (1080p). Use a dedicated Chrome profile for recording — clean bookmarks bar, no personal data visible. Set your cursor to large size (System Preferences → Accessibility → Pointer). Install "Highlight Cursor" Chrome extension for visibility.
2
Browser Setup
Use Google Chrome. Zoom level: 110% (Ctrl/Cmd + for each lesson). Bookmarks bar: hide it. Chrome profile: create a new profile called "AI Hustle Recording" — never log personal accounts into this profile. Open all required tabs BEFORE pressing record.
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AI Voiceover Tool
ElevenLabs (elevenlabs.io) — Free tier: 10,000 characters/month. Recommended voice: "Callum" or "Daniel" (natural, confident, instructional tone)
Alternative: Murf.ai or Play.ht. Paste each [VOICEOVER] block into the tool. Generate audio. Download as MP3. Combine with screen recording in CapCut (free) — add audio track, sync to video, export at 1080p.
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Voiceover Script Markers — What They Mean
- [PAUSE 1s] — Insert 1 second of silence in the audio
- [PAUSE 2s] — Insert 2 seconds of silence (use when switching screens)
- [EMPHASIZE] — Increase AI voice emphasis on the next word/phrase
- [SLOW] — Reduce voice speed slightly (for important steps)
- Paste each VO block into ElevenLabs exactly as written. Remove the marker tags before pasting.
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Syncing Audio to Video in CapCut
Import screen recording video. Import VO audio. Place audio on second track. Play both together. Drag audio to align with screen actions using the timestamps in each table row. Export: 1080p MP4. Upload to Google Drive folder named "AI Hustle Blueprint / Module [X] / Lesson [X]".
IMPORTANT: Record the SCREEN first, following all screen actions in the table. Do NOT try to record audio and screen at the same time. Record screen silently, then generate AI voiceover separately, then sync in CapCut. This produces a far cleaner result.
SECTION B
All Accounts to Create — Before Recording Begins
8 ACCOUNTS · ALL FREECreate ALL of these accounts before recording any lesson. Use the same email address for all (a dedicated Gmail made for the course). This email will appear on screen — do not use a personal email.
| Tool | URL | Plan Used | Used In Lesson(s) | Account Setup Steps |
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ChatGPT
Primary AI Tool
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chat.openai.com |
Free (GPT-4o mini) or ChatGPT Plus ($20/mo for GPT-4o) | 1.2, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.1, 3.2, 4.1 | 1. Go to chat.openai.com → Sign Up 2. Use Google account (fastest) 3. Verify email 4. Skip phone number if possible 5. Select "Free" plan Note: Name the chat "AI Hustle Course Demo" — keep it clean |
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Canva
Design Tool
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canva.com |
Free | 2.1, 3.3, 4.1 | 1. Go to canva.com → Sign up with Google 2. Select "Personal" when asked 3. Skip Pro trial offer 4. Pre-create a folder called "Client Demos" 5. Find "Social Media Post" template — save to folder |
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Perplexity AI
Research Tool
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perplexity.ai |
Free | 2.3 | 1. Go to perplexity.ai → Sign in with Google 2. No settings needed 3. Keep the home screen ready (search bar visible) |
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Gamma.app
Presentation/PDF Tool
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gamma.app |
Free (400 AI credits) | 2.3 | 1. Go to gamma.app → Continue with Google 2. Complete onboarding (takes 60 seconds) 3. You start on the "New" screen — leave it there 4. Free tier gives enough credits for the demo |
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Notion
Organization Tool
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notion.so |
Free | 3.1, 4.1, 4.2 | 1. Go to notion.so → Sign up with Google 2. Select "For myself" when asked 3. PRE-BUILD the following pages before recording: — "Client Leads Database" (table with: Name, Business, City, Service, Status, Notes, Contact) — "Client Delivery Hub" (with sections: Brief, Content Calendar, Delivered Files) 4. Keep both pages accessible from the sidebar |
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Stripe
Payment Tool
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stripe.com |
Free (2.9% + 30¢ per transaction) | 4.2 | 1. Go to stripe.com → Start Now 2. Create account with email 3. Verify email 4. In Stripe dashboard: go to Invoicing → Create a draft invoice 5. PRE-FILL: Customer "Mike's Plumbing," Amount: $300, Description: "Social Media Content Package — April 2026" 6. Save as draft — ready to show on screen |
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Google Maps
Lead Research Tool
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google.com/maps |
Free (no account needed) | 3.1 | 1. Open maps.google.com 2. Search bar pre-typed with: "plumbers near Denver CO" — have results loaded 3. Results panel on left will show 20+ local businesses 4. Note: use a US-based VPN if recording from outside the US for realistic results |
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Instagram (desktop)
Lead Research Tool
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instagram.com |
Free (separate personal-free account) | 3.1 | 1. Create a second Instagram account for demo purposes 2. Search: "plumber Denver" — screenshot example profiles 3. Alternatively: use screenshots of real local business accounts (blur any personal names) 4. NOTE: Do NOT log into personal Instagram. Use the demo account. |
RECOMMENDED EMAIL FOR ALL ACCOUNTS: Create a Gmail: [email protected] (or similar).
This is the email students see on screen. It should look clean and professional.
Do not use a personal email. All accounts must be logged in before recording begins.
MODULE 1
The Foundation — Why This Works and How to Get Started
2 LESSONS · ~20 MINTools Used in This Module
ChatGPT (chat.openai.com)
Google Chrome browser
Notion (notion.so)
What Students Walk Away With
Their income model chosen
All 5 free tools set up
Their first "practice prompt" completed in ChatGPT
Screens to Pre-Load
Blank slide with "Module 1: The Foundation" text (create in Canva)
chat.openai.com — logged in, blank new chat
notion.so — logged in, showing home page
MODULE 1 · LESSON 1
Why This Works Right Now — and Your 3 Income Models
No Tools on Screen Yet
Concept Lesson
✅ Student Outcome: Student understands the market opportunity and has chosen one of three income models to start with.
⚠ Pre-Recording Setup — Do Before Pressing Record
- Open a blank new tab — this is your starting screen
- Have a simple slide ready in another tab: white background, dark text reading "Module 1, Lesson 1: Why This Works Right Now" — switch to it at 0:00
- Have chat.openai.com open in a third tab, new blank chat, ready
- Screen zoom: 110%. Cursor: large. No notifications visible.
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION — What VA Does | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT — Word for Word |
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| 0:00–0:15 |
TITLE SLIDE
Show: Module 1, Lesson 1 title slide
Static screen. No mouse movement. Hold for 15 seconds.
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Welcome to the AI Hustle Blueprint. [PAUSE 1s] In this first lesson, I want to give you the big picture — why this opportunity exists right now, why most people are sleeping on it, and how you are going to pick your lane and get started. [PAUSE 1s] This lesson is about mindset and direction. The action starts in Lesson 2.
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| 0:15–1:30 |
SLIDE / BROWSER
Stay on title slide. No navigation yet.
VA Note: Pre-create a simple Canva slide with the text "The gap: businesses need content. AI makes it cheap to produce. You are the bridge." — switch to it at the 1-minute mark.
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Here is the reality of 2026. [EMPHASIZE] Every single local business in your city — the restaurant, the plumber, the real estate agent, the gym — they all know they need to be posting on social media. They know they need email newsletters. They know they need good copy on their website. [PAUSE 1s] But here is the problem. Hiring a marketing agency costs anywhere from one thousand to five thousand dollars a month. Hiring a full-time employee costs even more. And most of these business owners do not have the time to do it themselves. [PAUSE 1s] So what happens? They do nothing. Or they post once every three weeks and wonder why it is not working. [PAUSE 2s] That is the gap. And AI just made it possible for you to fill that gap — affordably, quickly, and at a quality that small business owners are genuinely impressed by.
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| 1:30–3:00 |
SLIDE
Switch to slide showing the 3 income models
Pre-create in Canva — white slide, three numbered boxes side by side:
1. Content Services — Social posts, captions, content calendars 2. Copywriting Services — Emails, ads, website copy 3. Document Services — Lead magnets, reports, proposals Each box has a "$" icon and a monthly income range below it. |
Now, there are three ways to make money with AI services. And I want you to pick just one to start with. [PAUSE 1s] Model number one: [EMPHASIZE] Content Services. This is where you create social media posts, captions, and content calendars for businesses. You use AI to write the captions, and Canva to design simple graphics. Clients pay two hundred to five hundred dollars per month on a retainer. This is the most popular starting point. [PAUSE 2s] Model number two: [EMPHASIZE] Copywriting Services. This is where you write emails, Facebook ads, website copy, and bios. Businesses pay per project — typically one hundred to three hundred dollars each. A good writer can do two to three projects a week. [PAUSE 2s] Model number three: [EMPHASIZE] Document Services. This is creating lead magnets — those PDF guides businesses give away to collect emails — plus research reports and business proposals. These pay ninety-seven to two hundred dollars per document, and a single document takes about thirty minutes to produce using AI. [PAUSE 1s] All three models work. The difference is just which type of business you want to work with and how you prefer to deliver value.
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| 3:00–5:30 |
SLIDE
Switch to slide: "How to Pick Your Model"
Create a simple two-column slide:
Left: Three questions — "Do you like visual / creative work?" → Model 1 — "Do you like writing persuasive content?" → Model 2 — "Do you like research and structure?" → Model 3 Right: Simple earnings calculator table showing monthly income for 3, 5, and 8 clients at each price point |
Here is how to choose. Ask yourself three questions. [PAUSE 1s] First: Do you enjoy anything creative — design, aesthetics, visuals? If yes, start with Content Services. [PAUSE 1s] Second: Are you someone who has ever enjoyed writing — even just texting or emails? If yes, start with Copywriting. [PAUSE 1s] Third: Do you prefer structured, research-based work — like building something organized and logical? Then Document Services is your lane. [PAUSE 2s] Now look at the numbers on the right side of this slide. With five clients — and I am going to show you exactly how to land your first client in Module 3 — you are looking at one thousand to two thousand dollars a month. With eight clients, you are pushing three thousand a month. [PAUSE 1s] And the reason these numbers are achievable is because AI dramatically reduces the time it takes to deliver. We are not talking about writing for eight hours per client. We are talking about two to three hours a month per client at most — once you have the workflow down.
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| 5:30–7:00 |
SLIDE
Switch to slide: "The One Thing That Changes Everything"
Simple slide. Bold text centered: "You are not an AI expert. You are a business service provider who uses AI." Below it: "Clients don't care how you make it. They care that it's done, it's good, and it saves them time."
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Before we move on, I want to address something that stops a lot of people before they even start. [PAUSE 1s] The question: [EMPHASIZE] "But is it ethical to use AI and charge clients for the output?" [PAUSE 1s] Here is my answer. A plumber uses power tools. An accountant uses software. A photographer uses Lightroom to edit every photo. No one asks them if it is ethical to use the tool that makes them faster and better. [PAUSE 1s] You are providing a service — social media management, copywriting, content creation. You are responsible for the quality. You are the expert who knows how to prompt the AI, how to edit the output, how to package it professionally, and how to deliver it on time. [PAUSE 1s] The client does not need to know your workflow. They need to know that their content is done, it sounds like them, and it shows up on time every month. That is your job. And you deliver it with AI.
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| 7:00–9:30 |
SLIDE
Switch to final slide: "Your Action Step"
White slide, dark bold text: "Action Step: Write down your chosen income model and write the name of 3 local businesses in your city that would benefit from it." Below: a simple Notion-style table template graphic.
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Okay. Here is your action step for this lesson. [PAUSE 1s] Get out a piece of paper — or open Notion, which we will set up in the next lesson — and write down: one, which income model you are starting with, and two, the names of three local businesses in your city that would benefit from that service. [PAUSE 1s] Think about businesses you already know. Maybe a restaurant you go to. A gym you drive by. A dentist in your neighborhood. These are your first potential clients. [PAUSE 1s] Do not overthink the list. Write three names. That is it. In Module 3, I am going to show you how to approach them and turn at least one of them into a paying client. [PAUSE 2s] In the next lesson, we are going to set up every free AI tool you need — in about fifteen minutes — so that you are ready to start delivering. Let's go.
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MODULE 1 · LESSON 2
Setting Up Your Free AI Tool Stack in 15 Minutes
ChatGPT
Canva
Perplexity
Gamma
Notion
✅ Student Outcome: All 5 tools are set up and the student has typed their first ChatGPT prompt and seen a useful output.
⚠ Pre-Recording Setup
- All 5 accounts must already be created and logged in
- Open 5 tabs: ChatGPT, Canva, Perplexity, Gamma, Notion
- ChatGPT: On a brand new blank chat screen
- Canva: On the home screen (templates visible)
- Notion: Open to a blank new page called "My AI Business Setup"
- Start recording on the ChatGPT tab
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–0:30 |
BROWSER
Show ChatGPT — chat.openai.com
The new blank chat screen is visible. Cursor moves over the input field slowly. Do not type yet.
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In this lesson, we are going to set up every tool you need — completely free — and run your very first AI-powered content prompt so you can see exactly what you will be delivering to clients. [PAUSE 1s] There are five tools in your stack. Let's go through each one.
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| 0:30–2:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Type this prompt slowly into ChatGPT input field, then press Enter:
TYPE THIS EXACTLY INTO CHATGPT:
You are a professional social media manager. Write 3 Instagram captions for a local plumbing company called "Mike's Plumbing" based in Denver, Colorado. Each caption should be friendly, helpful, and end with a call-to-action. Include 5 relevant hashtags per caption.
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Tool number one: [EMPHASIZE] ChatGPT. This is your primary AI assistant. You are going to use this for nearly everything — writing captions, emails, ads, scripts, research summaries — all of it. [PAUSE 1s] The free version works perfectly for everything we are going to do in this course. If you want faster results and access to the most powerful model, the twenty-dollar per month plan is worth it. But it is not required. [PAUSE 1s] Watch what happens when I type a simple prompt. [PAUSE 2s] I am going to ask it to write three Instagram captions for a local plumbing company. [PAUSE 3s] Watch the output. [PAUSE 5s] Look at that. In about ten seconds, ChatGPT just produced three ready-to-use social media captions — complete with hashtags and a call-to-action. A freelancer without AI would spend thirty to sixty minutes writing these. With AI, it took ten seconds. [PAUSE 1s] This is what you are selling.
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| 2:30–4:00 |
BROWSER — NEW TAB
Switch to Canva tab — canva.com
Show the home screen with template categories. Move cursor to the search bar. Type "social media post" slowly. Let results load. Hover over a clean, minimal template. Do NOT click into it — just hover to preview.
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Tool number two: [EMPHASIZE] Canva. This is your design tool. You are going to use Canva to turn the text that ChatGPT writes into visually designed social media graphics. [PAUSE 1s] The free version of Canva gives you access to thousands of professional templates. You do not need to be a designer. You are going to pick a template, swap out the text — using the captions from ChatGPT — and your graphic is done. [PAUSE 1s] In Module 4, I will walk you through the entire delivery workflow step by step so you can see how fast this really is. For now, just sign up and get familiar with the interface.
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| 4:00–5:30 |
BROWSER — NEW TAB
Switch to Perplexity tab — perplexity.ai
Show the clean home screen with the search bar. Type the following query slowly: "What are the most common plumbing problems homeowners face in winter?" — let results load partially. Show the sources listed on the right side of the results.
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Tool number three: [EMPHASIZE] Perplexity AI. Think of this as a smarter version of Google that reads websites and summarizes the information for you — with sources. [PAUSE 1s] You will use Perplexity when a client wants educational or research-based content. For example, if your client is a plumber and they want a blog post about winterizing pipes, you ask Perplexity to research it, get the key facts, then feed those facts into ChatGPT to write the finished piece. [PAUSE 1s] Perplexity gives you the research. ChatGPT gives you the copy. Canva gives you the design. Together, these three tools handle ninety percent of what you will ever deliver to a client.
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| 5:30–7:30 |
BROWSER — NEW TAB
Switch to Gamma tab — gamma.app
Show the Gamma home screen. Click "New" → then click "Generate" (the AI-powered option, not blank). In the text field, type: "5 Signs Your Home Needs a Plumbing Inspection" — press Generate. Let the AI create a preview of 5–8 slides. Show the result — do NOT edit it. Just scroll through the generated slide deck slowly.
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Tool number four: [EMPHASIZE] Gamma dot app. This is one of the most impressive free tools available right now. [PAUSE 1s] Gamma uses AI to generate entire presentation decks and PDF documents from a single prompt. You type a title. It builds a complete, beautifully designed document in under sixty seconds. [PAUSE 1s] Watch this. I am going to type a title for a lead magnet — the kind of PDF guide that businesses give away on their website to collect email addresses — and let Gamma build it. [PAUSE 4s] There it is. A fully designed five-to-eight slide document — ready to be exported as a PDF and handed to a client. [PAUSE 1s] In Module 2, I will show you how to sell this as a standalone service at ninety-seven to one hundred and fifty dollars per document.
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| 7:30–9:30 |
BROWSER — NEW TAB
Switch to Notion tab — notion.so
Show the pre-built "Client Leads Database" Notion table. Cursor hovers over the table columns (Name, Business, City, Service, Status, Notes). Then switch to the "Client Delivery Hub" page and scroll through it. Move cursor over the sections to highlight them.
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Tool number five: [EMPHASIZE] Notion. This is your free business operating system. You are going to use Notion to manage your leads, track your clients, and organize deliverables. [PAUSE 1s] I have pre-built two templates for you that are included in this course. The first is a Client Leads Database — where you track every business you reach out to, what stage they are at, and what service you are pitching. The second is a Client Delivery Hub — where you organize each client's brief, content calendar, and delivered files. [PAUSE 1s] Both templates are included with this course as downloads in the resources section below. [PAUSE 1s] That is your full tool stack. Five tools. All free. And together, they power every service you will ever deliver. In the next module, we are going to go deep on each service — what to deliver, what to charge, and I will demo it live so you can see exactly what a finished deliverable looks like.
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MODULE 2
Your Service Menu — What to Sell and How to Deliver It
3 LESSONS · ~25 MINMODULE 2 · LESSON 1
AI Social Media Packages — Your $300/Month Retainer Service
ChatGPT Live Demo
Canva Live Demo
✅ Student Outcome: Student has seen a complete 10-caption social media package generated in ChatGPT, knows the exact pricing, and knows how to package and present it.
⚠ Pre-Recording Setup
- ChatGPT: New blank chat. Title it "Social Media Package Demo"
- Canva: Open a template — search "Instagram Post" → choose a clean, dark template (not white — too much glare on screen). Keep it in edit mode in a separate tab.
- Have the full prompt from below copied and ready to paste
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
|---|---|---|
| 0:00–0:45 |
SLIDE
Show lesson title slide: "Service 1: Social Media Content Packages"
Include on the slide: "$200 – $500/month · 2–3 hrs per client/month · Recurring Revenue"
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Service number one is social media content packages. This is the most popular starting point for AI freelancers and for good reason. Businesses are desperate for consistent content, and most of them are willing to pay two hundred to five hundred dollars a month for someone to just handle it. [PAUSE 1s] Here is what the service includes: thirty social media captions per month, a content calendar organizing those posts by week, and a simple image graphic for each post made in Canva. [PAUSE 1s] Let me show you how to produce this entire package — start to finish — using ChatGPT.
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| 0:45–4:00 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Switch to ChatGPT. Paste the prompt below into the chat. Press Enter. Let output generate fully. Scroll through it slowly afterward.
PASTE THIS EXACT PROMPT INTO CHATGPT:
You are a professional social media manager. Your client is "Bella's Bloom Florist," a local florist shop in Austin, Texas that specializes in wedding arrangements and everyday bouquets.
Create a social media content package for May — their busiest month due to Mother's Day. Include exactly 10 Instagram captions using this content mix:
- 3 educational posts (flower care tips, seasonal flower facts, how to pick the right bouquet)
- 3 promotional posts (Mother's Day deadline reminder, same-day delivery offer, new arrangement showcase)
- 2 behind-the-scenes posts (show the team, show the process of making an arrangement)
- 1 engagement post (ask followers a fun question)
- 1 customer appreciation post
Format each caption like this:
🌸 [Hook sentence — attention-grabbing, under 10 words]
[2-3 sentences of content]
[Clear call-to-action]
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[8-10 relevant hashtags]
Tone: Warm, joyful, local community feel. Speak directly to people buying flowers as gifts.
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Here is the prompt I use. Watch me type it. [PAUSE 2s] Notice a few things about how I wrote this prompt. First, I named the specific client — Bella's Bloom Florist — and gave context about their business and location. ChatGPT writes far better copy when it knows who it is writing for. [PAUSE 1s] Second, I gave it a specific content mix — three educational posts, three promotional posts, two behind-the-scenes posts. This is important. You want variety, not ten promotional posts in a row. That is what kills social media engagement. [PAUSE 1s] Third, I gave it a format to follow — with the hook sentence, the hashtags, the exact structure. The more specific your prompt, the less editing you have to do. [PAUSE 3s] Now look at that output. Ten polished, ready-to-use Instagram captions. [PAUSE 1s] A professional copywriter would charge one hundred to two hundred dollars just for this. You just got it in under thirty seconds for free.
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| 4:00–6:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT CONTINUED
In the SAME chat, type a follow-up prompt below the output.
TYPE THIS FOLLOW-UP IN THE SAME CHATGPT CHAT:
Now create a content calendar for May using these 10 captions. Assign each post to a specific date — post every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Show me the calendar in a simple table with columns: Date, Day, Caption Number, Post Type, and a brief note on suggested image (describe what to show in the photo or graphic).
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Now watch this. I am going to follow up with one more prompt in the same conversation. [PAUSE 2s] I asked ChatGPT to turn those ten captions into a full content calendar — with specific dates, days of the week, and image suggestions for each post. [PAUSE 3s] Look at what just appeared. A complete, structured content calendar that I can copy directly into a Google Sheet or Notion table and hand to my client. [PAUSE 1s] This is your deliverable. The client receives: a content calendar showing every post date, the caption for each post, and a note on what image or graphic to use. All they have to do is approve it and post it. Or — if they are paying the higher tier — you post it for them using a free scheduling tool.
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| 6:30–8:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CANVA
Switch to the Canva tab. Show the Instagram post template already open. Click on the text layer. Delete the existing placeholder text. Type (slowly): "Mother's Day flowers are almost here 🌹" Press Enter. Show the updated graphic.
VA Note: The point is not to design a perfect graphic — it is to show how fast it is. Even a 30-second Canva demo proves that the design step is simple. Pick a template that is already beautiful so minimal changes are needed.
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Now let me show you the design step — because this is where most people think it gets complicated. It does not. [PAUSE 1s] This is Canva. I already have an Instagram post template open. I am going to click on the text, delete the placeholder, and type the hook from caption number one. [PAUSE 3s] Done. The graphic now has the caption text, the brand colors are in the template, and I can change the image in the background in about ten more seconds by just clicking and uploading a photo. [PAUSE 1s] If a client gives you their brand colors and logo, you update the template once — and every post that follows takes about two to three minutes each. For thirty posts, that is ninety minutes of design work. Per month. For two hundred to five hundred dollars. [PAUSE 1s] That is your service. That is the math. In Module 4, I will run the full workflow in real time so you can watch it happen from start to finish.
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MODULE 2 · LESSON 2
AI Copywriting Services — Emails, Ads, and Website Copy
ChatGPT Live Demo
✅ Student Outcome: Student has seen three live copywriting prompts — a welcome email, a Facebook ad, and a website bio — and understands the pricing structure.
⚠ Pre-Recording Setup
- ChatGPT: New blank chat. Title: "Copywriting Service Demos"
- All three prompts below ready to paste (have them in a Notepad/TextEdit file open in another tab — NOT visible on screen, just easy to switch)
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–0:30 |
SLIDE
Show lesson title slide: "Service 2: AI Copywriting"
Slide text: "$100 – $300 per project · No retainer needed · Fast turnaround"
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Service number two is copywriting. Emails, Facebook ads, website bios, landing pages — businesses need words everywhere, and most business owners are not writers. [PAUSE 1s] The beauty of copywriting as a service is that it is project-based. No monthly commitment required. A client needs three emails written, they pay you, you deliver. Simple. And with AI, you can turn around a high-quality deliverable in under thirty minutes.
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| 0:30–3:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Paste the first prompt into ChatGPT. Press Enter. Let it generate. Scroll through the output slowly.
PROMPT 1 — WELCOME EMAIL SEQUENCE:
Write a 3-email welcome sequence for FitLife Gym, a boutique fitness studio in Nashville, Tennessee. This sequence goes to new members who just signed up online.
Email 1 (send immediately after sign-up):
Subject line: You're in. Here's what to expect at FitLife 💪
Goal: Welcome them, set expectations, make them feel excited and included
Email 2 (send 2 days later):
Subject line: Your first class is easier than you think
Goal: Reduce first-class anxiety, tell them what to bring, share 1 tip for beginners
Email 3 (send 5 days later):
Subject line: A special welcome gift from us to you
Goal: Offer 20% off their first month of a premium membership add-on
Requirements for all 3 emails:
- Under 200 words each
- Warm, encouraging tone — like a supportive friend, not a corporate brand
- No fitness jargon
- Clear single call-to-action per email
- Include the subject line before each email
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Here is a real example. A gym in Nashville wants a welcome email sequence for new members. This is a very common request — and something a small business will gladly pay one hundred to one hundred fifty dollars for. [PAUSE 1s] Watch the prompt. Notice that I am giving ChatGPT: the client's name, location, the goal of each individual email, the tone, the word count limit, and the format. This is called structured prompting. The more structured your prompt, the better the output. [PAUSE 4s] Three emails. Subject lines included. Ready to hand over. The gym owner can copy and paste these directly into their email platform. Your job is done.
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| 3:30–5:45 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Scroll down and paste the second prompt in the same chat.
PROMPT 2 — FACEBOOK AD COPY:
Write 3 versions of a Facebook ad for Premier Roofing Co., a residential roofing company in Dallas, Texas offering a free roof inspection.
Ad objective: Get homeowners to click and book a free 20-minute roof inspection.
For each version, write:
- Primary text (max 125 words)
- Headline (max 6 words)
- Description line (max 20 words)
Version 1: Pain-point angle — homeowner worried about leaks before storm season
Version 2: Urgency angle — limited inspection slots available this month
Version 3: Trust angle — 15 years in Dallas, 2,000+ roofs inspected
Keep the tone direct, local, and conversational. No roofing jargon. End every primary text with a clear CTA like "Click below to book your free inspection today."
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Second example: Facebook ad copy for a roofing company. The client wants to run ads to get homeowners to book a free inspection. [PAUSE 1s] I have asked for three versions — one pain-point focused, one urgency focused, one trust focused. This gives the client options to test. Experienced copywriters charge three hundred to five hundred dollars for three tested ad variants. You are going to deliver three in about forty seconds — and charge one hundred and fifty dollars. [PAUSE 4s] Three ads. Three angles. All locally specific. All with the right character limits for Facebook's ad platform. That is a professional deliverable.
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| 5:45–8:00 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Paste the third prompt in the same chat.
PROMPT 3 — PROFESSIONAL BIO:
Write a professional bio for Sarah Chen, a real estate agent at Keller Williams in Phoenix, Arizona.
Background:
- 8 years in real estate
- Specializes in first-time homebuyers and relocating families
- Born in Phoenix, grew up there, genuinely loves the city
- Known for her patient, no-pressure approach
- Sold over 200 homes
- Speaks conversational Mandarin
Write 3 versions:
1. Short bio (75 words) — for social media profile
2. Medium bio (150 words) — for her website About page
3. Third-person bio (200 words) — for speaking event introductions
Tone: Warm, professional, trustworthy. Not salesy. Make her sound like someone you would actually want to work with.
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Third example: a professional bio for a real estate agent. Bios are one of the most requested copywriting services because most professionals hate writing about themselves. [PAUSE 1s] I asked for three lengths — a short one for social, a medium one for the website, and a formal one for speaking events. This is a one-hundred-dollar deliverable that takes about five minutes to produce and ten minutes to review and tweak. [PAUSE 3s] You now have three services inside the copywriting category. Welcome email sequences — charge one hundred to one hundred fifty. Facebook ads — charge one fifty to two hundred. Professional bios and website copy — charge seventy-five to one hundred fifty. [PAUSE 1s] Two to three copywriting projects per week adds up to six hundred to twelve hundred dollars a month. Part-time. From your laptop. Using free AI tools.
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MODULE 2 · LESSON 3
AI Lead Magnets and Research Reports — Your $97–$200 Per-Project Service
Gamma.app Live Demo
Perplexity Live Demo
ChatGPT
✅ Student Outcome: Student has watched a complete lead magnet generated in Gamma in under 60 seconds, and has seen a research prompt workflow in Perplexity + ChatGPT.
⚠ Pre-Recording Setup
- Gamma.app: Logged in, showing home screen
- Perplexity.ai: Logged in, blank search page
- ChatGPT: New blank chat open
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–3:30 |
LIVE DEMO — GAMMA.APP
Show Gamma home. Click "New" → Click "Generate with AI." In the prompt field, type the following, then click Generate:
TYPE INTO GAMMA "GENERATE" FIELD:
Lead magnet PDF guide: "7 Signs Your HVAC System Needs to Be Replaced (Before It Dies in Summer)" — for Comfort Zone HVAC, a heating and cooling company in Atlanta, GA. Professional, helpful, non-technical language. Include a call-to-action at the end to schedule a free system inspection.
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Service number three is document creation — specifically lead magnets and research reports. [PAUSE 1s] A lead magnet is a free PDF guide that a business puts on their website in exchange for a visitor's email address. For example: "Download our free guide: Seven Signs Your HVAC System Needs Replacing." The visitor enters their email, they get the PDF, the business gets a warm lead. [PAUSE 1s] Businesses pay ninety-seven to two hundred dollars for a single, well-designed lead magnet PDF. And with Gamma, you can create one in under sixty seconds. Watch this. [PAUSE 2s] I typed a single prompt describing the lead magnet — the topic, the client's business name, the audience — and clicked Generate. [PAUSE 5s] Gamma is building it right now. [PAUSE 8s] There it is. A fully designed, multi-page PDF document — with a cover slide, seven content sections, and a closing call-to-action — built in about thirty seconds. [PAUSE 1s] The client reviews it, you make minor edits if needed, export as a PDF, and deliver. Total time: fifteen to twenty minutes including revisions. Revenue: ninety-seven to one hundred fifty dollars.
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| 3:30–6:30 |
LIVE DEMO — PERPLEXITY + CHATGPT
Switch to Perplexity. Type in the search bar:
SEARCH IN PERPLEXITY:
What are the most important trends in residential solar panel adoption in 2025 and 2026? Include statistics, consumer concerns, and what factors are driving or slowing adoption.
PASTE INTO CHATGPT (after Perplexity research):
Based on the following research about solar panel trends, write a 2-page industry summary report for SunBright Solar, a residential solar installation company in San Diego, CA. The report is for their sales team — to help reps understand what homeowners are thinking and concerned about right now.
[PASTE THE PERPLEXITY OUTPUT HERE]
Format:
- Title: "2026 Homeowner Solar Mindset Report — For Internal Sales Use"
- Executive Summary (100 words)
- Top 3 trends with 1-paragraph explanation each
- Top 3 homeowner objections + how to address each
- Closing recommendation for sales approach
- Professional business writing tone
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The second type of document service is research reports. Consultants, coaches, and business development teams often need summarized, formatted research on an industry topic — and they will pay for someone to compile and write it. [PAUSE 1s] Here is the two-step workflow. Step one: I use Perplexity to research the topic. Perplexity pulls from live web sources and summarizes the key findings. [PAUSE 3s] Step two: I take that research and paste it into ChatGPT with a prompt that tells it to turn that raw information into a formatted business report — structured exactly how the client needs it. [PAUSE 3s] The result is a professional, formatted two-page research summary — ready to share with their internal team. [PAUSE 1s] A market research firm would charge three hundred to five hundred dollars for something like this. You charge ninety-seven. You deliver in forty-five minutes. And the client feels like they just got a deal, because they did.
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| 6:30–8:00 |
SLIDE
Switch to a summary slide: "Your Service Menu at a Glance"
Pre-create a clean Canva slide with a simple 3-row pricing table:
— Social Media Package · $200–$500/month · Recurring · 2-3 hrs/client — Copywriting (per project) · $100–$300/project · One-time · 30-60 min — Lead Magnets / Reports · $97–$200/project · One-time · 30-45 min Bottom of slide: "Pick ONE to start. Master it. Then add a second." |
Here is your complete service menu. Three options. Three price points. All delivered using the same free tools. [PAUSE 1s] Here is the strategy I recommend. Pick the one that excites you most — the one where you can visualize yourself delivering it with confidence. Start there. Land your first two to three clients in that category. Get comfortable with the workflow. Then — and only then — add a second service. [PAUSE 1s] The fastest path to one thousand dollars a month is not offering everything. It is being excellent at one thing and getting five clients to pay you two hundred dollars a month for it. [PAUSE 1s] In Module 3, we are going to find those five clients. I am going to show you exactly where to look, what to say, and how to turn a cold contact into a paying client in under seventy-two hours.
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MODULE 3
Land Your First Client in 72 Hours
3 LESSONS · ~25 MINMODULE 3 · LESSON 1
Finding 50 Warm Leads in 20 Minutes — The Free Method
Google Maps Demo
Instagram Desktop Demo
Notion Database Demo
✅ Student Outcome: Student knows 3 methods to find local business leads for free and has a Notion leads database set up and ready to fill.
⚠ Pre-Recording Setup
- Google Maps: Pre-load search "plumbers near Denver CO" — results panel showing on the left
- Instagram: Logged into demo account. Search "pizza restaurant austin" pre-typed
- Notion: Client Leads Database table open — showing the 7 columns but with ZERO rows (empty, ready to fill)
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–0:30 |
SLIDE
Lesson title slide: "Finding Your First 50 Leads"
Subtitle: "3 free methods · 20 minutes · No cold calling required"
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You do not need a big audience. You do not need to run ads. And you do not need to cold call anyone. In this lesson, I am going to show you three completely free methods to find fifty warm local business leads — businesses that are very likely to need exactly what you are offering — in about twenty minutes.
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| 0:30–3:30 |
LIVE DEMO — GOOGLE MAPS
Show Google Maps with "plumbers near Denver CO" results. Scroll through the results list slowly. Click on one result (e.g., "ABC Plumbing"). Show their profile — specifically look at: their website link (note if it exists), their reviews count, and their photos count. Then click back and click on another business. Point the cursor at their photo count (low = opportunity).
VA Note: Look for businesses with fewer than 5 photos and under 50 Google reviews — these are the ones that clearly need marketing help. Hover cursor on these details to highlight them.
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Method one: [EMPHASIZE] Google Maps. This is the most underused lead source in the world. [PAUSE 1s] Go to Google Maps. Type any service business category — plumbers, electricians, landscapers, dentists, gyms — plus the name of your city. You will see dozens of local businesses in the results. [PAUSE 1s] Now here is what you are looking for. Click on a result and look at three things. One: How many Google reviews do they have? Under fifty reviews usually means they are not doing any marketing. Two: How many photos do they have? Under ten photos means no one is managing their visual presence. Three: Do they have a website? If not, they are definitely behind. [PAUSE 1s] These three signals tell you which businesses are underserving their online presence — and are most likely to say yes to help. [PAUSE 1s] You can find twenty to thirty qualified leads in about eight minutes on Google Maps alone. Write down their business name, phone number, and the service they need most.
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| 3:30–5:30 |
LIVE DEMO — INSTAGRAM
Switch to Instagram (desktop, demo account logged in). Show the search results for "pizza restaurant austin." Click on a business account. Show their grid — look for: inconsistent posting, low engagement on recent posts, messy captions with no hashtags. Point cursor over the last post date (to show how long ago they posted).
VA Note: Find an account that clearly has not posted in 2–4 weeks, has under 500 followers despite being a real business, and has captions that are just short text with no structure. This is the "ideal prospect" to highlight.
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Method two: [EMPHASIZE] Instagram. Local business Instagram accounts are a goldmine for finding prospects — and for qualifying them in seconds. [PAUSE 1s] Search for any local business type in your city. Click on a few accounts. Here is what you are looking for: inconsistent posting — like their last post was three weeks ago. Low follower count for a real business. Captions that are short, unstructured, and have maybe two hashtags. No engagement — under twenty likes on a post for a business that has been open for years. [PAUSE 1s] These are businesses that need you. They have a social media account because they know they should — but they are not doing it effectively because they do not have the time or skill. You are the solution.
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| 5:30–8:00 |
LIVE DEMO — NOTION
Switch to the empty Notion leads database. Click "New" to add a new row. Fill in a sample entry: Business Name: "Mile High Plumbing Co." | City: Denver, CO | Service Needed: Social Media Package | Status: Not Contacted | Contact: [email protected] | Notes: "Low Instagram engagement, 12 reviews on Google, posts 1x/month." Add 2 more sample rows quickly to show the system filling up.
VA Note: Type all entries slowly so viewers can read. Show that the Status column has a dropdown — click it to show options: Not Contacted, Messaged, Call Scheduled, Proposal Sent, Client.
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Method three: [EMPHASIZE] People you already know. Do not underestimate your existing network. Think about every local business you interact with in your life — the coffee shop you go to, your dentist, your gym, the restaurant where you celebrate birthdays. These are warm leads. They already know who you are. [PAUSE 1s] Now, here is how to organize all of your leads. This is the Client Leads Database I mentioned earlier — included in your downloads. Every lead you find goes in here. Business name, city, what service they need, their contact info, and your notes on why they are a good fit. [PAUSE 1s] The Status column is the one that matters most. You are moving every lead from Not Contacted — to Messaged — to Call Scheduled — to Client. That is the pipeline. In the next lesson, I am going to give you the exact message to send to start that journey.
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MODULE 3 · LESSON 2
The AI Cold DM Playbook — Scripts That Get 30%+ Reply Rates
ChatGPT Live Demo
✅ Student Outcome: Student has a ready-to-send DM script and knows the 3-step objection handling process using ChatGPT.
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–0:45 |
SLIDE
Title slide: "The AI Cold DM Playbook"
Subtitle: "The 3-part message structure that gets real responses from local business owners"
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Reaching out to a local business as a complete stranger can feel uncomfortable. But here is the thing: you are not going to be selling. You are going to be observing, being genuine, and making a clear, low-pressure offer. [PAUSE 1s] The DM script I am about to show you has three parts. An honest observation. A specific connection to their business. And a soft, no-pressure next step. Let me show you how to generate it using ChatGPT.
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| 0:45–4:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Open new ChatGPT chat. Paste the prompt below.
PASTE INTO CHATGPT:
Write 3 different versions of a cold Instagram DM to send to a local pizza restaurant in Austin, Texas. I am offering to help them with their social media — specifically writing captions and designing graphics for their Instagram posts.
What I noticed about their account: They post about once a month, their captions are very short (just 1-2 sentences), they have no hashtags, and their last post was 3 weeks ago.
Requirements for each DM version:
- Under 80 words total (short enough to read on a phone screen)
- Start with a genuine, specific observation about their business — NOT a generic compliment
- Mention one specific problem you noticed (without being rude about it)
- Make one clear, low-pressure offer — either a free sample or a quick call
- Sound like a real person, not a marketing email
- Do NOT use the word "synergy," "leverage," or any business buzzwords
- End with an easy yes/no question
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Here is the DM prompt. I want you to notice something. I am not asking ChatGPT to write a generic pitch. I am giving it specific details about the business I observed — the posting frequency, the caption quality, the last post date — and asking it to write something that feels personal and genuine. [PAUSE 2s] Here are the three versions. [PAUSE 5s] Each one is different. One leads with the posting gap. One leads with a specific offer of a free sample post. One asks a question to start a conversation. [PAUSE 1s] When you actually send the DM, you pick the one that feels most natural to you and personalize it with one more specific detail — maybe the name of a dish you saw on their menu, or a photo from their recent post. That specificity is what separates your message from every other freelancer sliding into their DMs.
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| 4:30–6:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT CONTINUED
In same chat, paste this follow-up prompt:
FOLLOW-UP PROMPT — OBJECTION HANDLING:
The restaurant owner replied to my DM with: "We've tried working with freelancers before and it didn't work out. How is this different?"
Write 3 different responses I could send. Each response should:
- Acknowledge their past experience without dismissing it
- Explain specifically what makes my AI-powered approach different (faster turnaround, lower cost, I handle everything including design)
- Offer a risk-free trial — one week of free content — so they can judge the quality themselves before paying anything
- Stay under 100 words
- End with a clear next step
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Now here is something that will save you a huge amount of stress. When a prospect replies with an objection — and they will — you do not need to know what to say. You just ask ChatGPT. [PAUSE 1s] In this example, the restaurant owner says they have had bad experiences with freelancers before. Here is how I handle that — I paste their exact reply into ChatGPT and ask it to write my response. [PAUSE 3s] Three responses — each one honest, specific, and offering a risk-free trial. The risk-free trial is your most powerful tool. Instead of asking them to trust you upfront, you say: let me prove it first. Give me one week. If you love it, we talk about pricing. If not, you walk away with a week of free content. [PAUSE 1s] Nobody says no to free content. And once they see your quality, they buy.
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| 6:30–8:00 |
SLIDE
Show a slide: "The DM Formula — 3 Parts"
Slide content:
1. Specific Observation — "I noticed [specific thing] about [their account/business]" 2. One-line Offer — "I help businesses like yours with [X] using AI — faster and more affordable than an agency" 3. Easy Next Step — "Would it be worth a quick 10-minute call this week?" OR "Want me to write you one free sample post?" |
Here is the formula summarized. Three parts. One: A specific observation — something you genuinely noticed about their business or social media. Two: A one-line description of what you do. Three: An easy next step — either a ten-minute call or an offer to write one free sample post. [PAUSE 1s] Your goal with the DM is not to close the sale. Your goal is to get a reply. The sale happens after the conversation. Keep the DM short, keep it genuine, and keep the next step friction-free. [PAUSE 1s] In the next lesson, I am going to show you how to look professional before you have a single paying client — because the moment they reply, they are going to look you up.
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MODULE 3 · LESSON 3
The 30-Minute Portfolio — Look Professional Before You Have Clients
Canva Live Demo
ChatGPT Live Demo
✅ Student Outcome: Student has a live portfolio page built in Canva with 3 spec (sample) work pieces and knows how to share it via a link.
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–1:00 |
SLIDE
Title slide: "Your 30-Minute Portfolio"
Subtitle: "You don't need clients to have samples. You need samples to get clients."
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Here is the catch-22 that stops most new freelancers: they feel like they need clients to build a portfolio, but they need a portfolio to get clients. [PAUSE 1s] The solution is simple: you create spec work. Samples you made for imaginary businesses — or for businesses that exist in your city, even though they have not hired you yet. [PAUSE 1s] These samples are real, professional-quality deliverables. They demonstrate your skill level. And prospects cannot tell the difference between a sample and real client work — because the quality is the same.
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| 1:00–4:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT + CANVA
Step 1 — ChatGPT: Show the Module 2 Lesson 1 prompt output (or generate a new short version — 3 captions for a local bakery). Copy the first caption. Step 2 — Switch to Canva. Open an Instagram post template. Paste the copied caption text into the design. Adjust font if needed. Show the finished graphic. Download it (click Download → PNG).
VA Note: The goal is to show a FINISHED, beautiful-looking Instagram graphic. Pick a template that is already visually strong — food/café style templates work perfectly for a bakery. The caption swap should take under 60 seconds on screen.
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Here is how to build your portfolio in thirty minutes. You are going to create three spec pieces — one for each service you plan to offer. [PAUSE 1s] For the social media sample: pick a local business in your city — a coffee shop, a restaurant, a fitness studio. Go to ChatGPT, run the caption prompt from Module 2 using their business name. Then take one of those captions, paste it into a Canva template, and design a finished Instagram graphic. [PAUSE 1s] That is your social media sample. It looks exactly like something a paying client would receive — because it is made using the exact same process. Download it as a PNG. [PAUSE 1s] Do this for three different businesses in three different industries — a restaurant, a service business like a gym or salon, and a professional like a realtor or consultant. That gives you three samples that show range.
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| 4:30–7:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CANVA PORTFOLIO PAGE
In Canva, search for "Portfolio" templates. Pick a clean, minimal A4 or presentation-style template. Show the structure: header area, about section, work samples section. Add the 3 downloaded sample graphics into the "Work Samples" area. Replace the placeholder text with: "AI Content Services — Sample Work" and a one-line description. Then click Share → Get Link → Copy Link. Show the link in the address bar.
VA Note: The portfolio page does NOT need to be complex. The goal is showing it exists and is shareable via a link. A one-page Canva presentation with 3 samples and a contact email is all that is needed.
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Now, instead of building a website — which takes days and costs money — you are going to use Canva to create a one-page portfolio. [PAUSE 1s] Search for "Portfolio" in Canva templates. Pick a clean, minimal one. Add your three sample pieces. Add a simple header: your name, what you do, and your email address. That is your portfolio. [PAUSE 1s] Here is the important part. In Canva, click Share — then Get Link — and copy that link. Your portfolio is now live on the internet at that URL. Anyone with the link can view it in their browser, on their phone, immediately. No website needed. No domain needed. No money needed. [PAUSE 1s] When a prospect asks "Do you have any examples of your work?" — you send that link. And they open a professional-looking portfolio page with three real samples. That is all they need to see to feel confident. [PAUSE 1s] You are ready. You have leads. You have scripts. You have a portfolio. In Module 4, I am going to show you how to deliver the service and get paid.
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MODULE 4
Deliver and Get Paid — The Zero-Overhead Workflow
2 LESSONS · ~20 MINMODULE 4 · LESSON 1
The 90-Minute Full Delivery Workflow — Live Demo, Start to Finish
ChatGPT
Canva
Notion
✅ Student Outcome: Student has watched a complete client deliverable built from brief to packaged output — captions, content calendar, and 3 designed graphics — in real time.
⚠ Pre-Recording Setup
- Notion: Open the "Client Delivery Hub" page. Pre-fill a "Client Brief" section for a fake client: "Green Leaf Lawn Care | Denver, CO | Service: Social Media Package | Month: June | Tone: Friendly, local, outdoorsy | Goal: Promote summer lawn care services"
- ChatGPT: Blank new chat ready
- Canva: Have a nature/outdoor themed Instagram template pre-loaded in a tab. Leave it in design mode.
- Google Drive: Create a folder called "Green Leaf Lawn Care — June 2026 Deliverables" — empty, ready to receive exported files
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–1:00 |
NOTION — CLIENT BRIEF
Show the pre-filled Client Brief in Notion. Cursor scrolls over the brief details slowly.
The brief should show: Client name, city, service type, month, tone, goal, any notes on brand.
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This is the workflow you will repeat every month for every client. I am going to run through it live — from client brief to packaged delivery — so you can see exactly how it works and how fast it goes. [PAUSE 1s] Our client today is Green Leaf Lawn Care — a lawn and garden service company in Denver, Colorado. They have signed up for a monthly social media package. Here is their client brief in our Notion dashboard. Basic information: their business, their tone, their goal for June. [PAUSE 1s] This brief is what I send every new client before I start work. It takes them five minutes to fill out. And it gives me everything I need to create content that actually sounds like them.
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| 1:00–5:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Switch to ChatGPT. Paste the prompt below. Press Enter. Let it generate fully — this will be a long output. Scroll through it completely at a calm pace after it finishes.
PASTE INTO CHATGPT — FULL PACKAGE PROMPT:
You are a professional social media manager. Create a complete June social media content package for "Green Leaf Lawn Care," a local lawn and landscaping company based in Denver, Colorado.
Their services include: weekly lawn mowing, seasonal cleanup, fertilization, garden design, and irrigation setup.
Target audience: Denver homeowners with medium-to-large yards, ages 30–55. They care about their home's curb appeal.
Content to create:
1. 12 Instagram captions (post Monday, Wednesday, Friday — 4 weeks)
Content mix:
- 3 seasonal tips (summer lawn care in Denver's heat/altitude)
- 3 before/after posts (describe what the before and after looks like, and write the caption)
- 2 promotional posts (June special: free estimate this month)
- 2 educational posts ("Did you know?" facts about lawn health)
- 1 team appreciation post
- 1 call-to-action post (book before July 4th weekend)
2. After the captions, create a content calendar table with columns: Date | Day | Caption # | Post Type | Image Suggestion
Caption format:
🌿 [Hook — under 10 words, curiosity or benefit-driven]
[2-3 sentences of content]
[Clear call-to-action]
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[6-8 hashtags — mix of local Denver hashtags and lawn/garden hashtags]
Tone: Friendly, helpful, down-to-earth. Proud to be a local Denver business. Never pushy.
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Now I take that client brief and turn it into a detailed ChatGPT prompt. The more specific the prompt, the less editing I have to do — and the faster the delivery. [PAUSE 2s] I am asking for twelve captions — four weeks of content posting three times a week — plus a full content calendar table. All in one prompt. [PAUSE 4s] Okay, watch what comes out. [PAUSE 6s] There it is. Twelve fully written, ready-to-use Instagram captions — each with a hook, the body copy, a call-to-action, and local Denver hashtags. And at the bottom, a content calendar table with every post date, day of the week, and what image to use. [PAUSE 1s] In a real agency, building this content calendar alone takes one to two hours of a content strategist's time. We just did it in about forty-five seconds.
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| 5:30–9:00 |
LIVE DEMO — CANVA
Switch to the pre-loaded Canva Instagram template. Copy Caption #1 from ChatGPT — just the hook line: "Is Denver's heat quietly killing your lawn? 🌿". Paste it into the Canva template's headline text field. Replace placeholder image with a green lawn photo (use Canva's free stock photos — search "green lawn summer"). Click through to show the finished graphic. Then: Duplicate the page (right-click → Duplicate Page). Change the hook to Caption #3's hook. Show the second graphic done. Duplicate again, do Caption #5's hook. Now show 3 slides in the Canva panel on the left side. Click Download → PDF or PNG → All Pages → Download.
VA Note: Do not spend more than 90 seconds per graphic. Speed is the point here. The Canva template is already beautiful — you are just swapping text and one image.
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Now the design step. I take the hook from each caption and put it on a Canva graphic. Watch how fast this goes. [PAUSE 1s] I open the Canva template — already set up with green and earth-tone colors that match a lawn company — and paste in the first caption hook. Change the background photo. Done. One graphic. Thirty seconds. [PAUSE 2s] I duplicate the slide, paste in the next caption. Swap the photo. Done. Another thirty seconds. [PAUSE 2s] And again. [PAUSE 2s] Three graphics done in under two minutes. In a real client month, I would create graphics for all twelve posts — that is approximately twenty to thirty minutes of design work total. [PAUSE 1s] Now I download the entire set as a PDF or PNG pack and move on to delivery.
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| 9:00–12:00 |
LIVE DEMO — GOOGLE DRIVE + NOTION
Open Google Drive. Navigate to the "Green Leaf Lawn Care — June 2026 Deliverables" folder. Drag the downloaded Canva file into the folder. Open a new Google Doc in the same folder. Title it "Green Leaf Lawn Care — June Content Calendar." Paste the content calendar table from ChatGPT into the doc. Format it slightly (bold the headers). Share the folder link (Get Link → Anyone with link → Viewer). Copy the link. Switch to Notion → Client Delivery Hub → paste the Google Drive link under "Delivered Files."
VA Note: This sequence shows the professionalism of the delivery system. The client receives ONE shared Google Drive folder link with everything inside.
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Here is how I deliver to the client. I have a dedicated Google Drive folder for each client and each month. Inside it goes: the content calendar as a Google Doc — which the client can view and comment on — and the graphic files from Canva. [PAUSE 1s] I paste the ChatGPT content calendar into the Google Doc, format the table so it looks clean, and save. [PAUSE 1s] Then I share the folder link with the client — set to "Anyone with link can view." I send them one clean link. They open it, they see a Google Drive folder with their content calendar and all their graphics, neatly organized. [PAUSE 1s] That is a professional deliverable. The client feels taken care of. And the total time from opening ChatGPT to sharing that link? For twelve posts, including graphics: roughly ninety minutes. At three hundred dollars a month. That is two hundred dollars an hour. [PAUSE 1s] Then I log the delivery in Notion — link to the Drive folder, mark their status as Active Client — and move on. Clean, organized, professional.
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MODULE 4 · LESSON 2
Getting Paid — Stripe Setup and the Referral Ask
Stripe Live Demo
ChatGPT
✅ Student Outcome: Student has watched a Stripe invoice created and sent, and has the exact referral ask script to deploy after delivery.
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–4:00 |
LIVE DEMO — STRIPE
Open Stripe dashboard. Navigate to Invoicing. Click "Create Invoice." Fill in: Customer name: "Green Leaf Lawn Care." Amount: $300. Description: "Social Media Content Package — June 2026 (12 captions, content calendar, graphics)." Due date: 7 days. Click "Finalize" to show what the finished invoice looks like. Then show the Send button (but do NOT click it — just hover over it).
VA Note: Use the pre-prepared draft invoice from Section B setup. If it is not set up, fill in these details live — but have the details ready to type quickly. Do NOT actually send an invoice — just show the Preview.
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Getting paid is simple. This is Stripe — a free payment platform used by millions of businesses. You create a Stripe account in about five minutes, connect your bank account, and you can send professional invoices and collect credit card payments immediately. [PAUSE 1s] I click Create Invoice, fill in the client name, the amount, and a description of what they are paying for. I set the due date to seven days — standard for freelance work — and click Finalize. [PAUSE 2s] Stripe generates a professional invoice with a payment link. The client clicks the link, enters their credit card or bank details, and the money hits your Stripe account instantly. It transfers to your bank account in one to two business days. [PAUSE 1s] Stripe charges two point nine percent plus thirty cents per transaction — there is no monthly fee, no setup fee. On a three-hundred-dollar invoice, you pay about nine dollars. That is it. [PAUSE 1s] I send the invoice the same day I deliver the content — or if I am collecting monthly retainers, I set up automatic recurring invoices so it bills the client automatically every month without me doing anything.
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| 4:00–7:00 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Switch to a new ChatGPT chat. Paste the prompt below. Let it generate. Read the output slowly.
PASTE INTO CHATGPT — REFERRAL ASK EMAIL:
Write a short, genuine email I can send to a happy client — a lawn care company I have been doing social media for — asking them if they know any other local business owners who might benefit from the same service.
Requirements:
- Under 100 words
- Sound genuinely appreciative of the relationship, not transactional
- Mention what results or convenience they have experienced (not too specific — keep it flexible)
- Make the ask feel natural and low-pressure — like asking for a favor from a friend
- End with a specific ask: "If you know of anyone, even a quick intro over text would mean a lot"
- No formal business language. Write it like a person, not a corporation.
Subject line included.
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Now here is the step that most new freelancers skip — and it is the one that multiplies your income fastest. [PAUSE 1s] After delivering great work and receiving payment, you send a referral ask. Not a form. Not a survey. A genuine, short, human email asking your happy client if they know anyone else who could use your service. [PAUSE 1s] This is the highest-converting outreach you will ever do. A referral from a satisfied client closes at thirty to fifty percent. A cold DM to a stranger closes at five to ten percent. The math is obvious. [PAUSE 2s] Here is the email ChatGPT just wrote. [PAUSE 3s] Short. Genuine. Specific ask. No pressure. Send this within forty-eight hours of delivering your work and receiving payment — when the relationship is at its warmest. One referral from a happy client could add two to four hundred dollars a month to your income. And it costs you nothing but thirty seconds to send this email.
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MODULE 5
Scale to $1,000 Per Month — Your 30-Day Sprint Plan
2 LESSONS · ~15 MINMODULE 5 · LESSON 1
The 5-Client Model — How $1,000/Month Actually Happens
Slides / Math Demo
ChatGPT (pricing email)
✅ Student Outcome: Student understands the exact math to $1K/month, knows when and how to raise prices, and has the price increase email script.
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–3:30 |
SLIDE — MATH BREAKDOWN
Show a slide with a simple math table (pre-built in Canva):
Slide design — clean table layout:
| Clients | Price/Client | Monthly Revenue | | 3 | $200 | $600 | | 5 | $200 | $1,000 | | 5 | $300 | $1,500 | | 8 | $300 | $2,400 | Below the table: "Hours per client: 2–3/month. Total hours at 5 clients: 10–15 hrs/month." |
Let us talk about the real math. And I want you to feel how achievable this is — not because I am trying to hype you up, but because the numbers are genuinely straightforward. [PAUSE 1s] At two hundred dollars per client, you need five clients to hit one thousand dollars per month. Five. Not fifty, not five hundred. Five local businesses in your city, each paying two hundred dollars a month for you to manage their social media. [PAUSE 1s] The time commitment: two to three hours per client per month — once your workflow is dialed in. That is ten to fifteen hours of work per month total for one thousand dollars. [PAUSE 1s] Now look what happens when you raise your price to three hundred dollars per client — which is completely reasonable after you have two to three satisfied clients as proof of your work. Five clients at three hundred dollars equals one thousand five hundred dollars a month. Eight clients equals twenty-four hundred. [PAUSE 1s] This is a real income you can build in ninety days starting from zero. The math works. The tools exist. The market is there. The only variable is you following the steps.
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| 3:30–6:30 |
LIVE DEMO — CHATGPT
Open new ChatGPT chat. Paste the prompt below. Generate and read output slowly.
PASTE INTO CHATGPT — PRICE INCREASE EMAIL:
Write a short, professional email I can send to an existing social media client letting them know I am raising my monthly rate from $200 to $300 starting next month.
Context: I have been working with them for 2 months. They have been happy with the work. I want to keep them as a client and I want this email to feel like a genuine conversation, not a corporate policy announcement.
Requirements:
- Under 120 words
- Acknowledge the positive relationship
- Give a brief, honest reason for the increase (growing demand, expanded service quality)
- Give them at least 30 days notice
- Make it easy for them to say yes by reaffirming the value they have already received
- End with a clear confirmation ask: "Let me know if you would like to continue — I would love to keep working together"
- Include a subject line
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The moment most people dread is raising their prices. But it is an essential step — and most clients will accept a modest increase if you handle it right. [PAUSE 1s] Here is the rule I follow: after two months of delivering quality work on time, raise your price once. Go from two hundred to three hundred. That is a fifty percent increase that most satisfied clients will accept — especially when the email is warm and gives them thirty days notice. [PAUSE 2s] Here is the exact email ChatGPT wrote. [PAUSE 3s] Short. Respectful. Clear about the change and the timeline. Ends with an easy yes. Send this email and most clients will reply with "Sounds good" within twenty-four hours. The ones who say no — that is fine. You replace them with a new client at the higher rate and you have actually leveled up your business.
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MODULE 5 · LESSON 2
Your 30-Day Sprint Plan — The Daily Checklist That Gets You to Client #1
Slide Walkthrough
Notion Download Demo
✅ Student Outcome: Student has the 30-day checklist open in their Notion account and knows their Week 1 daily action items.
| TIME | 🖥 SCREEN ACTION | 🎙 VOICEOVER SCRIPT |
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| 0:00–4:30 |
SLIDE — 30-DAY PLAN
Show a pre-built Canva slide with the 4-week breakdown:
Pre-create a clean table slide in Canva:
Week 1: Foundation — Day 1: Set up all 5 tools (Module 1 Lesson 2) — Day 2: Choose service, write 3 business names — Day 3: Create 3 spec portfolio samples — Day 4: Set up Notion leads database, find 20 leads — Day 5: Send first 5 DMs — Days 6–7: Follow up, find 20 more leads Week 2: Outreach — Days 8–14: Send 5–10 DMs per day. Follow up on all replies. Schedule 2–3 calls. Week 3: Convert — Days 15–21: Run first free trial deliverable. Collect feedback. Convert to paid. Week 4: Deliver — Days 22–30: Deliver first paid month. Send referral ask. Prospect for Client #2. |
Here is your 30-day plan. I want you to look at this and feel how concrete and achievable it is — because it is. This is not theory. This is exactly what someone starting from zero today needs to do, day by day, to have a paying client by the end of thirty days. [PAUSE 1s] Week one is all about foundation. You set up your tools, pick your service, create three portfolio samples, build your leads database, and send your first five DMs. That is it. Five actions across the first five days. [PAUSE 1s] Week two is outreach. You send five to ten DMs per day. You follow up with everyone who replied. You book two to three calls. Not sales calls — just conversations. You are trying to understand their business and offer to show them what you can do. [PAUSE 1s] Week three is the free trial delivery. You deliver one free week of content for your best prospect. This is not charity — this is your audition. Make it exceptional. [PAUSE 1s] Week four: you convert that free trial into a paid client, deliver their first paid month, send the referral ask, and start finding client number two. [PAUSE 1s] Thirty days. One client. At two hundred to three hundred dollars a month. That is the start of your AI freelance business.
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| 4:30–7:00 |
NOTION — CHECKLIST DEMO
Open Notion. Show that a duplicate of the 30-Day Sprint Plan exists as a downloadable Notion template (the link is included in the course resources). Open the template. Show that each week is a collapsible section with checkboxes for each daily task. Check off Day 1 tasks to show students how to use it.
VA Note: Pre-build this Notion template before recording. It should be a simple page with 4 sections (Week 1–4), each section having daily checkboxes. Make it a shareable Notion template via "Duplicate to your Notion" link. Include this link in the course resource downloads section in GHL.
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The 30-Day Sprint Plan is included as a downloadable Notion template in the resources section below this lesson. Click the link, duplicate it to your Notion account, and it becomes your personal tracker. [PAUSE 1s] Every day, you open it. You check off what you did. You see what is next. That is how you stop overthinking and start moving. [PAUSE 2s] I want to say something before you close this course. [PAUSE 1s] Every tool in this course is free. Every service you can offer starts with a single prompt. Every client you will ever land starts with one honest message. The only thing separating you from someone who is already doing this — and making real money from it — is that they started. [PAUSE 1s] Start today. Set up your tools today. Write three business names today. Send your first DM this week. [PAUSE 1s] That is all it takes. And I will see you on the other side.
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SECTION C
Course Downloads & Resource List — VA Must Create These
REQUIRED BEFORE LAUNCHThe following downloadable resources are mentioned in the course. They must be created and uploaded to GHL course as attached resources before the course goes live.
| Resource Name | Format | Mentioned In | What to Create |
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| Client Leads Database | Notion template (shareable link) | Lesson 3.1, 4.2 | Notion table with columns: Business Name | City | Service Needed | Status (dropdown: Not Contacted/Messaged/Call Scheduled/Proposal Sent/Client) | Contact Email | Contact Phone | Notes | Date Added |
| Client Delivery Hub | Notion template (shareable link) | Lesson 4.1 | Notion page with sections: Client Brief Form | Content Calendar (table) | Delivered Files (with Google Drive link field) | Client Status | Invoice Sent (Y/N) | Notes |
| 30-Day Sprint Plan Tracker | Notion template (shareable link) | Lesson 5.2 | Notion page with 4 collapsible sections (Week 1–4). Each section has checkbox todo items matching the daily plan from Lesson 5.2 slide. |
| The Prompt Swipe File | Google Doc or Notion page | All of Module 2 | A doc containing all 8 full ChatGPT prompts from Module 2 + 3 lessons — copy-paste ready. Label each prompt clearly with the service type and use case. |
| DM Script Templates | Google Doc | Lesson 3.2 | A Google Doc with: 3 DM scripts for social media service | 3 objection handling replies | 1 free trial offer template | 1 follow-up message (for non-responders after 5 days) |
| Stripe Invoice Setup Guide | PDF (create in Canva or Gamma) | Lesson 4.2 | A simple 1-page PDF showing: Step-by-step Stripe account setup with screenshots | How to create a recurring invoice | Recommended pricing tiers | Sample invoice image |
| Service Pricing Card | Canva PNG (shareable) | Module 2 summary | A professional-looking Canva graphic (portfolio style) showing: the 3 services, price ranges, what is included in each, and a "Book a Call" CTA. Can be used in the portfolio. |
HOW TO UPLOAD RESOURCES IN GHL: In GHL Memberships → open the course → click on a Lesson → scroll to "Resources" section → click "Add Resource" → upload file or paste a link. Students will see the download button below the video player for that lesson. Attach each resource to the specific lesson where it is mentioned in the voiceover script.