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God of Prompt

@godofprompt

Aug 1 • 17 tweets • 3 min read • Read on X

If I woke up tomorrow with $0 in my bank account…

I’d still know exactly what to do.

Because I went from $0 to $40K/month selling digital AI products.

Here’s the exact system I’d follow again (step-by-step): 🧵

1/ In 2022, I had no budget.

But when ChatGPT launched, I couldn’t ignore it.

People sold pizza/spaghetti image prompts for $5.

So I joined in – and failed.

No one cared.

2/ I didn’t know how to prompt.

Didn’t know how to market.

Just wasted time making food prompts, 3D icons, and fake ads.

But I refused to give up.

3/ I studied Reddit.
Broke down every good prompt I found.

I discovered a pattern:
Great prompts all had a role, context, steps, constraints, and output format.

So I built a system around it.

4/ I created a formula with one centralized section:
#INFORMATION ABOUT ME.

This made it easier to tweak and reuse prompts.
Shared it across subreddits – people loved it.

That's when it clicked:
Prompts aren't just text.
They're products.

5/ I launched a Shopify store.
Ran Facebook ads.

1X ROI.
Felt like I was making money – but I was just giving it to Zuckerberg.

How did I fund it?
I gambled with my last $300.

6/ I promoted my store manually:
Reddit posts, Facebook groups, TikToks, Instagram.
Nothing blew up, but I got a few customers.

Then I discovered Notion templates.

Organized all my prompts into clean, visual templates.
It felt like a real product.

7/ Shopify was too limited.
So I learned Webflow with help from a Fiverr dev.
Built a proper landing page.

Finally – it looked legit.

8/ But I still needed traffic.
I studied Notion sellers and saw they gave products away for free.

Why?

Because of upsells through email.
So I tried it.

9/ I joined Beehiiv.
Created free products → captured emails → sent 1-month email sequences.

It worked.

I shared my giveaway 200+ times a day across Reddit, FB, Twitter, LinkedIn.

$100/day in sales followed.

10/ Hired help on Fiverr to post for me.

Grew my list from 0 to 5K in 2 months.

Then to 10K using Facebook ads + newsletter sponsorships.

Lead cost: $0.50–$1.

But sales plateaued.

11/ Why?

Too many products.
Buyers got overwhelmed.

So I bundled everything.
Created the “Complete AI Bundle.”
One clean offer. Simple choice.

godofprompt.ai/complete-ai-bu…

12/ That’s when sales jumped.

With a clearer funnel and focused offer, things clicked.

Then we doubled down on Twitter – posting ChatGPT prompts daily.

Our content finally went viral.

13/ Lessons:
• Test fast. If it flops, pivot.
• Study what others do right.
• A free product + email = underrated growth combo
• One good bundle > 10 scattered products
• Treat prompts as systems, not text

14/ From spaghetti images to a $40K/month prompt engine.

From $300 to 100K+ AI-powered entrepreneurs.

That’s how we built @godofprompt.

Are you choosing a cup of coffee or investing in your business success?

→ Only $15/month for all of my AI prompts
→ Just $3.99/month for a specific ChatGPT pack
→ Only $9.99/month for a ChatGPT bundle

Join the AI revolution today:
godofprompt.ai/complete-ai-bu…

"I" = God of Prompt.

But it was built by two good friends:
@alex_prompter
@rryssf_

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