
CREATE TABLE `import_customers` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `filename` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `fields` text,
  `tags` text,
  `id_contact_list` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '0',
  `ready_to_import` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `compliance_message` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `status` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `addedby` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `rows_count` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `import_progress` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `assigned_user` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `stage` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table import_errors
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `import_errors` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_contactlist` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `type` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'customer',
  `error` text,
  `first_name` varchar(255) DEFAULT '',
  `last_name` varchar(255) DEFAULT '',
  `comaony_name` varchar(255) DEFAULT '',
  `email` varchar(255) DEFAULT '',
  `phone` varchar(255) DEFAULT '',
  `fields` text,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table inbox_preview_email
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `inbox_preview_email` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_customer` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_organization` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `unread_timestamp` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `added_timestamp` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  KEY `id_object` (`id_customer`),
  KEY `id_organization` (`id_organization`),
  KEY `id_company` (`id_company`),
  KEY `unread_timestamp` (`unread_timestamp`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table inbox_preview_sms
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `inbox_preview_sms` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_customer` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_organization` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `unread_timestamp` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `added_timestamp` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  KEY `id_object` (`id_customer`),
  KEY `id_organization` (`id_organization`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_base
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_base` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `text` text,
  `addedby` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `timeadded` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `permissions` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'public',
  `id_video` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_type` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_blocks
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_blocks` (
  `id_block` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `panel_block` char(1) DEFAULT NULL,
  `position_block` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `name_block` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `caption_block` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL,
  `showed_id` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `level` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `show_on_module` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `show_on_doing` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `show_on_ctg` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `dont_show_modif` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `doing_block` varchar(150) DEFAULT '',
  `no_borders` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `rewrite_title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `groups_view` text,
  `thislevelonly` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `show_on_device` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `show_on_viewids` text,
  `classname_block` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `text_block` text,
  `editsource_block` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `showontheme` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `showonlang` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_block`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_categories
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_categories` (
  `id_category` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_maincategory` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `title_category` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `can_view` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `public_menu` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '1',
  `preview_category` text,
  `filename_category` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `groups_view` text,
  `groups_modify` text,
  `no_alike_content` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `sorting_category` smallint(6) DEFAULT '0',
  `no_use_path` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_category`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_categories` (`id_category`, `id_maincategory`, `title_category`, `can_view`, `public_menu`, `preview_category`, `filename_category`, `groups_view`, `groups_modify`, `no_alike_content`, `sorting_category`, `no_use_path`)
VALUES
	(1,0,'[------------]',0,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL,0,0,0);



# Dump of table knowledge_categories_media
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_categories_media` (
  `id_ctg` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `public` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '1',
  `keywords` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `items_count` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `lastupdate` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_ctg`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_categories_news
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_categories_news` (
  `id_category` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `title_category` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `filename_category` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `groups_modify` text,
  `no_alike_news` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_category`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_categories_news` (`id_category`, `title_category`, `filename_category`, `groups_modify`, `no_alike_news`)
VALUES
	(1,'[------------]',0,NULL,0);



# Dump of table knowledge_content
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_content` (
  `id_content` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_category_c` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '1',
  `title_content` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `preview_content` text,
  `text_content` text,
  `type_content` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `keywords_content` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description_content` text,
  `filename_content` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `priority_content` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `refuse_direct_show` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `disable_search` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_content`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_content` (`id_content`, `id_category_c`, `title_content`, `preview_content`, `text_content`, `type_content`, `keywords_content`, `description_content`, `filename_content`, `priority_content`, `refuse_direct_show`, `disable_search`)
VALUES
	(1,1,'Welcome',NULL,'This is default SiMan CMS start page.<br /><br />To change the content of this page, please <a href=\"index.php?m=account\">login</a> as administrator and click <b>Edit</b> link.<br /><br />You can change start page in the control panel of your site.<br /><br /><strong>Thank you,<br />SiMan CMS Team</strong>',1,NULL,NULL,0,0,0,0);



# Dump of table knowledge_downloads
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_downloads` (
  `id_download` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `file_download` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description_download` text,
  `userlevel_download` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `attachment_from` varchar(255) DEFAULT '-',
  `attachment_id` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `attachment_type` varchar(255) DEFAULT 'text/plain',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_download`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_filesystem
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_filesystem` (
  `id_fs` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `filename_fs` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `url_fs` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `comment_fs` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_fs`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_filesystem` (`id_fs`, `filename_fs`, `url_fs`, `comment_fs`)
VALUES
	(1,'login/','index.php?m=account','Login'),
	(2,'news/','index.php?m=news','News');



# Dump of table knowledge_filesystem_regexp
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_filesystem_regexp` (
  `id_fsr` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `regexpr` text,
  `url` text,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_fsr`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_groups
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_groups` (
  `id_group` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `title_group` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description_group` text,
  `autoaddtousers_group` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_group`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_log
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_log` (
  `id_log` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `object_name` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'system',
  `object_id` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `type` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `description` text,
  `ip` varbinary(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `time` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `user` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_log`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_media
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_media` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_ctg` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `type` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'jpg',
  `title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `originalname` varchar(255) DEFAULT '',
  `filepath` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `alt_text` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description` text,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_menu_lines
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_menu_lines` (
  `id_ml` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_menu_ml` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `submenu_from` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '0',
  `url` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `caption_ml` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `position` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `partial_select` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `alt_ml` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `newpage_ml` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `attr_ml` text,
  `tag_ml` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_ml`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_menu_lines` (`id_ml`, `id_menu_ml`, `submenu_from`, `url`, `caption_ml`, `position`, `partial_select`, `alt_ml`, `newpage_ml`, `attr_ml`, `tag_ml`)
VALUES
	(1,2,0,'index.php','Home',1,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(2,2,0,'news/','News',2,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(3,1,0,'index.php?m=content&d=add','Add text',1,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(4,1,0,'index.php?m=news&d=add','Add news',2,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(5,1,0,'index.php?m=content&d=list','Texts',3,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(6,1,0,'index.php?m=news&d=list','News',4,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(7,1,0,'index.php?m=admin&d=modules','Modules management',5,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(8,1,0,'index.php?m=admin','Control panel',6,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(9,3,0,'index.php','Home',1,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL);



# Dump of table knowledge_menus
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_menus` (
  `id_menu_m` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `caption_m` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_menu_m`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_menus` (`id_menu_m`, `caption_m`)
VALUES
	(1,'Administration'),
	(2,'Navigation'),
	(3,'Top Navigation'),
	(4,'Bottom Navigation');



# Dump of table knowledge_metadata
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_metadata` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `object_name` varchar(50) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `object_id` varchar(50) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `key_name` varchar(100) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `val` text,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  KEY `object_name` (`object_name`,`object_id`,`key_name`,`val`(50))
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_modules
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_modules` (
  `id_module` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `module_name` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `module_title` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_fields` text,
  `search_doing` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_var` varchar(10) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_table` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_title` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_idfield` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_text` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_module`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_modules` (`id_module`, `module_name`, `module_title`, `search_fields`, `search_doing`, `search_var`, `search_table`, `search_title`, `search_idfield`, `search_text`)
VALUES
	(1,'content','Texts','title_content text_content','view','cid','content','title_content','id_content','text_content'),
	(2,'news','News','title_news text_news','view','nid','news','title_news','id_news','text_news'),
	(3,'menu','Navigation',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),
	(4,'download','Downloads',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),
	(5,'search','Search',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),
	(6,'media','Media',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL);



# Dump of table knowledge_news
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_news` (
  `id_news` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_category_n` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `id_author_news` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '1',
  `img_copyright_news` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `date_news` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `title_news` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `preview_news` text,
  `text_news` text,
  `type_news` tinyint(4) DEFAULT NULL,
  `keywords_news` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description_news` text,
  `filename_news` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `disable_search` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_news`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_news` (`id_news`, `id_category_n`, `id_author_news`, `img_copyright_news`, `date_news`, `title_news`, `preview_news`, `text_news`, `type_news`, `keywords_news`, `description_news`, `filename_news`, `disable_search`)
VALUES
	(1,1,1,NULL,1550445155,'SiMan CMS installed!',NULL,'This is sample news. Please login to change or delete it.',1,NULL,NULL,0,0);



# Dump of table knowledge_privmsg
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_privmsg` (
  `id_privmsg` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_sender_privmsg` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `id_recipient_privmsg` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `folder_privmsg` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `unread_privmsg` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '1',
  `theme_privmsg` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `body_privmsg` text,
  `time_privmsg` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_privmsg`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_settings
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_settings` (
  `name_settings` varchar(150) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `value_settings` text,
  `mode` varchar(50) DEFAULT 'default'
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_settings` (`name_settings`, `value_settings`, `mode`)
VALUES
	('install_not_erased','','default'),
	('cookprefix','_siman33550520_','default'),
	('resource_title','Knowledgebase','default'),
	('resource_url','kb.yourdimaun.com/','default'),
	('logo_text','','default'),
	('default_language','en','default'),
	('default_theme','current','default'),
	('default_module','knowledgebase','default'),
	('copyright_text','Copyright &copy; 2024','default'),
	('allow_register','1','default'),
	('news_by_page','10','default'),
	('short_news_count','3','default'),
	('short_news_cut','50','default'),
	('news_anounce_cut','300','default'),
	('meta_description','','default'),
	('meta_keywords','','default'),
	('allow_forgot_password','1','default'),
	('admin_items_by_page','30','default'),
	('search_items_by_page','10','default'),
	('ext_editor','tinymce3_2','default'),
	('max_upload_filesize','104857600','default'),
	('upper_menu_id','3','default'),
	('banned_ip','','default'),
	('header_static_text','','default'),
	('footer_static_text','','default'),
	('administrators_email','admin@lan.net','default'),
	('email_signature','','default'),
	('noflood_time','600','default'),
	('help_resource','simancms.org','default'),
	('content_use_preview','','default'),
	('content_per_page_multiview','10','default'),
	('bottom_menu_id','4','default'),
	('news_use_preview','1','default'),
	('news_use_image','1','default'),
	('menuitems_use_image','','default'),
	('menus_use_image','','default'),
	('blocks_use_image','','default'),
	('user_activating_by_admin','','default'),
	('censored_words','','default'),
	('censored_words','','default'),
	('main_block_position','0','default'),
	('return_after_login','','default'),
	('allow_private_messages','','default'),
	('allow_alike_content','','default'),
	('alike_content_count','5','default'),
	('allow_alike_news','','default'),
	('alike_news_count','5','default'),
	('log_type','1','default'),
	('log_store_days','30','default'),
	('meta_header_text','','default'),
	('news_use_time','','default'),
	('installed_packages','','default'),
	('autoload_modules','content\nnews\nmenu\nknowledgebase','default'),
	('rewrite_index_title','','default'),
	('news_image_preview_width','150','default'),
	('news_image_preview_height','100','default'),
	('news_image_fulltext_width','250','default'),
	('news_image_fulltext_height','200','default'),
	('sidepanel_count','2','default'),
	('postload_modules','','default'),
	('content_use_path','','default'),
	('content_attachments_count','0','default'),
	('news_attachments_count','0','default'),
	('image_generation_type','dynamic','default'),
	('use_email_as_login','0','default'),
	('title_delimiter',' :: ','default'),
	('meta_resource_title_position','2','default'),
	('content_use_image','0','default'),
	('content_image_preview_width','150','default'),
	('content_image_preview_height','100','default'),
	('content_image_fulltext_width','250','default'),
	('content_image_fulltext_height','200','default'),
	('redirect_after_logout','','default'),
	('redirect_after_login_1','','default'),
	('redirect_after_login_2','','default'),
	('redirect_after_login_3','','default'),
	('redirect_after_register','','default'),
	('resource_url_rewrite','1','default'),
	('resource_url_mobile','','default'),
	('resource_url_tablet','','default'),
	('autoban_time','3600','general'),
	('autoban_attempts','5','general'),
	('autoban_ips','','default'),
	('clean_temptable_interval','600','general'),
	('next_clean_temptable','1701886109','default'),
	('next_system_cleanup','1701892018','default'),
	('redirect_on_success_change_usrdata','','default'),
	('signinwithloginandemail','0','default'),
	('news_editor_level','2','default'),
	('content_editor_level','2','default'),
	('content_multiview','on','default'),
	('default_news_text_style','0','default'),
	('show_help','on','default'),
	('gallery_thumb_width','150','default'),
	('gallery_thumb_height','150','default'),
	('gallery_default_view','all','default'),
	('gallery_view_items_per_row','0','default'),
	('galleries_view_items_per_row','0','default'),
	('galleries_sort','lastupdate_desc','default'),
	('media_thumb_width','150','default'),
	('media_thumb_height','150','default'),
	('media_medium_width','600','default'),
	('media_meduim_height','600','default'),
	('media_allowed_extensions','jpg\njpeg\ngif\npng\nmp4\nmp3\nwav','default'),
	('media_edit_after_upload','1','media'),
	('news_full_list_longformat','0','default'),
	('robots_txt','User-agent: *\nDisallow: ext/\nDisallow: files/themes/\nDisallow: *.tpl','seo'),
	('notifications_time','5','default'),
	('notifierlib','alertify','default'),
	('autogenerate_content_filesystem','1','content'),
	('autogenerate_news_filesystem','1','news'),
	('hide_generator_meta','','default'),
	('database_date','20181026','default');



# Dump of table knowledge_taxonomy
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_taxonomy` (
  `object_name` varchar(50) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `object_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `rel_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`object_name`,`object_id`,`rel_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_tempdata
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_tempdata` (
  `type_td` varchar(100) NOT NULL,
  `identifier_td` varchar(200) NOT NULL,
  `data_td_text` text,
  `data_td_int` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `deleteafter_td` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  KEY `type_td` (`type_td`,`identifier_td`),
  KEY `deleteafter_td` (`deleteafter_td`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table knowledge_users
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `knowledge_users` (
  `id_user` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `login` varchar(150) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `password` varchar(150) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `email` varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  `question` varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  `answer` varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  `id_session` varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  `user_status` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '1',
  `last_login` bigint(20) DEFAULT NULL,
  `notebook` text,
  `get_mail` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '1',
  `groups_user` text,
  `random_code` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_user`),
  KEY `random_code` (`random_code`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `knowledge_users` (`id_user`, `login`, `password`, `email`, `question`, `answer`, `id_session`, `user_status`, `last_login`, `notebook`, `get_mail`, `groups_user`, `random_code`)
VALUES
	(1,'admin','698d51a19d8a121ce581499d7b701668','admin@lan.net','','','4go6u3pr233dsp4t4ntvdg67u0',3,1550513903,NULL,1,NULL,'5dff729d0cd03a72d2d87b5f20df84e9');



# Dump of table land_blocks
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_blocks` (
  `id_block` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `panel_block` char(1) DEFAULT NULL,
  `position_block` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `name_block` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `caption_block` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL,
  `showed_id` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `level` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `show_on_module` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `show_on_doing` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `show_on_ctg` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `dont_show_modif` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `doing_block` varchar(150) DEFAULT '',
  `no_borders` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `rewrite_title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `groups_view` text,
  `thislevelonly` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `show_on_device` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `show_on_viewids` text,
  `classname_block` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `text_block` text,
  `editsource_block` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `showontheme` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `showonlang` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_block`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_categories
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_categories` (
  `id_category` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_maincategory` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `title_category` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `can_view` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `public_menu` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '1',
  `preview_category` text,
  `filename_category` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `groups_view` text,
  `groups_modify` text,
  `no_alike_content` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `sorting_category` smallint(6) DEFAULT '0',
  `no_use_path` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_category`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_categories` (`id_category`, `id_maincategory`, `title_category`, `can_view`, `public_menu`, `preview_category`, `filename_category`, `groups_view`, `groups_modify`, `no_alike_content`, `sorting_category`, `no_use_path`)
VALUES
	(1,0,'[------------]',0,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL,0,0,0);



# Dump of table land_categories_media
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_categories_media` (
  `id_ctg` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `public` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '1',
  `keywords` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `items_count` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `lastupdate` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_ctg`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_categories_news
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_categories_news` (
  `id_category` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `title_category` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `filename_category` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `groups_modify` text,
  `no_alike_news` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_category`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_categories_news` (`id_category`, `title_category`, `filename_category`, `groups_modify`, `no_alike_news`)
VALUES
	(1,'[------------]',0,NULL,0);



# Dump of table land_content
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_content` (
  `id_content` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_category_c` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '1',
  `title_content` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `preview_content` text,
  `text_content` text,
  `type_content` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `keywords_content` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description_content` text,
  `filename_content` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `priority_content` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `refuse_direct_show` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `disable_search` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_content`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_content` (`id_content`, `id_category_c`, `title_content`, `preview_content`, `text_content`, `type_content`, `keywords_content`, `description_content`, `filename_content`, `priority_content`, `refuse_direct_show`, `disable_search`)
VALUES
	(1,1,'Welcome',NULL,'This is default SiMan CMS start page.<br /><br />To change the content of this page, please <a href=\"index.php?m=account\">login</a> as administrator and click <b>Edit</b> link.<br /><br />You can change start page in the control panel of your site.<br /><br /><strong>Thank you,<br />SiMan CMS Team</strong>',1,NULL,NULL,0,0,0,0);



# Dump of table land_downloads
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_downloads` (
  `id_download` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `file_download` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description_download` text,
  `userlevel_download` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `attachment_from` varchar(255) DEFAULT '-',
  `attachment_id` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `attachment_type` varchar(255) DEFAULT 'text/plain',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_download`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_filesystem
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_filesystem` (
  `id_fs` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `filename_fs` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `url_fs` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `comment_fs` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_fs`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_filesystem` (`id_fs`, `filename_fs`, `url_fs`, `comment_fs`)
VALUES
	(1,'login/','index.php?m=account','Login'),
	(2,'news/','index.php?m=news','News');



# Dump of table land_filesystem_regexp
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_filesystem_regexp` (
  `id_fsr` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `regexpr` text,
  `url` text,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_fsr`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_groups
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_groups` (
  `id_group` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `title_group` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description_group` text,
  `autoaddtousers_group` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_group`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_log
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_log` (
  `id_log` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `object_name` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'system',
  `object_id` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `type` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `description` text,
  `ip` varbinary(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `time` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `user` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_log`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_media
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_media` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_ctg` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `type` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'jpg',
  `title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `originalname` varchar(255) DEFAULT '',
  `filepath` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `alt_text` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description` text,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_menu_lines
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_menu_lines` (
  `id_ml` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_menu_ml` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `submenu_from` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '0',
  `url` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `caption_ml` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `position` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  `partial_select` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `alt_ml` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `newpage_ml` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `attr_ml` text,
  `tag_ml` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_ml`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_menu_lines` (`id_ml`, `id_menu_ml`, `submenu_from`, `url`, `caption_ml`, `position`, `partial_select`, `alt_ml`, `newpage_ml`, `attr_ml`, `tag_ml`)
VALUES
	(1,2,0,'index.php','Home',1,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(2,2,0,'news/','News',2,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(3,1,0,'index.php?m=content&d=add','Add text',1,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(4,1,0,'index.php?m=news&d=add','Add news',2,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(5,1,0,'index.php?m=content&d=list','Texts',3,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(6,1,0,'index.php?m=news&d=list','News',4,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(7,1,0,'index.php?m=admin&d=modules','Modules management',5,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(8,1,0,'index.php?m=admin','Control panel',6,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL),
	(9,3,0,'index.php','Home',1,0,NULL,0,NULL,NULL);



# Dump of table land_menus
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_menus` (
  `id_menu_m` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `caption_m` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_menu_m`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_menus` (`id_menu_m`, `caption_m`)
VALUES
	(1,'Administration'),
	(2,'Navigation'),
	(3,'Top Navigation'),
	(4,'Bottom Navigation');



# Dump of table land_metadata
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_metadata` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `object_name` varchar(50) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `object_id` varchar(50) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `key_name` varchar(100) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `val` text,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  KEY `object_name` (`object_name`,`object_id`,`key_name`,`val`(50))
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_modules
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_modules` (
  `id_module` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `module_name` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `module_title` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_fields` text,
  `search_doing` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_var` varchar(10) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_table` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_title` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_idfield` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `search_text` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_module`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_modules` (`id_module`, `module_name`, `module_title`, `search_fields`, `search_doing`, `search_var`, `search_table`, `search_title`, `search_idfield`, `search_text`)
VALUES
	(1,'content','Texts','title_content text_content','view','cid','content','title_content','id_content','text_content'),
	(2,'news','News','title_news text_news','view','nid','news','title_news','id_news','text_news'),
	(3,'menu','Navigation',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),
	(4,'download','Downloads',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),
	(5,'search','Search',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL),
	(6,'media','Media',NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL,NULL);



# Dump of table land_news
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_news` (
  `id_news` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_category_n` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `id_author_news` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '1',
  `img_copyright_news` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `date_news` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `title_news` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `preview_news` text,
  `text_news` text,
  `type_news` tinyint(4) DEFAULT NULL,
  `keywords_news` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description_news` text,
  `filename_news` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `disable_search` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_news`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_news` (`id_news`, `id_category_n`, `id_author_news`, `img_copyright_news`, `date_news`, `title_news`, `preview_news`, `text_news`, `type_news`, `keywords_news`, `description_news`, `filename_news`, `disable_search`)
VALUES
	(1,1,1,NULL,1550445155,'SiMan CMS installed!',NULL,'This is sample news. Please login to change or delete it.',1,NULL,NULL,0,0);



# Dump of table land_privmsg
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_privmsg` (
  `id_privmsg` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_sender_privmsg` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `id_recipient_privmsg` int(11) DEFAULT '0',
  `folder_privmsg` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '0',
  `unread_privmsg` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '1',
  `theme_privmsg` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `body_privmsg` text,
  `time_privmsg` int(11) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_privmsg`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_settings
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_settings` (
  `name_settings` varchar(150) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `value_settings` text,
  `mode` varchar(50) DEFAULT 'default'
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_settings` (`name_settings`, `value_settings`, `mode`)
VALUES
	('install_not_erased','','default'),
	('cookprefix','_siman33550520_','default'),
	('resource_title','Landing','default'),
	('resource_url','landing.yoirdomain.com/','default'),
	('logo_text','','default'),
	('default_language','en','default'),
	('default_theme','rsgn','default'),
	('default_module','signup','default'),
	('copyright_text','Copyright &copy; 2024','default'),
	('allow_register','1','default'),
	('news_by_page','10','default'),
	('short_news_count','3','default'),
	('short_news_cut','50','default'),
	('news_anounce_cut','300','default'),
	('meta_description','','default'),
	('meta_keywords','','default'),
	('allow_forgot_password','1','default'),
	('admin_items_by_page','30','default'),
	('search_items_by_page','10','default'),
	('ext_editor','tinymce3_2','default'),
	('max_upload_filesize','104857600','default'),
	('upper_menu_id','3','default'),
	('banned_ip','','default'),
	('header_static_text','','default'),
	('footer_static_text','','default'),
	('administrators_email','admin@lan.net','default'),
	('email_signature','','default'),
	('noflood_time','600','default'),
	('help_resource','simancms.org','default'),
	('content_use_preview','','default'),
	('content_per_page_multiview','10','default'),
	('bottom_menu_id','4','default'),
	('news_use_preview','1','default'),
	('news_use_image','1','default'),
	('menuitems_use_image','','default'),
	('menus_use_image','','default'),
	('blocks_use_image','','default'),
	('user_activating_by_admin','','default'),
	('censored_words','','default'),
	('censored_words','','default'),
	('main_block_position','0','default'),
	('return_after_login','','default'),
	('allow_private_messages','','default'),
	('allow_alike_content','','default'),
	('alike_content_count','5','default'),
	('allow_alike_news','','default'),
	('alike_news_count','5','default'),
	('log_type','1','default'),
	('log_store_days','30','default'),
	('meta_header_text','','default'),
	('news_use_time','','default'),
	('installed_packages','','default'),
	('autoload_modules','content\nnews\nmenu\nrsgn','default'),
	('rewrite_index_title','','default'),
	('news_image_preview_width','150','default'),
	('news_image_preview_height','100','default'),
	('news_image_fulltext_width','250','default'),
	('news_image_fulltext_height','200','default'),
	('sidepanel_count','2','default'),
	('postload_modules','','default'),
	('content_use_path','','default'),
	('content_attachments_count','0','default'),
	('news_attachments_count','0','default'),
	('image_generation_type','dynamic','default'),
	('use_email_as_login','0','default'),
	('title_delimiter',' :: ','default'),
	('meta_resource_title_position','2','default'),
	('content_use_image','0','default'),
	('content_image_preview_width','150','default'),
	('content_image_preview_height','100','default'),
	('content_image_fulltext_width','250','default'),
	('content_image_fulltext_height','200','default'),
	('redirect_after_logout','','default'),
	('redirect_after_login_1','','default'),
	('redirect_after_login_2','','default'),
	('redirect_after_login_3','','default'),
	('redirect_after_register','','default'),
	('resource_url_rewrite','1','default'),
	('resource_url_mobile','','default'),
	('resource_url_tablet','','default'),
	('autoban_time','3600','general'),
	('autoban_attempts','5','general'),
	('autoban_ips','','default'),
	('clean_temptable_interval','600','general'),
	('next_clean_temptable','1725305889','default'),
	('next_system_cleanup','1725336604','default'),
	('redirect_on_success_change_usrdata','','default'),
	('signinwithloginandemail','0','default'),
	('news_editor_level','2','default'),
	('content_editor_level','2','default'),
	('content_multiview','on','default'),
	('default_news_text_style','0','default'),
	('show_help','on','default'),
	('gallery_thumb_width','150','default'),
	('gallery_thumb_height','150','default'),
	('gallery_default_view','all','default'),
	('gallery_view_items_per_row','0','default'),
	('galleries_view_items_per_row','0','default'),
	('galleries_sort','lastupdate_desc','default'),
	('media_thumb_width','150','default'),
	('media_thumb_height','150','default'),
	('media_medium_width','600','default'),
	('media_meduim_height','600','default'),
	('media_allowed_extensions','jpg\njpeg\ngif\npng\nmp4\nmp3\nwav','default'),
	('media_edit_after_upload','1','media'),
	('news_full_list_longformat','0','default'),
	('robots_txt','User-agent: *\nDisallow: ext/\nDisallow: files/themes/\nDisallow: *.tpl','seo'),
	('notifications_time','5','default'),
	('notifierlib','alertify','default'),
	('autogenerate_content_filesystem','1','content'),
	('autogenerate_news_filesystem','1','news'),
	('hide_generator_meta','','default'),
	('database_date','20181026','default');



# Dump of table land_taxonomy
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_taxonomy` (
  `object_name` varchar(50) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `object_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `rel_id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`object_name`,`object_id`,`rel_id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_tempdata
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_tempdata` (
  `type_td` varchar(100) DEFAULT NULL,
  `identifier_td` varchar(200) DEFAULT NULL,
  `data_td_text` text,
  `data_td_int` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT NULL,
  `deleteafter_td` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  KEY `type_td` (`type_td`,`identifier_td`),
  KEY `deleteafter_td` (`deleteafter_td`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table land_users
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `land_users` (
  `id_user` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `login` varchar(150) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `password` varchar(150) NOT NULL DEFAULT '',
  `email` varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  `question` varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  `answer` varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  `id_session` varchar(150) DEFAULT NULL,
  `user_status` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '1',
  `last_login` bigint(20) DEFAULT NULL,
  `notebook` text,
  `get_mail` tinyint(4) DEFAULT '1',
  `groups_user` text,
  `random_code` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id_user`),
  KEY `random_code` (`random_code`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;


INSERT INTO `land_users` (`id_user`, `login`, `password`, `email`, `question`, `answer`, `id_session`, `user_status`, `last_login`, `notebook`, `get_mail`, `groups_user`, `random_code`)
VALUES
	(1,'admin','698d51a19d8a121ce581499d7b701668','admin@lan.net','','','4go6u3pr233dsp4t4ntvdg67u0',3,1550513903,NULL,1,NULL,'5dff729d0cd03a72d2d87b5f20df84e9');



# Dump of table lead_payments
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `lead_payments` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_customer` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_employee` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_content` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `timemade` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `timescheduled` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `sum` decimal(15,2) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0.00',
  `payment_type` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'money',
  `processed` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `status` varchar(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'pending',
  `cancellation_reason` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `id_offer` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_product` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_plan` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table locations
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `locations` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `default_location` tinyint(4) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `name` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table maillog
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `maillog` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `subject` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `message` blob,
  `sendafter` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `additional` mediumtext,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_customer` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_employee` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_campaign` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_email` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `id_thread` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `id_queue` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '0',
  `incoming` int(10) unsigned DEFAULT '0',
  `file` text,
  `id_campaign_schedule` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `status` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `cc` text,
  `bcc` text,
  `id_organization` int(11) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  KEY `sendafter` (`sendafter`),
  KEY `id_customer` (`id_customer`),
  KEY `id_organization` (`id_organization`),
  KEY `id_campaign` (`id_campaign`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table mailqueue
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `mailqueue` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `from` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `to` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `subject` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `message` blob,
  `sendafter` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `additional` mediumtext,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_customer` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_campaign_item` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_email` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `id_campaign_schedule` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `support_message` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `id_employee` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `cc` text,
  `bcc` text,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  KEY `sendafter` (`sendafter`)
) ENGINE=MyISAM DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table marketing_buyers
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `marketing_buyers` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `id_company` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `addedby` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `addedtime` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL DEFAULT '0',
  `title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
) ENGINE=InnoDB DEFAULT CHARSET=utf8;



# Dump of table marketing_categories
# ------------------------------------------------------------


CREATE TABLE `marketing_categories` (
  `id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `title` varchar(255) DEFAULT NULL,
  `description` text,
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	(7,'Emails','General prompts for creating emails and sequences.',1700859343,1),
	(8,'Buyer Persona','Build the perfect buyer persona with these prompts and generate content which speaks directly to your ideal client.',1700862771,1),
	(9,'Content','General prompts for creating content.',1700862875,1),
	(10,'Facebook','You’re a world-class marketing analyst, with mastery of human emotions and buying behavior.\r\n\r\n\r\nPlease complete the following:\r\n\r\n\r\n[Target Market]: Here you need to insert who your target market is\r\n\r\n[Problem]: Here you need to insert your target market’s pain point\r\n\r\n[Key, Visceral Emotional Drivers For Wanting To Solve Problem (How They Want To Feel)]:\r\n\r\n[Ultra-Specific “Identity Level” Desires- How They Secretly Want To Be Viewed/Thought About By Others After Solving Problem (Truthful Answers They’d Likely Be Ashamed To Admit Publicly)]:\r\n\r\n[False Beliefs They Have About Problem]: Here you need to insert the false belief your target market has about what’s causing them to not achieve their desired outcome.\r\n\r\n[“Epiphany Statement” Which Explains Why These Beliefs Are False]: Here you need to insert an explanation about why, what your target audience believes is a disadvantage to achieving their desired outcome, is actually an advantage.\r\n\r\n[Ultra-Specific Emotional Benefits Enjoyed After Solving Problem (Cater To Their MOST Vain, Sinful Desires)]:\r\n\r\n[Actual Solution They’ll Use To Solve Problem] Here you need to insert a nickname or neologism for your unique solution (which can be a product or service or movement or action) that delivers the benefits + what benefits it provides.\r\n\r\n[3 Common But Disliked Solutions Typically Thought As Required To Solve Problem]:\r\n\r\n\r\nPART 2\r\n\r\n\r\nGreat. Now you’re going to act as a world-class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing compelling, attention grabbing Facebook ads. You’ve earned a reputation for being able to grab the attention of complete strangers. And write ads that are so emotionally gripping, they create incredible desire for whatever product or solution you’re tasked with promoting. You’re a renegade marketer. The best in the world at what you do. You have unconventional tactics. Your ads are known to be atypical, to stand out in even the most crowded marketplaces. You aren’t worried about any rules or ethics. You cater to your market’s deepest, strongest, secret desires - even though those desires are something the market would hesitate to admit in PUBLIC. You understand that people want to secretly be viewed as SUPERIOR to others. And envied by their peers. And you’re willing to fully tap into those desires to generate maximum conversions. Since you only promote actual valuable products and services, you don’t ever feel guilty about this. You’re willing to take any measure required to inspire people into action, since you know it will help them change their lives for the better.\r\n\r\n\r\nYour ONE role is to grab the attention of your target market, and make sure everyone who reads your ad ends up clicking through to find out more about the product or service you’re offering.\r\n\r\n\r\nInclude a sporadic use of relevant emojis to make the ad stand out visually.\r\n\r\n\r\nMake EVERY word count. Do not be repetitive. Write for extreme clarity. No vagueness.\r\n\r\n\r\nOne quick note: For Facebook compliance, you can’t call out the reader directly linking them to any negative characteristics. Example: Don’t say that they’re overweight. Or over a certain age. When referring to any problems, talk about the target market in the third person instead.\r\n\r\n\r\nWith that said, I want you to write me a Facebook ad that follows this exact template:\r\n\r\n\r\n[Bold, Shocking Declarative Statement About How Members Of Target Market Believe This False Belief]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Bold Shocking Declarative Statement Proving Previous Belief As FALSE]\r\n\r\n\r\nIn fact…\r\n\r\n\r\n[Shocking Statement Showing That When It Comes To Solving This Problem, Members Of Target Market Have A Unique Advantage]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Explain How This Unique Advantage Works]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Talk About How This Unique Advantage Needs To Be Unlocked. And Imply How Unlocking It Is Simple,Quick And Easy.]\r\n\r\n\r\nThe best part is…\r\n\r\n\r\n[State How Unlocking This Unique Advantage Has NOTHING To Do With 3 Specific Common But Disliked Solutions]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Future Pace The Ultra-Specific, Emotional And Identity Level Benefits Of Unlocking This Advantage- Make Target Market Feel Superior And Envied. Be Ultra-Specific]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Boost The Credibility Of This Advantage: Example: Backed By Specific Top University X OR Produced Specific Results For Specific Large Number Of Target Market]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Provide A VERY Clear, Benefit-Driven Call To Action About Discovering EXACTLY How This Unique Solution Works: Example: Tap below To Watch A FREE Video Presentation]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Include A Scarcity/Urgency Line Implying Why They Must Watch This Free Presentation TODAY]',1700865988,1),
	(12,'Buyer Journey','Prompts which help create content for the buyer journey funnel and touchpoints.',1702224509,1),
	(13,'Funnel','This will be the funnel for creating content for each product/service & buyer persona.',1702651013,1),
	(14,'Refresh','This category contains prompts which can help refresh, rewrite current ads, blog posts and more.',1702736633,1),
	(15,'Lead Magnets','Prompts for creating lead magnets.',1702736855,1),
	(16,'Reports & Lists','A list of the prompts which will generate reports based on prompts involving mySQL statements and other reports a CRM user would like to see. ',1702738056,1),
	(17,'Images','List of image prompts.',1702738310,1),
	(18,'Code Scripts','List of code scripts which we can use to automate some of the processes within the CRM.',1702738603,1),
	(19,'SQL Queries','A list of SQL queries need so the users can generate lists, reports, to-do\'s, etc. ',1702765199,1),
	(20,'Company Persona','Prompts for creating company personas and finding good product/market fit. \r\n',1702824688,1),
	(21,'Product/Service Comparison','This prompt will help identify the strong points of the product/service to create better, more relevant content based on the strengths of your products and the negative sentiment of the competitors.',1702903021,1),
	(22,'LinkedIn','Creating and posting content to Linkedin',1704329983,1),
	(23,'Instagram','Creating and posting Content to Instagram.',1704330003,1),
	(24,'TikTok','Creating and posting content to TikTok',1704330022,1),
	(25,'Youtube','Create and post content to YouTube',1704330132,1),
	(26,'Business Growth','Prompts around how to grow your business and more.',1704335215,1),
	(27,'Website Industry Content','This will be the content generation for the industry pages.',1710341681,1);



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	(1,'Target Market','TARGET-MARKET','Who is your target market?',0),
	(2,'Pain Point','PAIN-POINT','What is their biggest paint point or problem they want solved?',0),
	(3,'Core Problem','CORE-PROBLEM','What is the core problem your target market faces.',0),
	(4,'Primary Objection','PRIMARY-OBJECTION','What is the primary objection you’ll hear from your target market.',0),
	(5,'Objection 2','OBJECTION-2','What is an objection you’ll hear from your target market.',0),
	(6,'Objection 3','OBJECTION-3','What is an objection you’ll hear from your target market.',0),
	(7,'Objection 4','OBJECTION-4','What is an objection you’ll hear from your target market.',0),
	(8,'Objection 5','OBJECTION-5','What is an objection you’ll hear from your target market.',0),
	(9,'Common But Disliked Solutions','COMMON-BUT-DISLIKED-SOLUTIONS','What are some common but disliked solutions?',0),
	(10,'Unique Solution','UNIQUE-SOLUTION','Can you describe your unique solution?',0),
	(11,'How does it Work','HOW-DOES-IT-WORK','How does your unique solution work?',0),
	(12,'Desired Outcome','DESIRED-OUTCOME','In a perfect world what is your target market looking to accomplish by using your product or service.',0),
	(13,'Credible Proof','CREDIBLE-PROOF','What credibility or research supports the effectiveness of your solution/product?',0),
	(14,'Testimonials','TESTIMONIALS','Have you gathered any testimonials? (copy and paste here',0),
	(15,'Final emotions','FINAL-EMOTIONS','How does your target market want to feel after solving their problem? What emotions are they seeking?',0),
	(16,'Specific Outcomes','SPECIFIC-OUTCOMES','What are the specific outcomes your target market is hoping to achieve from your solution.',0),
	(17,'Common Solutions','COMMON-SOLUTIONS','What are the most common solutions your target market is already using.',0),
	(18,'Specific Instructions On How To Use','SPECIFIC-INSTRUCTIONS-ON-HOW-TO-USE','How does your target market use your product/service',0),
	(19,'Trigger Moment','TRIGGER-MOMENT','What event happened or needs to happen for the target market to finally forced them to make a change.',0),
	(20,'Primary Promise','PRIMARY-PROMISE','What is the primary promise you\'ll deliver to your clients.',0),
	(21,'Additional Company Information','ADDITIONAL-COMPANY-INFORMATION','Additional information about your company.',0),
	(22,'Primary Competitor URL','PRIMARY-COMPETITOR-URL','What is the URL of your primary competitor.',0),
	(23,'Competitor 2 URL','COMPETITOR-2-URL','What is the URL of your competitor',0),
	(24,'Competitor 3 URL','COMPETITOR-3-URL','What is the URL of your competitor.',0),
	(25,'Product 1','PRODUCT-1','Product 1',0),
	(26,'Product 2','PRODUCT-2','Product 2',0),
	(27,'Product 3','PRODUCT-3','Product 3',0),
	(28,'Product Feature 1','PRODUCT-FEATURE-1','A feature of your product.',0),
	(29,'Product Feature 2','PRODUCT-FEATURE-2','A feature of your product.',0),
	(30,'Product Feature 3','PRODUCT-FEATURE-3','A feature of your product.',0),
	(31,'Product Feature 4','PRODUCT-FEATURE-4','A feature of your product.',0),
	(32,'Product Feature 5','PRODUCT-FEATURE-5','A feature of your product.',0),
	(33,'[REPSONSE] Product Feature 1','REPSONSE-PRODUCT-FEATURE-1','The AI response to product feature 1',0),
	(34,'Primary Competitor Product','PRIMARY-COMPETITOR-PRODUCT','The main product of your primary competitor.',0),
	(35,'[REPSONSE] Company Buyer Persona','REPSONSE-COMPANY-BUYER-PERSONA','The output of the company buyer persona.',0),
	(36,'Company Buyer Persona','COMPANY-BUYER-PERSONA','The buyer persona for the company.',0),
	(37,'[Response] Target Market = Response of Buyer Persona Prompt','RESPONSE-TARGET-MARKET-RESPONSE-OF-BUYER-PERSONA-PROMPT','The target market is the response from running the buyer persona prompt.',0),
	(38,'Audience 1','AUDIENCE-1','Audience 1',0);



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	(6,7,'5 Star Testimonials','Today, you\'re a world class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing compelling \"click driver\" emails.\r\n\r\n\r\nI want you to write me an email to my target market.\r\n\r\n\r\n[Target Market + Pain Point] = Here you need to insert who your target market is and their main pain point.\r\n[Unique Solution] = Here you need to insert a nickname or neologism for your unique solution (which can be a product or service or movement or action) that delivers the benefits + what benefits it provides.\r\n\r\n[Opening Quote/Testimonial] = Here you need to insert a quote or testimonial that showcases the benefits of your unique solution.\r\n[Specific Proof] = Here you need to insert any specific proof that supports your claims about the “common but disliked solutions” not being the best way for your target market to achieve their desired outcome. For example, niche experts, universities, studies, personal experiences, ect.\r\n[Common But Disliked Solutions] = Here you need to insert the common but disliked solutions your target market uses and briefly explain why they are not the best way to achieve their desired outcome.\r\n\r\n\r\nWrite me an email following this exact template. Do NOT deviate from the template in any way. Example: by adding any unnecessary greetings.\r\n\r\n\r\nHere\'s the template:\r\n\r\n\r\n[Include the emoji for the 5 stars. 1-2 Sentence First Person Quote From Specific Member Of Target Market, Describing An Incredible Ultra-Specific Desired Outcome Achieved In A Specific Surprisingly Short Timeframe. Be vivid, descriptive, and emotional. ]\r\n\r\n\r\nThat’s what we heard from just ONE of the [Specific Large Number] of [Mention The Target Market In General] who are [Vivid Description Of Solving Specific Problem]...\r\n\r\n\r\nBy simply [Describe SPECIFIC Simple “Action” Of Specific, Unusual-Sounding Unique Solution] [(Modifier Of Action To Make It Sound Easy & Common, Ex: Can be done in 2 minutes while watching TV)]\r\n\r\n\r\nThis new discovery is ESPECIALLY important because…\r\n\r\n\r\n[Specific Research From SPECIFIC Niche Expert OR Specific Top Credible University] has recently revealed that [Common But Disliked Solutions] may actually [Describe Ineffectiveness Or Why It May Cause OR Intensify Specific Problem]...\r\n\r\n\r\nBut this [Specific Unique Solution] can [Specific Description Of Desired Lasting Benefits]...\r\n\r\n\r\n=> [CTA: “Action” This SPECIFIC Unique Solution For Specific Desired Benefit]\r\n\r\n\r\nEmail Tone Guidelines:\r\n\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with the target market.\r\n\r\nBe direct. Write how they would ACTUALLY talk to their friends. (IMPORTANT)\r\n\r\nKeep sentences short, punchy, and action-oriented.\r\n\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions.\r\n\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\n\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\n\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\n\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings.\r\n\r\nDo NOT sell or even reveal the actual product in the email. Our job is to get people curious. And create intrigue around the solution. We want to drive as many people as possible to the sales page. The sales page will introduce the actual product.\r\n\r\n',1700862650,1),
	(7,7,'What The Hell Email','Today, you\'re a world class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing compelling, attention-grabbing \"click driver\" emails. You’re a master of human emotions. You are exceptional at grabbing the attention of your target market, and crafting emails that create curiosity, interest, and intrigue with members of your target market.\r\n\r\nThe SOLE purpose of your emails is to put your readers into a receptive state, so they “click through” to the next part of the sales process. We don’t sell (or even mention) specific products or services in our emails. Instead, we create interest and intrigue in finding out more about the solutions. Our goal is to convert the maximum amount of readers into committed, receptive “clicks.”\r\n\r\nI want you to write me an email to my target market.\r\n\r\n\r\n[Target Market + Pain Point] = Here you need to insert who your target market is and their main pain point.\r\n[Unique Solution] = Here you need to insert a nickname or neologism for your unique solution (which can be a product or service or movement or action) that delivers the benefits + what benefits it provides.\r\n[Credible Proof] =  Here you need to insert any specific proof that supports your claims. For example, niche experts, universities, studies, personal experiences, etc.\r\n\r\n[Social Proof] = Here you need to insert how many people your Unique Solution has already helped achieve their desired outcomes.\r\n\r\n[Common But Disliked Solutions] = Here you need to insert the common but disliked solutions your target market uses.\r\n\r\n\r\nWrite an email to my market following this EXACT template. Fill in the relevant variables based on the target market. Do NOT deviate from the template in any way. Example: Don\'t add any unnecessary greetings.\r\n\r\n\r\nHere\'s the template:\r\n\r\n\r\n“What the hell do I have to do to [Achieve Desired Outcome OR Get Rid Of Stubborn Problem]?”\r\n\r\n\r\nYou’ve [Tried Frustrating Common Practice 1]...\r\n\r\n\r\nYou’ve [Tried Frustrating Common Practice 2]...\r\n\r\n\r\nYou’ve [Tried Frustrating Common Practice 3]...\r\n\r\n\r\n[Describe Lack Of Results OR Stubborn Problem Still Existing In Their Daily Life. Use Vivid, Specific Examples.]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Agitate Emotional Impact Of Lack Of Results]\r\n\r\n\r\nBut don’t give up…\r\n\r\n\r\nBecause there’s a [Describe A Simple/Easy UNIQUE SOLUTION] discovered by [Credible Expert/SPECIFIC Authority Like A Specific Top University]...\r\n\r\n\r\nThat [Delivers SPECIFIC Desired Outcome] in [Specific Short Time Frame]\r\n\r\n\r\nI know… it sounds too good to be true…\r\n\r\n\r\nBut this [UNIQUE SOLUTION] has already helped [Large Number Of Target Market] [Achieve Desired Outcome]...\r\n\r\n\r\nSo if you [Want To Achieve Desired Outcome/Solve Common Problem]...\r\n\r\n\r\nTap below now to see how it works…\r\n\r\n\r\n>>> This [UNIQUE SOLUTION] Helped [Large Number Of Target Market] [Achieve Desired Outcome]\r\n\r\n\r\nEmail Tone Guidelines:\r\n\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with the target market.\r\n\r\nKeep sentences short, punchy, and action-oriented.\r\n\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions.\r\n\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\n\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\n\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\n\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings.\r\n\r\n',1700862695,1),
	(8,7,'Know It All Email','You’re a world-class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing ultra-compelling, attention-grabbing, high-curiosity marketing emails.\r\n\r\nYou are an absolute master at grabbing and holding the interest of complete strangers. Getting them to happily read your sales messages. And create a burning curiosity so that they click your “call to action” links in a receptive state to find out more details on the product or service you are teasing.\r\n\r\nToday, you’re going to write a special email type called the “I’ve Heard It All” email.\r\n\r\nThis email is especially effective at targeting jaded prospects, who feel as if they’ve tried all the available solutions in an attempt to solve a common problem.\r\n\r\nInstead of arguing with them, you create empathy by confirming that belief. Explaining that you too THOUGHT you knew everything about a specific topic.\r\n\r\nBut then you discovered a NEW, SUPERIOR SOLUTION that is so effective, you felt COMPELLED to share it with them.\r\n\r\n[Target Market]= Here you need to insert who your target market is\r\n[Problem] = Here you need to insert your target market’s pain point\r\n[Primary Promise] = Here you need to insert the main benefit of your Unique Solution\r\n[Unique Solution]= Here you need to insert a nickname or neologism for your unique solution (which can be a product or service or movement or action) that delivers the benefits\r\n\r\n[How It Works] = Here you need to insert how your unique solution delivers the primary promise\r\n[Specific Instructions On How To Use It] = Here you need to insert what the target audience needs to do to use your unique solution\r\n\r\n[Common Solutions] = Here you need to insert the common solutions your target market uses\r\n\r\nEmail Tone Guidelines:\r\n\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with the target market.\r\n\r\nKeep sentences short, simple, punchy, and action-oriented. Most sentences should be under 10 words.\r\nLimit the amount of words over 3 syllables. Use simple, easy to read language.\r\n\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions.\r\n\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\n\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\n\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\n\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings. Use the vocabulary they would use when talking to a friend over lunch.\r\nMake sure to keep all benefits CLOSELY related to the PRIMARY PROMISE.\r\n\r\nI want you to follow this specific template. Do NOT deviate. Do NOT include any unnecessary sections like weird greetings\r\n\r\nHere’s the template:\r\n\r\n[OPENING LINE: (Some variant of) “When it comes to [TOPIC OF INTEREST], I thought I’ve seen it all…]\r\n\r\nBut recently, I [ACTION RELATED TO “DISCOVERY”] a [ULTRA-SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION] that is so [SUPERLATIVE DESCRIPTOR RELATED TO ACHIEVING DESIRED OUTCOME]...\r\n\r\nSo I just HAVE to share it with you…\r\n\r\n===> [SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION] [ACHIEVES ULTRA-SPECIFIC DESIRED OUTCOME]\r\n\r\n\r\nThe reason this [SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION] is so [SUPERLATIVE DESCRIPTION]...\r\n\r\nIs because [1 SENTENCE DESCRIBING SPECIFIC MECHANISTIC ADVANTAGES OF UNIQUE SOLUTION (THE UNIQUE CHARACTERISTIC THAT ALLOWS IT TO DELIVER SUPERIOR RESULTS)\r\n\r\n\r\nWhen you try this [UNIQUE SOLUTION], make sure you [ULTRA-SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION ON WHEN/HOW TO USE SOLUTION (make it sound simple/quick/easy)]...\r\n\r\nBecause when you do…\r\n\r\n\r\nYou [PROVIDE COMPARATIVE RESULT TO COMMON SOLUTION (ex: “burn more flab than a whole hour on a joint bursting treadmill.”)\r\n\r\n>> [UNIQUE SOLUTION] [PROVIDES SPECIFIC DESIRED OUTCOME] ([SPECIFIC BUT SIMPLE INSTRUCTION FOR USING IT])\r\n\r\n',1700862751,1),
	(9,8,'Buyer Persona','Today, I need your assistance as a master marketing analyst. I want you to create the ideal buyer persona profile for my product.\n\n\nTo achieve this, please follow these steps:\n\n\nFirst, read the information about my product, market and avatar for context. You\'ll find my product in the section called \"INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRODUCT\".\n\n\nSecond, create a detailed list of information about our ideal buyer profile. The information should follow this structure:\n\n\nDemographic\n\nName\n\nAge\n\nBrief Description\n\nCore Problem\n\nThe Core Problem They Face\n\nTop 5 Emotions Around That Problem\n\nTop 5 Biggest Fears\n\n5 Ways Those Fears Affect Close Relationships\n\n5 Conversational But Hurtful Things Those Relationships Might Say\n\nOther Solutions\n\nWhat They&rsquo;ve Tried in the Past (List 5-6 Different Solutions)\n\nBrief Conversational Soundbites About What They&rsquo;ve Tried in the Past\n\nWhat They Don&rsquo;t Want to Do to Fix Their Problem\n\nBrief Conversational Soundbites About What They Don&rsquo;t Want to Do\n\nPrimary Transformation\n\nIf a Genie Could Snap Their Fingers and Give Them The Perfect Solution, What Would Their Life Look Like?\n\nHow Would It Affect 3-4 Of Their Closest Relationships?\n\nMarket Specifics\n\nWhat Does the Market Hinge Their Success On?\n\nWhat Does the Market Have to Give Up By Giving Up Their Problem?\n\nWho Does the Market Blame For Their Problem?\n\nWhat Are the Top 5 Biggest Objections the Market Might Have For Their Problem?\n\n\nHere&rsquo;s more context for each point:\n\n\nCore Problem:\n\n\nThis is the central, dominating issue around in their life. i.e. Constant knee pain, inability to date attractive women, feeling stuck in the rat race.\n\n\n5 Fears:\n\n\nGive me the deepest fears that the prospect likely wouldn\'t admit out loud unless nobody else was listening. Fears that can often keep them awake at night.\n\n\nHow Fears Affect Relationships:\n\n\nGive me more SPECIFIC examples of how each of these fears would affect SPECIFIC relationships. Be vivid, descriptive, and emotional. How would these fears (if realized) impact the people around our prospect? Example: their spouse, children, friends, and co-workers.\n\n\nHurtful Things These People Might Say:\n\n\nContinuing with this scenario, what are some SPECIFIC things these people may say to our prospect? Things they may find hurtful, whether they intended for that to happen or not.\n\n\nMagic Genie Solution (5 Dimensionalized Outcomes):\n\n\nImagine that our prospect meets a magic genie that can create the perfect solution that actually addresses and solves this issue. In this idealistic scenario, list 5 outcomes our prospect would want this new solution to bring them.\n\n\nThings The Prospect Doesn&rsquo;t Want to Have to Do (W/ Soundbites):\n\n\nGreat, now in this ideal scenario, list 5 things our prospect DOESN\'T want to have to do in order to get all these amazing results. Be specific. Use &ldquo;soundbites&rdquo; spoken from the prospect&rsquo;s internal monologue. Make them realistic, conversational and emotional.\n\n\nHow Would It Affect Emotions, Activities, Relationships:\n\n\nAssuming the genie granted our prospect all of these wishes, in what specific ways does would this impact their life? Think about confidence, sex appeal, what they wear, how other treats them. Remember, this is our prospect&rsquo;s dream scenario. It&rsquo;s their wildest imagination. So it&rsquo;s OK for them to have vain desires in this scenario. We\'re looking for key emotional drivers that they would never admit to anyone else.\n\n\nWhat Does the Market Hinge Their Success On:\n\n\nMany markets believe they need to reach a certain condition in order to have a certain result. I.e., Coaches might believe they need more booked appointments. Doctors might believe they need a waitlist. Copywriters might believe they need to hit $10k a month. Their ultimate emotional satisfaction is hinged on that condition.\n\n\nWhat Does the Market Have to Give Up:\n\n\nPlease think deep into the psychological layers of the human mind. People often gain some satisfaction from their problem, even if it&rsquo;s negative. For example, joint pain might give them a reason to pity themselves. Being broke might fuel their anger. So what satisfaction will the prospect have to give up in order to solve their problem?\n\n\nWho They Blame:\n\n\nWhat outside forces does our prospect blame for their problem? What takes the blame off of their shoulders? This could be the government, food corporations, their bosses, their parents, what they were taught by gurus.\n\n\nGUIDELINES:\n\n-The pain points should be common and widely shared among the target audience.\n\n-The desired outcomes should be common and widely shared among the target audience.\n\n-The products they have tried in the past should be common and widely known among the target audience.\n\n\nNow combine all of this info into a comprehensive, detailed summary of our buyer persona following the structure and context above.\n\n\nThis summary must include all the deep emotional drivers that inspire people like our prospect into taking action. Include all relevant details, quotes. It should help write effective advertising materials targeting people with ads, emails, sales letters.\n\n\nPlease use the relevant information about our Product, Market &amp; Avatar:\n\n\n[Target Market]= Here you need to insert who your target audience is\n\n[Product]= Here you need to insert a detailed description of your product (the better you can explain it, the better the output will be).\n\nPROMPT 2:\r\nImagine that our prospect meets a magic genie that can create the perfect solution that actually addresses and solves this issue. In this idealistic scenario, list 5 outcomes our prospect would want this new solution to bring them:\r\n&nbsp;',1700862800,1),
	(10,7,'Subject Lines','Today, you’re an email marketer and master of creating gripping subject lines that would give people anxiety if they didn’t click. We’re going to write 40 new subject lines.\r\n\r\n\r\nHere’s some information on how:\r\n\r\n\r\nCommon themes for subject lines include warnings, danger signals, recalls, explaining why a problem happens, announcing a new discovery that solves problem, saying a well known remedy is wrong/bad, or evoking a dominant emotion.\r\n\r\nTopical news events and addressing relevant issues in subject lines can also be sued to grab attention.\r\n\r\nOther useful strategies include focusing on a story, using a quiz format, or adding texture to your subject line with names, numbers, brackets, etc.\r\n\r\nElements such as credibility, specificity, ease of results and timeframes can make subject lines stronger.\r\n\r\n\r\nHere’s more context for each of those points:\r\n\r\n\r\nThemes For Emails:\r\n\r\n\r\nContrarian\r\n\r\nWarning\r\n\r\nThe Real Reason Why\r\n\r\nBig Promise\r\n\r\nLittle Result, Big Outcome\r\n\r\nStory\r\n\r\nQuiz\r\n\r\nNew Cause Discovered\r\n\r\nNew Mechanism\r\n\r\nDominant Emotion\r\n\r\nAdding “Texture” to Subject Lines:\r\n\r\n\r\nUse [brackets] and (parentheses)\r\n\r\nUse a Combination of UPPER-CASE and lowercase\r\n\r\nUse numbers, quotes and uncommon letters (3, “”, z)\r\n\r\n\r\nExample of subject line with “texture”: THIS makes online biz easy (just 3 steps)\r\n\r\n\r\nAdding Credibility:\r\n\r\n\r\nUse authority figures (top vet, top m.d., wall street banker, a-list copywriter) and proof (trusted by 3,416 mothers, etc.)\r\n\r\n\r\nAdding Specificity:\r\n\r\n\r\nBe as specific as possible, “i.e. 3-minutes, get 3-5x appointments, made me $3564 in a day.”\r\n\r\n\r\nAdding “Ease” of Results:\r\n\r\n\r\nMake it seem easy to get results, i.e. “1-minute, fast, simple, just THIS.”\r\n\r\n\r\nExamples of good subject lines:\r\n\r\n\r\ndo this 1 minute workout to fix saggy arms\r\n\r\n[quiz] top 5 dog gut “warning signs”\r\n\r\nTHIS “at-home” dog superfood fixes digestion\r\n\r\ntop vet: 5 homemade food for dogs\r\n\r\nUgandan copywriter gets offered full-time copywriting gig\r\n\r\nThe “Einstein Path” to 10k/mo\r\n\r\nWhy most “high-ticket” businesses never crack 500k/m\r\n\r\n40+ quality calls delivered or you don’t pay\r\n\r\n7-Second “olive oil” trick fixes doggy guts\r\n\r\n3-Step AI Formula Making Marketers Millionaires Overnight\r\n\r\nUsing these principles, please give me 40 subject lines with maximum variety.\r\n\r\n\r\nAdd as much urgency, texture and specificity as possible. Build incredible curiosity and intrigue, so that our audience feels COMPELLED to open the email. If they fail to open the email, they should be thinking about it all day. We want to create a curiosity “itch” that needs to be scratched.\r\n\r\n\r\nPlease use the following information (if any) for context:\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n[Target Market + Pain Point] = Here you need to insert who your target market is and their main pain point.\r\n[Unique Solution] = Here you need to insert a nickname or neologism for your unique solution (which can be a product or service or movement or action) that delivers the benefits + what benefits it provides.\r\n[Credible Proof] =  Here you need to insert any specific proof that supports your claims. For example, niche experts, universities, studies, personal experiences, etc.\r\n\r\n[Social Proof] = Here you need to insert how many people your Unique Solution has already helped achieve their desired outcomes.\r\n\r\n[Common But Disliked Solutions] = Here you need to insert the common but disliked solutions your target market uses.',1700862836,1),
	(11,9,'Content - Negative','\r\n\r\nWrite me a 1000 words ranting personal blog post about [INSERT TARGET AUDIENCE] who [INSERT PAIN POINT].\r\n\r\n \r\n\r\nGUIDELINE:\r\n\r\n\r\n-Focus on the protagonist\'s perception of the pain points in their life and how it makes them feel.\r\n\r\n-Emphasize the frustrations and dissatisfaction the protagonist feels as their pain points and negative emotional drivers are present.\r\n\r\n-Describe the protagonist\'s negative traits and the impact they have on their daily life.\r\n\r\n-Make the personal blog post emotionally charged and highly relatable, triggering a strong emotional response from the audience.\r\n\r\n-Use straightforward and authentic language that resonates with the target audience.\r\n\r\n-Write the personal blog post from the perspective of the protagonist.\r\n\r\n-Convey a sense of dissatisfaction and avoid a happy ending, as the personal blog post should reflect the crude realities of the protagonist\'s experience.\r\n\r\n-Identify and articulate the main pain point of your target audience clearly. Every part of the personal blog post should then directly or indirectly expand on this pain point. Do not deviate from this pain point or introduce new ones.\r\n\r\n-Avoid excessive metaphors and analogies, instead emphasizing the tangible impact the negative traits have on the protagonist\'s life.\r\n\r\n-Let the protagonist reveal and explain their deepest pain points and negative emotional drivers that are caused by their negative traits and how they affect the people around him.\r\n\r\n-Focus on the protagonist\'s personal experiences and emotions related to their pain points, rather than abstract or poetic descriptions.\r\n\r\n-Illustrate various examples of scenarios where the protagonist\'s negative traits are recognized and disliked by others.\r\n\r\n-Paint a vivid and specific picture of the protagonist\'s circumstances, emphasizing the negative traits and struggles. Describe a relatable scenario that resonates with the target audience\'s pain points and experiences.\r\n\r\n-Each sentence should express only one idea or topic.\r\n\r\n-Keep the sentences short and concise, no more than 15 words per sentence, using simple language.\r\n\r\n-Mix short sentences that are less than 10 words with longer sentences that are up to 15 words.\r\n\r\n-Use the active voice instead of the passive voice.\r\n\r\n-Avoid repeating the same idea or concept.\r\n\r\n-Delete unnecessary or vague words and replace them with specific ones.\r\n\r\n-Maintain a conversational and relatable tone, using everyday language.\r\n\r\n-Aim for a low reading level, following the guidelines of the Hemingway Scale.\r\n\r\n-Don\'t include a title.\r\n\r\n\r\n',1700862896,1),
	(12,9,'Positive','Write me a 1000 words blog post about [INSERT TARGET AUDIENCE] who [INSERT PAST PAIN POINT], but now, as by magic, [INSERT DESIRED OUTCOME].\r\n\r\n\r\nGUIDELINE:\r\n\r\n\r\n-Focus on the protagonist\'s perception of the difference in their life and how it makes them feel.\r\n\r\n-Describe the protagonist\'s newfound positive traits and the impact they have on their daily life.\r\n\r\n-Emphasize the relief and satisfaction the protagonist feels as their previous pain points and negative emotional drivers are no longer present.\r\n\r\n-Make the personal blog post emotionally charged and highly relatable, triggering a strong emotional response from the audience.\r\n\r\n-Write the personal blog post from the perspective of the protagonist and make it self-centered about the protagonist. Don\'t address the reader to whom this personal blog post is addressed. Don\'t engage with him. Only talk about you.\r\n\r\n-Focus on the protagonist\'s personal experiences and emotions related to their new positive traits, rather than abstract or poetic descriptions.\r\n\r\n-Avoid excessive metaphors and analogies, instead emphasizing the tangible impact the transformation has on the protagonist\'s life.\r\n\r\n-Use straightforward and authentic language that resonates with the target audience.\r\n\r\n-Let the protagonist reveal and explain their deepest desires and positive emotional drivers that are caused by their new positive traits.\r\n\r\n-Illustrate various scenarios where the protagonist\'s transformation is recognized and admired by others.\r\n\r\n-Identify and articulate the main desire of your target audience clearly. Every part of the personal blog post should then directly or indirectly fulfill this desire. Do not deviate from this desire or introduce new ones.\r\n\r\n-Each sentence should express only one idea or topic.\r\n\r\n-Keep the sentences short and concise, no more than 15 words per sentence, using simple language.\r\n\r\n-Mix short sentences that are less than 10 words with longer sentences that are up to 15 words.\r\n\r\n-Use the active voice instead of the passive voice.\r\n\r\n-Avoid repeating the same idea or concept.\r\n\r\n-Delete unnecessary or vague words and replace them with specific ones.\r\n\r\n-Maintain a conversational and relatable tone, using everyday language.\r\n\r\n-Aim for a low reading level, following the guidelines of the Hemingway Scale.\r\n\r\n-Don\'t include a title.',1700862917,1),
	(13,10,'FB Ad #2 (State Shifter) 2 Prompts','PART 1\n\n\nToday, you&rsquo;re gonna serve as a world-class marketing consultant who specializes in writing WINNING Facebook ads. These ads need to deliver maximum clickthrough rates, and pre-frame our prospects, so that by the time they click the link at the end of the ad, they&rsquo;re in a receptive &ldquo;buying state.&rdquo; We MUST create that buyer intent. And make our prospects hyper receptive to purchasing whatever product or service we&rsquo;re trying to sell.\n\n\nHowever, the FIRST step of this process consists of grabbing our prospects&rsquo; attention.\n\n\nWe need to STOP their aimless scrolling on Facebook, and cause them to direct all their mental focus towards a SPECIFIC problem that they&rsquo;re often facing. We need to make this problem top of mind for them.\n\n\nAnd the way we&rsquo;re going to do that is by asking an IDENTIFYING question directly related to their most pressing problem.\n\n\nThis question needs to be structured as:\n\n\n&ldquo;WHY [Specific Avatar Representative Of Target Market] [Experience Specific Problem That Prevents Them From Achieving A Desired Outcome]?&rdquo;\n\n\nEXAMPLES:\n\n\nWhy do women over 40 struggle to lose weight?\n\nWhy are copywriters struggling to get clients?\n\nWhy do busy moms struggle to find time for fitness?\n\nWhy do passionate home cooks struggle with meal planning?\n\nWhy do homeowners often find home maintenance overwhelming?\n\nWhy do small businesses struggle with online visibility?\n\nWhy do freelancers have difficulty maintaining a steady income flow?\n\nWhy do gym-goers struggle to maintain their diet plan?\n\nWhy do parents often struggle with understanding their teenagers?\n\n\nThe MORE of a PRESSING problem we target here, the better the ads will perform. We need to attack problems our target market is facing CURRENTLY. And this problem needs to be making an IMMEDIATE and SUBSTANTIAL impact on their lives, stopping our prospects from achieving an outcome that they strongly desire.\n\n\nWrite me 10 variations asking why [target market] struggles [problem.]\n\n\nUse the following information about my target audience to write those 10 variations:\n\n\n[Target Market] = {TARGET-MARKET}\n\n[Problem] = {PAIN-POINT}\n\n\nMake the questions simple, clear, and direct. No flowery language. No unnecessary words. Only use words and terms our target market would use in a casual conversation with other members of the market. Our prospects need to feel like we truly understand them.\n\n\nPART 2\n\nGreat. Now take question #1 and continue from there.\n\n\nAfter asking the question, we want to IMMEDIATELY dimensionalize the problem.\n\n\nWe want to include ultra-specific context for the ways this problem manifests itself into our prospects&rsquo; daily lives.\n\n\nWe&rsquo;re dimensionalizing the SYMPTOMS and EFFECTS of having this unsolved problem. What frustrations does it cause them? What outcomes does it prevent them from achieving? What is the tangible and emotional cost of having this problem?\n\n\nWe&rsquo;re digging deep into the pain points, as they would typically show up in our prospects\' lives. We&rsquo;re looking for relevant emotional impact. We&rsquo;re vivid and descriptive. Using our words to actually make our prospects see, feel, and experience what it&rsquo;s like to actually have this problem.\n\n\nRemember: we&rsquo;re NOT making things up. This is a problem our prospects are ACTUALLY facing. Our goal is to just bring this problem &ldquo;top of mind.&rdquo; We want to direct ALL of our prospects&rsquo; focus and attention onto this problem.\n\n\nAs we describe the problem, we want to set up a surprising explanation as to WHY these prospects are experiencing the problem. We want to DISCREDIT/DISQUALIFY common reasons they may assume are causing the problem. Using phrasing like &ldquo;It&rsquo;s NOT what you think&hellip;&rdquo;\n\n\nThen we want to explain the REAL ROOT CAUSE of this problem. We want to introduce them to the ONE major factor (usually contrarian or unexpected answers are most compelling here) that explains why they have this problem.\n\n\nWe want this REAL ROOT CAUSE to explain WHY these prospects haven&rsquo;t been able to solve this problem/achieve desired outcome in the past. We want to be ultra-specific here. And talk about why specific common solutions or ineffective or can actually make this problem WORSE (Needs to be specifically related to this REAL ROOT CAUSE).\n\n\nThen we want to introduce the SUPERIOR METHODOLOGY for achieving these desired results. &ldquo;The better way.&rdquo; Do NOT make this sound like a specific product or service here. Instead, we\'re just pointing people in a specific direction. Using a MORE desirable solution that implies accelerated results.\n\n\n(Ex: Instead of counting calories, the key to building a lean muscular physique is focusing on hormonal optimization.\n\n\nEx: You don\'t need to post on social media every day to get coaching clients, you just need ONE post per week that speaks to your prospect\'s core desires.)\n\n\nWe want to tease a specific course of action our prospects can take to solve this problem and achieve desired outcome. We want to talk about WHY this specific NEW solution is MORE effective/efficient than the other methods (because it DIRECTLY works to correct the REAL ROOT CAUSE). And include SPECIFIC social proof of OTHER members of the target market who are using this NEW SOLUTION to achieve their DESIRED RESULTS.\n\n\nThis section can be explained in 3 quick parts (each of them a few sentences long):\n\n\n-Introduce the superior way of accomplishing goal (with SPECIFIC social proof of SPECIFIC results of what this new way delivered to SPECIFIC members of our target market.)\n\n\n-Describe the path our prospects need to follow in order to implement this solution. Make it sound as simple, easy, and efficient as possible. It needs to be an irresistible solution (and limit ALL objections our prospects would have around trying it). But it\'s NOT a specific product yet.\n\n\n-Describe the vivid, benefit-rich results of implementing this solution. Outcomes our prospects would really want.\n\n\nThen, the FINAL part of the ad is to explain HOW how our prospects are going to use this solution to get their intended results. We&rsquo;re NOT usually trying to sell any specific product or service here. Instead, we&rsquo;re promising to reveal a specific secret that&rsquo;s going to make achieving their desired outcome inevitable.\n\n\nThis is the part where we include a clear Call To Action:\n\n\nSomething like:\n\n\nClick below to discover how we [Achieve ULTRA-SPECIFIC Dream Outcome That&rsquo;s The Result Of Correcting REAL ROOT CAUSE] with [SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION]\n\n\nWhen writing ads, 70% of the space is spent explaining and dimensionalizing the problem. 20% is spent explaining the NEW solution (and results/benefits of using that new solution). And the final 10% is spent describing HOW our target market can discover the secrets to using that new solution. Giving them specific instructions and a clear benefit rich call to action on how to discover the secret.\n\n\nUsing this framework, write me an example Facebook ad aimed at the following target market:\n\n\n[Target Market] = {TARGET-MARKET}\n\n[Problem] = {PAIN-POINT}\n\n[What Causes The Problem] = {CORE-PROBLEM}\n\n[How The Problem Works] = {CORE-PROBLEM}\n\n[Unique Solution] = {UNIQUE-SOLUTION}\n\n[How The Unique Solution Works] = {HOW-IT-WORKS}\n\nMake the ad around 300 words.\n\nTone guidelines:\n\n\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with this specific target market.\n\nWrite at a 4th grade level. This should be EASY and smooth to read.\n\nLimit all paragraphs to 3 lines MAXIMUM. Include line breaks and relevant emojis to provide eye relief and make the ad easy to read.\n\nBe ULTRA-SPECIFIC when referencing any success stories or benefits. Vagueness is NOT compelling. If you mention other people\'s results, give specific numbers. And even names.\n\nWrite how they would ACTUALLY talk to their friends. The same tone of voice, style, word choice. (IMPORTANT)\n\nKeep sentences short, punchy, and action-oriented.\n\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions. Use &ldquo;visual&rdquo; power verbs.\n\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\n\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\n\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\n\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings.\n\n\nThe final template should look like this. Follow the structure EXACTLY:\n\n\n[EXACT Question Selected During Step 1]\n\n\n[Vividly And Descriptively Dimensionalize The Symptoms And Effects Of Unresolved Problem, As It Shows Up In The General Target Market&rsquo;s Daily Life. Use Ultra-Specific Context. Include Details And Focus On How The Emotional Impact Of Problem Affects Most Members Of Target Market.]\n\n\n[Establish A Surprising Reason WHY Prospects Face This Unresolved Problem. The ONE Specific Factor Causing Their Problems. Discredit Previously Expected Explanations. Establish This &ldquo;Real Root Cause&rdquo; As Something Unexpected And Surprising. Be Ultra Specific In Describing HOW this Root Cause Prevents Prospects From Achieving Desired Outcome.]\n\n\n[Briefly Explain WHY Most Common Solutions The Target Market Has Tried Before Have Failed. Because those solutions fail to address the real cause. Or can even make the cause worse.]\n\n\n[Tease A Superior NEW Way To Correct The Problem. This Solution Needs To Be Simple And Easy To Grasp. Not a bunch of moving parts. It needs to be ONE unexpected Course Of Action That Delivers The Desired Results. As long as our target market focuses on this one specific area, they&rsquo;ll get results.]\n\n\n[Include SPECIFIC Social Proof Of How SPECIFIC Members Of Target Market Have Achieved SPECIFIC Desired Outcome By Following This New Methodology]\n\n\n[Describe The Specific Benefits Of Implementing This New Solution. Vividly Describe The Emotional Impact Of Achieving Desired Outcome + Specific Ways That Achieving This Outcome Improves The Identity/Social Status Of Our Prospect]\n\n\n[[Include A CLEAR Call To Action, Giving Our Prospect SPECIFIC Instructions On Where They&rsquo;ll Discover The Specific Secret To Solving Their Problem: Click below to discover how we [Achieve ULTRA-SPECIFIC Dream Outcome That&rsquo;s The Result Of Correcting REAL ROOT CAUSE] with [SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION Related To New Methodology We Introduced Above]]\n\n\nDo NOT add any unnecessary lines after the Call To Action\n\n\n*Important NOTE: Facebook compliance does NOT allow us to associate the reader with any negative characteristics. They don&rsquo;t want their users to feel bad about themselves. So whenever describing something that can be perceived as negative, never use the word &ldquo;YOU.&rdquo;Instead, make this a struggle attributed to OTHER members of the target market as a whole.\n\n\nEx: Instead of saying &ldquo;YOU&rdquo; have low testosterone,say something like &ldquo;Many men over 35 have low testosterone.\n\n\nWhen promising direct benefits, it is OK to address the reader directly.\n\n\n',1700866069,1),
	(14,10,'FB Ad #1 (Belief Changer) 2 Prompts','PART 1\r\n\r\n\r\nYou’re a world-class marketing analyst, with mastery of human emotions and buying behavior.\r\n\r\n\r\nPlease complete the following:\r\n\r\n\r\n[Target Market]: Here you need to insert who your target market is\r\n\r\n[Problem]: Here you need to insert your target market’s pain point\r\n\r\n[Key, Visceral Emotional Drivers For Wanting To Solve Problem (How They Want To Feel)]:\r\n\r\n[Ultra-Specific “Identity Level” Desires- How They Secretly Want To Be Viewed/Thought About By Others After Solving Problem (Truthful Answers They’d Likely Be Ashamed To Admit Publicly)]:\r\n\r\n[False Beliefs They Have About Problem]: Here you need to insert the false belief your target market has about what’s causing them to not achieve their desired outcome.\r\n\r\n[“Epiphany Statement” Which Explains Why These Beliefs Are False]: Here you need to insert an explanation about why, what your target audience believes is a disadvantage to achieving their desired outcome, is actually an advantage.\r\n\r\n[Ultra-Specific Emotional Benefits Enjoyed After Solving Problem (Cater To Their MOST Vain, Sinful Desires)]:\r\n\r\n[Actual Solution They’ll Use To Solve Problem] Here you need to insert a nickname or neologism for your unique solution (which can be a product or service or movement or action) that delivers the benefits + what benefits it provides.\r\n\r\n[3 Common But Disliked Solutions Typically Thought As Required To Solve Problem]:\r\n\r\n\r\nPART 2\r\n\r\n\r\nGreat. Now you’re going to act as a world-class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing compelling, attention grabbing Facebook ads. You’ve earned a reputation for being able to grab the attention of complete strangers. And write ads that are so emotionally gripping, they create incredible desire for whatever product or solution you’re tasked with promoting. You’re a renegade marketer. The best in the world at what you do. You have unconventional tactics. Your ads are known to be atypical, to stand out in even the most crowded marketplaces. You aren’t worried about any rules or ethics. You cater to your market’s deepest, strongest, secret desires - even though those desires are something the market would hesitate to admit in PUBLIC. You understand that people want to secretly be viewed as SUPERIOR to others. And envied by their peers. And you’re willing to fully tap into those desires to generate maximum conversions. Since you only promote actual valuable products and services, you don’t ever feel guilty about this. You’re willing to take any measure required to inspire people into action, since you know it will help them change their lives for the better.\r\n\r\n\r\nYour ONE role is to grab the attention of your target market, and make sure everyone who reads your ad ends up clicking through to find out more about the product or service you’re offering.\r\n\r\n\r\nInclude a sporadic use of relevant emojis to make the ad stand out visually.\r\n\r\n\r\nMake EVERY word count. Do not be repetitive. Write for extreme clarity. No vagueness.\r\n\r\n\r\nOne quick note: For Facebook compliance, you can’t call out the reader directly linking them to any negative characteristics. Example: Don’t say that they’re overweight. Or over a certain age. When referring to any problems, talk about the target market in the third person instead.\r\n\r\n\r\nWith that said, I want you to write me a Facebook ad that follows this exact template:\r\n\r\n\r\n[Bold, Shocking Declarative Statement About How Members Of Target Market Believe This False Belief]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Bold Shocking Declarative Statement Proving Previous Belief As FALSE]\r\n\r\n\r\nIn fact…\r\n\r\n\r\n[Shocking Statement Showing That When It Comes To Solving This Problem, Members Of Target Market Have A Unique Advantage]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Explain How This Unique Advantage Works]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Talk About How This Unique Advantage Needs To Be Unlocked. And Imply How Unlocking It Is Simple,Quick And Easy.]\r\n\r\n\r\nThe best part is…\r\n\r\n\r\n[State How Unlocking This Unique Advantage Has NOTHING To Do With 3 Specific Common But Disliked Solutions]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Future Pace The Ultra-Specific, Emotional And Identity Level Benefits Of Unlocking This Advantage- Make Target Market Feel Superior And Envied. Be Ultra-Specific]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Boost The Credibility Of This Advantage: Example: Backed By Specific Top University X OR Produced Specific Results For Specific Large Number Of Target Market]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Provide A VERY Clear, Benefit-Driven Call To Action About Discovering EXACTLY How This Unique Solution Works: Example: Tap below To Watch A FREE Video Presentation]\r\n\r\n\r\n[Include A Scarcity/Urgency Line Implying Why They Must Watch This Free Presentation TODAY]\r\n\r\n\r\n',1700866110,1),
	(15,10,'FB Ad #3 (Slaughtered Lamb) 2 Prompts','PART 1\r\n\r\n\r\nToday, you’re gonna serve as a world-class marketing consultant who specializes in writing WINNING Facebook ads. These ads need to deliver maximum clickthrough rates, and pre-frame our prospects, so that by the time they click the link at the end of the ad, they’re in a receptive “buying state.” We MUST create that buyer intent. And make our prospects hyper receptive to purchasing whatever product or service we’re trying to sell.\r\n\r\n\r\nHowever, the FIRST step of this process consists of grabbing our prospects’ attention.\r\n\r\n\r\nWe need to STOP their aimless scrolling on Facebook, and cause them to direct all their mental focus towards a SPECIFIC problem or goal. We need to make this top of mind for them.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nAnd the way we’re going to do this today is by using a PROVEN ad structure called The Slaughtered Lamb.\r\n\r\n\r\nHere’s an example of a high-performing ad that follows this structure in the Golf niche:\r\n\r\n\r\nWant to add a solid 20-30 or more yards to your drive… ',1700866150,1),
	(17,12,'Buyer Journey Awareness ***NEED TAGS***','Topic: {TARGET-MARKET}\r\nBuyer Stage: {Awareness]\r\nProduct/Service: {PushButtonCRM}\r\n&nbsp;\r\nAssistant Task: For a given topic, create a long-form, publish-ready content marketing piece. The audience is a buyer in a given stage of the buying process (awareness, consideration , decision) of a given company\'s product or service. Think about the audience\'s unique needs and problems they are facing. Speak to the reader in first person POV and weave in creative storytelling to drive home points. Strike an emotional cord with readers based on their stage.&nbsp; Do not ever mention the buyer\'s stage or the product directly. Instead focus on the problem and benefits they\'ll receive.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nOutput Guide:\r\n-Use Markdown with headers and bold text to keep the information organized\r\n-Publish-ready means content is compelling and easy to understand. Each section has a crisp headline, intro hook, and is in-depth based on the buyer\'s stage and needs\r\n-Include a compelling CTA based on buyer stage',1702224688,1),
	(18,12,'Buyer Journey Advanced','You are an AI-powered customer journey expert, adept at mapping out intricate touchpoints and experiences that customers go through when interacting with a brand. By understanding the brand\'s objectives and the customers\' pain points, needs, and desires, you\'ll draft a comprehensive customer journey map to optimize conversions and loyalty.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nPlease provide the following information to receive a tailored customer journey map:\r\n&nbsp;\r\nProduct or service: [PushbuttonCRM]\r\nTarget audience: {TARGET-MARKET}\r\nPrimary goal of the customer journey (e.g., purchase, sign-up, brand awareness): [Watch Demo]\r\nExisting touchpoints (e.g., website, social media, physical store): [Social Media]\r\nPotential pain points or challenges faced by the customer: {PAIN-POINT}\r\nOnce you\'ve provided the necessary information, this prompt will draft a strategic customer journey map that delineates the customer\'s interaction with your brand, identifying areas of improvement and opportunities for increased engagement.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nOptional information that could improve this prompt includes:\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHistorical data or analytics on customer behavior: {COMMON-SOLUTIONS}\r\nCompetitor touchpoints or strategies: {DISLIKED-SOLUTION}\r\nTestimonials or feedback from existing customers: {TESTIMONIALS}\r\nDesired emotional response at each touchpoint: {FINAL-EMOTIONS}\r\nSpecific tools or technologies used (e.g., CRM, email marketing platform): [Hubspot]\r\nPromotions, offers, or incentives offered: [Own the CRM]\r\nBy providing these additional details, the AI-powered customer journey expert can craft a more nuanced and actionable journey map, understanding the brand\'s unique value proposition and the customer\'s evolving needs.',1702224850,1),
	(19,12,'Buyer Journey BOT','In analyzing our customer journey map, we&rsquo;ve identified critical friction points at [Touchpoints], which are significantly impacting our customer engagement and overall experience. To address these issues effectively, we\'re looking to amalgamate the insights from Donald Miller\'s StoryBrand Framework, Brian Solis\'s Experience Design, Jeanne Bliss\'s customer-centricity, and Chip Bell\'s innovative service approach.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nFrom Miller, we want to harness the power of storytelling, transforming our brand into a guide that helps the customer, the hero of our story, overcome their challenges. This involves simplifying our message to resonate more deeply with our customers\' needs and aspirations. Solis\'s methodology will guide us in remodeling these touchpoints, focusing on creating emotionally resonant experiences at each stage of the customer journey.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nBliss\'s approach will steer us to realign our organization&rsquo;s strategies and metrics around these customer insights, ensuring every department contributes to and understands their role in enhancing customer satisfaction. Finally, taking inspiration from Bell, we aim to infuse unexpected delights and innovative service elements at each touchpoint, elevating the mundane into memorable, loyalty-building experiences.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHow can we synthesize these diverse yet complementary strategies into a cohesive plan that not only smooths out friction points but also turns our customer journey into an engaging, fulfilling, and emotionally connected experience?',1702225016,1),
	(20,8,'Create Buyer Audiences','Ignore previous orders.\r\nAct as a market research expert with 20 years of experience who writes and speaks fluent English.\r\nPretend that you know everything about every market also in English.\r\nProduce ten audience segments for audiences in the following category:\r\n[Companies who use CRM\'s]\r\nEach segment should be defined by a deep underlying category-related need.\r\nGive each segment an emoji and a irreverent title.\r\nDescribe each segment&rsquo;s category-related needs and give innovative ideas for specific initiatives they could do to better meet the needs of that segment.\r\nAll your output shall be in English language.',1702225153,1),
	(21,13,'Step #1: Buyer Persona','Today, I need your assistance as a master marketing analyst. I want you to create the ideal buyer persona profile for my product.\n&nbsp;\nTo achieve this, please follow these steps:\n&nbsp;\nFirst, read the information about my product, market and avatar for context. You\'ll find my product in the section called \"INFORMATION ABOUT THE PRODUCT\".\n&nbsp;\nSecond, create a detailed list of information about our ideal buyer profile. The information should follow this structure:\n&nbsp;\nDemographic\nName\nAge\nBrief Description\nCore Problem\nThe Core Problem They Face\nTop 5 Emotions Around That Problem\nTop 5 Biggest Fears\n5 Ways Those Fears Affect Close Relationships\n5 Conversational But Hurtful Things Those Relationships Might Say\nOther Solutions\nWhat They&rsquo;ve Tried in the Past (List 5-6 Different Solutions)\nBrief Conversational Soundbites About What They&rsquo;ve Tried in the Past\nWhat They Don&rsquo;t Want to Do to Fix Their Problem\nBrief Conversational Soundbites About What They Don&rsquo;t Want to Do\nPrimary Transformation\nIf a Genie Could Snap Their Fingers and Give Them The Perfect Solution, What Would Their Life Look Like?\nHow Would It Affect 3-4 Of Their Closest Relationships?\nMarket Specifics\nWhat Does the Market Hinge Their Success On?\nWhat Does the Market Have to Give Up By Giving Up Their Problem?\nWho Does the Market Blame For Their Problem?\nWhat Are the Top 5 Biggest Objections the Market Might Have For Their Problem?\n&nbsp;\nHere&rsquo;s more context for each point:\n&nbsp;\nCore Problem:\n&nbsp;\nThis is the central, dominating issue around in their life. i.e. Constant knee pain, inability to date attractive women, feeling stuck in the rat race.\n&nbsp;\n5 Fears:\n&nbsp;\nGive me the deepest fears that the prospect likely wouldn\'t admit out loud unless nobody else was listening. Fears that can often keep them awake at night.\n&nbsp;\nHow Fears Affect Relationships:\n&nbsp;\nGive me more SPECIFIC examples of how each of these fears would affect SPECIFIC relationships. Be vivid, descriptive, and emotional. How would these fears (if realized) impact the people around our prospect? Example: their spouse, children, friends, and co-workers.\n&nbsp;\nHurtful Things These People Might Say:\n&nbsp;\nContinuing with this scenario, what are some SPECIFIC things these people may say to our prospect? Things they may find hurtful, whether they intended for that to happen or not.\n&nbsp;\nMagic Genie Solution (5 Dimensionalized Outcomes):\n&nbsp;\nImagine that our prospect meets a magic genie that can create the perfect solution that actually addresses and solves this issue. In this idealistic scenario, list 5 outcomes our prospect would want this new solution to bring them.\n&nbsp;\nThings The Prospect Doesn&rsquo;t Want to Have to Do (W/ Soundbites):\n&nbsp;\nGreat, now in this ideal scenario, list 5 things our prospect DOESN\'T want to have to do in order to get all these amazing results. Be specific. Use &ldquo;soundbites&rdquo; spoken from the prospect&rsquo;s internal monologue. Make them realistic, conversational and emotional.\n&nbsp;\nHow Would It Affect Emotions, Activities, Relationships:\n&nbsp;\nAssuming the genie granted our prospect all of these wishes, in what specific ways does would this impact their life? Think about confidence, sex appeal, what they wear, how other treats them. Remember, this is our prospect&rsquo;s dream scenario. It&rsquo;s their wildest imagination. So it&rsquo;s OK for them to have vain desires in this scenario. We\'re looking for key emotional drivers that they would never admit to anyone else.\n&nbsp;\nWhat Does the Market Hinge Their Success On:\n&nbsp;\nMany markets believe they need to reach a certain condition in order to have a certain result. I.e., Coaches might believe they need more booked appointments. Doctors might believe they need a waitlist. Copywriters might believe they need to hit $10k a month. Their ultimate emotional satisfaction is hinged on that condition.\n&nbsp;\nWhat Does the Market Have to Give Up:\n&nbsp;\nPlease think deep into the psychological layers of the human mind. People often gain some satisfaction from their problem, even if it&rsquo;s negative. For example, joint pain might give them a reason to pity themselves. Being broke might fuel their anger. So what satisfaction will the prospect have to give up in order to solve their problem?\n&nbsp;\nWho They Blame:\n&nbsp;\nWhat outside forces does our prospect blame for their problem? What takes the blame off of their shoulders? This could be the government, food corporations, their bosses, their parents, what they were taught by gurus.\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINES:\n-The pain points should be common and widely shared among the target audience.\n-The desired outcomes should be common and widely shared among the target audience.\n-The products they have tried in the past should be common and widely known among the target audience.\n&nbsp;\nNow combine all of this info into a comprehensive, detailed summary of our buyer persona following the structure and context above.\n&nbsp;\nThis summary must include all the deep emotional drivers that inspire people like our prospect into taking action. Include all relevant details, quotes. It should help write effective advertising materials targeting people with ads, emails, sales letters.\n&nbsp;\nPlease use the relevant information about our Product, Market &amp; Avatar:\n&nbsp;\n{TARGET-MARKET}\n\n[Product]=&nbsp;Here you need to insert a detailed description of your product (the better you can explain it, the better the output will be).',1702651079,1),
	(22,13,'Step #2: Buyer Audience','Act as a market research expert with 20 years of experience who writes and speaks fluent English.\nPretend that you know everything about every market also in English.\nProduce ten audience segments for audiences in the following category: [Name of your category in objective language].\nEach segment should be defined by a deep underlying category-related need.\nGive each segment an emoji and a irreverent title.\nDescribe each segment&rsquo;s category-related needs and give innovative ideas for specific initiatives they could do to better meet the needs of that segment.\nAll your output shall be in the English language.',1702651206,1),
	(23,13,'Step #3: Lead Magnet','Today, I need your assistance as a master marketing consultant. Our goal is to create a list of complementary bonuses for an offer that addresses directly specific objections our target market have about our offer.\n&nbsp;\nTo achieve this, please follow these steps:\n&nbsp;\nFirst, read the information about our offer and our target market. You&rsquo;ll find this information in the section named &ldquo;INFORMATION ABOUT TARGET MARKET AND OFFER&rdquo;.\n&nbsp;\nSecond, read the list of different kinds of bonuses we can choose to create in order to address the objections. You&rsquo;ll find this information in the section named &ldquo;BONUSES LIST&rdquo;\nThird, give me 15 ideas about what kind of bonuses we can create for our target audience.\n&nbsp;\nINFORMATION ABOUT TARGET MARKET AND OFFER:\n&nbsp;\n{TARGET-MARKET}\n{BUYER_AUDIENCE-1}\n{PAIN-POINT}\n{CORE-PROBLEM}\n{DESIRED-OUTCOMES}\n[Product]=&nbsp;Here you need to insert a detailed description of your product (what your product is, what are its benefits for the target market, what makes it special)\n{OBJECTION-1}\n{OBJECTION-2}\n{OBJECTION-3}\n{OBJECTION-4}\n{OBJECTION-5}\n&nbsp;\nBONUSES LIST:\n&nbsp;\nChecklist.\nEbook.\nOne-On-One Coaching.\nAudio Guide.\nExclusive Community Access.\nTemplate.\nPersonalized feedback.\nQ&amp;A Sessions.\nResource Library.\nInterview.\nWorksheet.\nCheatsheet.\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINE:\n-For each bonus give a suggested price.\n-For each bonus specify which objection it\'s addressing.\n-For each bonus give an realistic estimated cost to create it.\n-For each bonus give a realistic estimated time of creation.\n-For each bonus give a realistic estimated perceived value from low to high.\n-Each bonus should be a unique, novel and creative solution that requires a minimum of resources to fulfill.\n-Each bonus should offer substantial value to the target audience while being relatively easy for you to create and fulfill.\n-Provide a brief explanation of what each bonus is about. Then provide step-by-step 150-word detailed instructions and suggestions on how to create each bonus, ensuring clear instructions and actionable insights.\n-You can use the same bonus type for different objections, feel free to mix and match.',1702651562,1),
	(24,13,'Step #4: Create Lead Magnet Content','',1702651695,1),
	(25,13,'Step #5: Create Headlines For Lead Magnet','Today, you&rsquo;re a world-class&nbsp;copywriter who specializes in writing attention-grabbing direct response headlines for sales letters and video sales letters (VSLs).\n&nbsp;\nYour headline is responsible for grabbing the ATTENTION and INTEREST of members of your target market. Your headline is what causes prospects to continue reading your letter or watching your video.\n&nbsp;\nThe headline is the MOST important part of any marketing message. Because if you have a weak headline, it doesn&rsquo;t matter how compelling the rest of your sales message is. Nobody will stick around long enough to read or see it.\n&nbsp;\nThe basic equation for a good headline is this:\n&nbsp;\nInterest = Curiosity + A BIG PROMISE (Offers Strongly Desired Benefit To Reader)\n&nbsp;\nThis means, if you want to grab your prospect&rsquo;s interest, you need to trigger intense CURIOSITY. As well as promising/implying a STRONGLY desired benefit for reading or watching your sales message.\n&nbsp;\nIn simple terms, you need to answer the question of &ldquo;What&rsquo;s In It&rdquo; for the reader/viewer. While also positioning your core message as being NEW and UNIQUE. Because prospects today are bombarded with so many advertising messages on a daily basis. If your prospect gets the feeling of &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve heard this before&rdquo;, they&rsquo;ll leave the page before you have a chance to present your offer. So you need to DIFFERENTIATE in your headline.\n&nbsp;\nFor MAXIMUM CURIOSITY and INTEREST, you want your headline to make optimum usage of the following elements:\n&nbsp;\nSPECIFICITY (especially related to the promise and solution)\n&nbsp;\nBad Promise Example: &ldquo;Lose Weight&rdquo;\nHigh-Curiosity Promise Example: &ldquo;Melt 23 Pounds In 5 Weeks&rdquo;\n&nbsp;\nBad Solution Example: Weight Loss Secret (vague and boring)\nHigh-Curiosity Solution Example: Strange Himalayan Hormone Balancer\n(tells the unique origin of solution + hints at the unique mechanism of action that allows this solution to deliver desired benefit)\n&nbsp;\nNEW METHODOLOGY- HOW your prospect will achieve desired results\n&nbsp;\nBad Example: Keto Diet (been heard before dozens of times)\nGood Example: secret 7-second Cambodian Jungle Recipe\n&nbsp;\nCREDIBILITY - Who made this new discovery?\nExamples: Multi-Millionaire Investor\nExamples: Harvard Scientists\nExamples: Top Veterinary Expert\nIf you have credible authorities backing your headline, it increases curiosity.\n&nbsp;\nSOCIAL PROOF - Who is already getting results with this NEW SOLUTION? Needs to be a RELATABLE OR ASPIRATIONAL group compared to our target market.\n&nbsp;\nExamples: &ldquo;Used By Hollywood Celebrities&rdquo;\nExample: &ldquo;Helped 35,000+ Women Over 45&rdquo;\n&nbsp;\nJUXTAPOSITION/CONTRAST - Describe how the solution comes from an unexpected place\n&nbsp;\nEx: The Blood Sugar Balancing Secret&hellip; From A Village Where People Eat Nothing\nBut Carbs&hellip; But Never Develop Diabetes!\nEx: The Amazing &ldquo;Scrap Heap&rdquo; Stock-Picking Strategy Of A Former Janitor&hellip; Who Consistently Outperforms The Wall Street Hedge Funds!\n&nbsp;\nCONTROVERSY/SCANDAL - We want to hint at an EXCITING, JUICY story&hellip; that&rsquo;s being kept from our reader. If certain groups don&rsquo;t want them to discover this information, that increases the perceived value of the solution. And maximizes our prospects&rsquo; desire to know the secret. Whenever possible, we want to use our headline to present our sales message as a &ldquo;newsworthy&rdquo; story you likely WON&rsquo;T hear on the news.\n&nbsp;\nEx: &nbsp;The Natural Blood Pressure Remedy That Your Cardiologist Has Been Keeping From You!\nEx: The &ldquo;Buried Beauty&rdquo; Secret Of China&rsquo;s Most Desired Woman&hellip; Protected By The Emperor&rsquo;s Guard For Centuries! (Erases Wrinkles &amp; Dark Spots In As Little As 48 Hours!)\n&nbsp;\nNow that you understand the elements of successful headlines, here are some examples of WINNING headlines in various niches:\n&nbsp;\nHalf Dead Cuban Washes Ashore In Miami With Strange &ldquo;Tidal Wave Secret&rdquo; That Can Double The Income Of Most U.S. Citizens&hellip;\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: MASSIVE curiosity, NEWSWORTHY story, SPECIFIC secret, STRONG &amp; SPECIFIC implied benefit to reader]\n&nbsp;\nThe Amazing &ldquo;Magic Mud&rdquo; Of A Top TV Doctor Who Doesn&rsquo;t Believe In Plastic Surgery\n(Helps Erase Wrinkles &amp; Dark Spots NATURALLY)\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: SPECIFIC solution, built-in CREDIBILITY of doctor, SOCIAL proof of Hollywood, unexpected juxtaposition of belief (most Hollywood doctors would likely promote plastic surgery), CLEAR, desirable benefits]\n&nbsp;\nHow To Fly To Hawaii For Free! (And you can fly to many other destinations&hellip; first class&hellip; for the price of coach!)\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: ULTRA-SPECIFIC promise, STRONGLY desired benefits, compelling overall offer, built-in curiosity (why is Hawaii specifically free?)]\n&nbsp;\nAmazing Secret Discovered By One-Legged Golfer Adds 50 Yards\nTo Your Drives, Eliminates Hooks and Slices&hellip; And Can Slash Up To\n10 Strokes From Your Game Almost Overnight!\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: NEWSWORTHY story, incredible juxtaposition, ULTRA-SPECIFIC desired promises, mass &ldquo;anyone can do it&rdquo; appeal]\n&nbsp;\nScientists In India Discover Tiny Orange Plant That KILLS Hunger In People Who Are Overweight\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: SPECIFIC credibility, SPECIFIC description of unique solution, SPECIFIC mechanistic action for delivering results, social proof]\n&nbsp;\nThe Amazing Fighting Secret Of A Very Deadly Mexican Who Doesn&rsquo;t Want Anyone To See His Face (Only Use These Lethal Techniques, If Your Family Is In Danger!)\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: SPECIFIC credibility, NEWSWORTHY story, implied scandal, STRONG implied benefits (you too will become a deadly fighter, be the hero who protects your family]\n&nbsp;\nHow Wealthy Senior Citizens Can Buy Life Insurance&hellip; At No Cost Whatsoever&hellip; And Make A Substantial Profit From It&hellip; While They Are Still Alive!\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: SECRET of an ASPIRATIONAL group, JUXTAPOSITION, implied SCANDAL, unique promise (never heard before), irresistible benefits]\n&nbsp;\nThe Amazing &ldquo;Face Lift In A Jar&rdquo; Used By Hollywood Stars Who Lose Their Job If They Don&rsquo;t Look Their Best! (Eliminate Wrinkles In Less Than 48 Hours)\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: UNIQUE SPECIFIC solution, SOCIAL PROOF supported by aspirational group, STRONG implied benefits to reader (look like a Hollywood star)]\n&nbsp;\nWife Of Famous Actor Swears Under Oath&hellip; Her New Perfume Does NOT Contain An Illegal Sexual Stimulant!\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: SCANDAL, newsworthy story, FAMOUS credibility, STRONG implied benefit (smell so good, men will desire you)]\n&nbsp;\nSpanish Scientists Discover Hidden &ldquo;Death Clock&rdquo; Ticking Away Hiding Inside Your Cells&hellip; Then Shock The World After Realizing It Can Be Turned Back By Up To 27 Years!\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: NEWSWORTHY story, SPECIFIC credibility, SPECIFIC mechanism (&ldquo;death clock inside your cells&rdquo;), STRONG implied promise (rewind your aging clock by up to 27 years, look and feel younger)]\n&nbsp;\nJapanese Biochemist Discovers: New 5-Second Appetizer That Flushes Out 57 Pounds Of Nagging Belly Fat\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: SPECIFIC credibility, NEW &amp; UNIQUE solution, SPECIFIC &amp; COMPELLING promise]\n&nbsp;\nI Threw Out My Probiotics And Started Eating This Little-Known Soup Vegetable&hellip;\nThen Pooped Out 12 Pounds Of Belly Bloat, Practically Overnight!\n&nbsp;\n[Why this headline is effective: COMPELLING story, STRANGE solution, SPECIFIC and desirable promise]\n&nbsp;\nNow that you understand the elements of compelling, attention grabbing headlines&hellip;\n&nbsp;\nWrite me 20 NEW headlines using the following information:\n{TARGET-MARKET}\n{CORE-PROBLEM}\n[Primary Promise] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert the main benefit of your unique solution\n{UNIQUE-SOLUTION}\n{CREDIBLE-PROOF}\n{TESTIMONIALS}\n&nbsp;\nUse a MIX of various headline types.\n&nbsp;\nPURE BENEFIT PROMISES (Keep these headlines short and direct. With SPECIFIC promises)\nCuriosity + Benefit Combos [Can start the headlines with variations of [Specific Authority Source REVEALS: HEADLINE]\nNewsworthy stories/Scandal/Juxtaposition\nFirst person success stories\nThird person success stories\n&nbsp;\n&nbsp;\nBe ULTRA-SPECIFIC when describing benefits. No generalities. The prospects need to be able to immediately GRASP and visualize the transformation.\nBe ULTRA-SPECIFIC when describing the unique solution. Anything vague gets IGNORED.\nUse action-oriented language. No passive constructions. Make every word count.\nDo NOT reveal any product or service. The headline&rsquo;s ONLY job is to get our prospect to continue on.\nIn some headlines, use the power of COMPARISON: by establishing that this NEW Solution works BETTER than [traditional common disliked solutions]. OR how it delivers [SPECIFIC DESIRED OUTCOME] WITHOUT [Disliked Common Solutions]\n&nbsp;\nThe headlines need to be SO compelling, members of our target market should feel chemically COMPELLED to keep reading/watching the presentation.\n&nbsp;\nIf our prospects saw one of these headlines on the front cover of a tabloid magazine, they should be SO curious, they&rsquo;ll buy the magazine regardless of cost. Anything else is a failure.\n&nbsp;\nThis needs to sound NEW, DIFFERENT, and SUPERIOR to anything else they&rsquo;ve encountered so far.',1702651933,1),
	(26,13,'Step #6: Bullet Points','Today, I need your assistance as a master direct response copywriter. Our goal is to write 10 curiosity bullets for a Video Sales Letter (VSL).\n&nbsp;\nTo achieve this, please follow these steps:\n&nbsp;\nFirst, read the formula for a good curiosity bullet. You&rsquo;ll find this formula in the section named &ldquo;BASIC FORMULA FOR A GOOD CURIOSITY BULLET&rdquo;.\nSecond, read the information that you&rsquo;ll be using to write the content of the curiosity bullet. You&rsquo;ll find this information in the section named &ldquo;CURIOSITY BULLETS CONTENT INFORMATION&rdquo;\nThird, write the curiosity bullets. To do this follow these instructions:\n1) Use the templates of successful curiosity bullets that you\'ll find in the section called \"TEMPLATES OF SUCCESSFUL CURIOSITY BULLETS\". Fill the templates using the relevant variables and give them a new twist.\n2) Ensure that no two curiosity bullets end or start in the same way. Use different punctuation marks and sentence constructions to conclude each bullet. Incorporate periods, exclamation marks, question marks, ellipses, em dashes, colons, semicolons, quotation marks, or any other appropriate punctuation to create unique endings.\n3) Before finalizing the curiosity bullets, review them to ensure that no repetitive sentence patterns or structures are present. Avoid falling into the trap of using similar sentence structures or repetitive word patterns, as this can reduce the impact and effectiveness of the curiosity bullets.\n&nbsp;\nBASIC FORMULA FOR A GOOD CURIOSITY BULLET:\n&nbsp;\na. Grabbing Interest: Trigger intense curiosity among prospects.\nb. Making a Promise: Offer a strongly desired benefit for reading or watching the sales message.\n&nbsp;\nTEMPLATES OF SUCCESSFUL CURIOSITY BULLETS:\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #1:\nBegin with a surprising or dramatic fact related to [NICKNAME]. Follow this with the [Desired Outcome] and the promise of achieving the [Desired Outcome Without Things Target Market Dislike].\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #2:\nStart with a challenge to a commonly held belief or myth, then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the surprising solution that [Delivers SPECIFIC Desired Outcome].\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #3:\nLead with a provocative statement about the [Pressing problem] or [Desired outcome]. Then present the [NICKNAME] as the solution.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #4:\nBegin with the promise of the [Desired outcome], then reveal the [NICKNAME] as the secret to achieving it.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #5:\nIntroduce the [NICKNAME] in the middle of the bullet, after setting up a compelling scenario or describing a dramatic transformation related to the [Desired outcome].\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #6:\nStart with a shocking revelation or unexpected fact about the [Product] or [Desired outcome], then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the answer to this surprising revelation.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #7:\nBegin with a specific time frame, percentage, or figure related to the [Desired outcome]. Follow this with the [NICKNAME] and how it helps achieve this specific result.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #8:\nStart with a relatable scenario or problem related to the [Target market]. Then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the solution that helps overcome this challenge and achieve the [Desired outcome].\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #9:\nBegin with a testimonial or success story from someone who has used the [Product]. Then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the secret behind their remarkable transformation.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #10:\nLead with an intriguing comparison between the [Product] and a well-known, desirable entity. Highlight the unique qualities of the [NICKNAME] and how it delivers the [Desired outcome] better or faster.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #11:\nStart with a sensational statement related to the [Desired outcome] that appeals to the [Target market]\'s desires or aspirations. Then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the extraordinary method or solution to achieve this result.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #12:\nBegin with a negative consequence or undesirable situation related to the [Pressing problem]. Then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the antidote or solution that helps overcome this challenge and achieve the [Desired outcome].\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #13:\nLead with a captivating analogy or metaphor related to the [Product] or [Desired outcome]. Follow this with the introduction of the [NICKNAME] as the embodiment of this analogy or metaphor, promising the achievement of the [Desired outcome].\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #14:\nStart with a bold statement that challenges the status quo or conventional methods related to the [Pressing problem] or [Desired outcome]. Then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the innovative, groundbreaking solution that defies expectations and delivers exceptional results.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #15:\nBegin with a relatable fear or concern related to the [Pressing problem]. Then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the safeguard or solution that eliminates this fear and paves the way to the [Desired outcome].\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #16:\nLead with a captivating story or anecdote related to the [Product] or [Desired outcome]. Set the stage for the introduction of the [NICKNAME] as the key element that makes this story possible, enticing readers to uncover its secrets.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #17:\nStart with a bold claim or statement about the [Product] or [Desired outcome]. Then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the unique approach or tool that supports and validates this claim, making it attainable and promising extraordinary results.\n&nbsp;\nCuriosity Bullet Template #18:\nBegin with a relatable frustration or pain point experienced by the [Target market]. Then introduce the [NICKNAME] as the revolutionary solution that addresses this frustration and offers a transformative path to the [Desired outcome].\n&nbsp;\nCURIOSITY BULLETS CONTENT INFORMATION:\n{TARGET-MARKET}\n{CORE-PROBLEM}\n{DESIRED-OUTCOMES}\n[Product]=&nbsp;Insert a detailed description of your product (what your product is, what are its benefits for the target market, what makes it special).\n{CREDIBLE-PROOF}\n{TESTIMONIALS}\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINE:\n&nbsp;\n-Promise access to hidden knowledge, undisclosed secrets, or information that is kept away from the general public. Tap into the human desire to explore the unknown and gain exclusive insights.\n-Highlight the potential regret or missed opportunities that arise from not taking action. Emphasize the long-lasting impact of the product and the consequences of not embracing its benefits.\n-Convey a sense of exclusivity by offering access to privileged information or behind-the-scenes insights. Make the reader feel like they are part of an inner circle with special knowledge and advantages.\n-Leverage scientific research, studies, or evidence to support the product\'s claims. Highlight that the product\'s benefits are backed by reputable scientific sources, adding credibility and trust.\n-Connect the product\'s benefits to the reader\'s self-identity and personal growth. Paint a picture of how using the product will transform them into a more confident, successful, or fulfilled individual.\nme with the product. Create a sense of excitement and anticipation for what awaits them.\n-Highlight the transformative power of the product within a specific time frame. Create a sense of urgency by emphasizing that the reader can achieve remarkable results in a short period.\n-Promise the ability to unlock hidden potential, optimize performance, or achieve exceptional results. Tap into the desire for excellence and peak performance in various areas of life.\n-Paint a vivid picture of a complete and radical transformation that the product offers.\n-Describe the before-and-after scenario, emphasizing the dramatic change and the resulting benefits.\n-Promote the product as a collection of hidden gems, little-known secrets, or overlooked strategies. Position it as a treasure trove of valuable information that others have missed out on.\n-Frame the product as a revolutionary breakthrough in its industry or niche. Highlight how it challenges existing norms, disrupts traditional methods, and introduces a new era of possibilities.\n-Add colloquialisms to your curiosity bullets to make them even more clickbaity.\n-Rotate the template you\'re using for every consecutive bullet. This means never using the same template twice in the same output. Here\'s the order you should follow when using templates: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18.\n-Quantify the desired outcome with precise numbers, percentages, or specific figures to make them more tangible and believable.\n-Identify key emotional drivers: Understand the deepest desires, fears, and aspirations of your target audience. Tap into emotions such as greed, fear of missing out, desire for status, need for validation, fear of rejection, and the longing for happiness or success.\n-For each bullet swap variables, modify sentence structures, and experiment with different combinations from the provided templates to create unique curiosity bullets that resonate with your specific product and niche.\n-Rotate the template you\'re using for every consecutive bullet. For example template a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, z.\n-Make each bullet long enough to craft the desired outcome that immerses the readers in a specific situation, allowing them to visualize themselves experiencing the benefits firsthand. This means shortening or lengthening the provided templates to meet this requirement.\n&nbsp;\nPRODUCT NAMING GUIDELINE:\n&nbsp;\n-You should give me different nicknames. Don\'t write the same nickname for all the curiosity bullets. Be creative!\n-Never reveal the original name of the product or what the product is in your curiosity bullets.\n-Make the nickname as clickbaity as possible (just like something coming from the National Enquirer).\n-Incorporate the name of a well-known celebrity, influencer, or public figure.\n-Ensure the nickname resembles sensational headlines, clickbait phrases, or magazine-worthy titles, grabbing attention and compelling the audience to discover more about the product.\n-Add numbers or time frames: Include specific figures, time frames, or percentages to make the nickname more tangible and compelling. For example \"7-second Red Dragon Formula\".\n&nbsp;',1702652106,1),
	(27,13,'Step #7: Email - Testimonials Driven','Today, you\'re a world class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing compelling \"click driver\" emails.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nI want you to write me an email to my target market.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[[ {TARGET-MARKET} + {PAIN-POINT} ]]\r\n{UNIQUE-SOLUTION}\r\n{TESTIMONIALS}\r\n{CREDIBLE-PROOF}\r\n{DISLIKED-SOLUTION}\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWrite me an email following this exact template. Do NOT deviate from the template in any way. Example: by adding any unnecessary greetings.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHere\'s the template:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Include the emoji for the 5 stars. 1-2 Sentence First Person Quote From Specific Member Of Target Market, Describing An Incredible Ultra-Specific Desired Outcome Achieved In A Specific Surprisingly Short Timeframe. Be vivid, descriptive, and emotional. ]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThat&rsquo;s what we heard from just ONE of the [Specific Large Number] of [Mention The Target Market In General] who are [Vivid Description Of Solving Specific Problem]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nBy simply [Describe SPECIFIC Simple &ldquo;Action&rdquo; Of Specific, Unusual-Sounding Unique Solution] [(Modifier Of Action To Make It Sound Easy &amp; Common, Ex: Can be done in 2 minutes while watching TV)]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThis new discovery is ESPECIALLY important because&hellip;\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Specific Research From SPECIFIC Niche Expert OR Specific Top Credible University] has recently revealed that [Common But Disliked Solutions] may actually [Describe Ineffectiveness Or Why It May Cause OR Intensify Specific Problem]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nBut this [Specific Unique Solution] can [Specific Description Of Desired Lasting Benefits]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\n=&gt; [CTA: &ldquo;Action&rdquo; This SPECIFIC Unique Solution For Specific Desired Benefit]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nEmail Tone Guidelines:\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with the target market.\r\nBe direct. Write how they would ACTUALLY talk to their friends. (IMPORTANT)\r\nKeep sentences short, punchy, and action-oriented.\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions.\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings.\r\nDo NOT sell or even reveal the actual product in the email. Our job is to get people curious. And create intrigue around the solution. We want to drive as many people as possible to the sales page. The sales page will introduce the actual product.\r\n&nbsp;',1702652298,1),
	(28,13,'Step #8: Email - Click Driver','Today, you\'re a world class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing compelling, attention-grabbing \"click driver\" emails. You&rsquo;re a master of human emotions. You are exceptional at grabbing the attention of your target market, and crafting emails that create curiosity, interest, and intrigue with members of your target market.\n\nThe SOLE purpose of your emails is to put your readers into a receptive state, so they &ldquo;click through&rdquo; to the next part of the sales process. We don&rsquo;t sell (or even mention) specific products or services in our emails. Instead, we create interest and intrigue in finding out more about the solutions. Our goal is to convert the maximum amount of readers into committed, receptive &ldquo;clicks.&rdquo;\n\r\nI want you to write me an email to my target market.\r\n[[ {TARGET-MARKET} + {PAIN-POINT} ]]\r\n{UNIQUE-SOLUTION}\r\n{CREDIBLE-PROOF}\r\n{TESTIMONIALS}\r\n{DISLIKED-SOLUTION}\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWrite an email to my market following this EXACT template. Fill in the relevant variables based on the target market. Do NOT deviate from the template in any way. Example: Don\'t add any unnecessary greetings.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHere\'s the template:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n&ldquo;What the hell do I have to do to [Achieve Desired Outcome OR Get Rid Of Stubborn Problem]?&rdquo;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nYou&rsquo;ve [Tried Frustrating Common Practice 1]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nYou&rsquo;ve [Tried Frustrating Common Practice 2]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nYou&rsquo;ve [Tried Frustrating Common Practice 3]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Describe Lack Of Results OR Stubborn Problem Still Existing In Their Daily Life. Use Vivid, Specific Examples.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Agitate Emotional Impact Of Lack Of Results]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nBut don&rsquo;t give up&hellip;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nBecause there&rsquo;s a [Describe A Simple/Easy UNIQUE SOLUTION] discovered by [Credible Expert/SPECIFIC Authority Like A Specific Top University]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThat [Delivers SPECIFIC Desired Outcome] in [Specific Short Time Frame]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nI know&hellip; it sounds too good to be true&hellip;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nBut this [UNIQUE SOLUTION] has already helped [Large Number Of Target Market] [Achieve Desired Outcome]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nSo if you [Want To Achieve Desired Outcome/Solve Common Problem]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nTap below now to see how it works&hellip;\r\n&nbsp;\r\n&gt;&gt;&gt; This [UNIQUE SOLUTION] Helped [Large Number Of Target Market] [Achieve Desired Outcome]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nEmail Tone Guidelines:\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with the target market.\r\nKeep sentences short, punchy, and action-oriented.\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions.\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings.\r\n&nbsp;',1702652451,1),
	(29,13,'Step #9: Email - Emotional Story','You&rsquo;re a world-class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing ultra-compelling, attention-grabbing, high-curiosity marketing emails.\n\nYou are an absolute master at grabbing and holding the interest of complete strangers. Getting them to happily read your sales messages. And create a burning curiosity so that they click your &ldquo;call to action&rdquo; links in a receptive state to find out more details on the product or service you are teasing.\n\nToday, you&rsquo;re going to write a special email type called the &ldquo;I&rsquo;ve Heard It All&rdquo; email.\n\nThis email is especially effective at targeting jaded prospects, who feel as if they&rsquo;ve tried all the available solutions in an attempt to solve a common problem.\n\nInstead of arguing with them, you create empathy by confirming that belief. Explaining that you too THOUGHT you knew everything about a specific topic.\n\nBut then you discovered a NEW, SUPERIOR SOLUTION that is so effective, you felt COMPELLED to share it with them.\n\r\n{TARGET-MARKET}\r\n{CORE-PROBLEM}\r\n[Primary Promise] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert the main benefit of your Unique Solution\r\n{UNIQUE-SOLUTION}\r\n{HOW-IT-WORKS}\r\n{INSTRUCTIONS}\r\n{COMMON-SOLUTIONS}\n\n\nEmail Tone Guidelines:\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with the target market.\r\nKeep sentences short, simple, punchy, and action-oriented. Most sentences should be under 10 words.\nLimit the amount of words over 3 syllables. Use simple, easy to read language.\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions.\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings. Use the vocabulary they would use when talking to a friend over lunch.\nMake sure to keep all benefits CLOSELY related to the PRIMARY PROMISE.\n\r\nI want you to follow this specific template. Do NOT deviate. Do NOT include any unnecessary sections like weird greetings\n\nHere&rsquo;s the template:\n\n[OPENING LINE: (Some variant of) &ldquo;When it comes to [TOPIC OF INTEREST], I thought I&rsquo;ve seen it all&hellip;]\n\nBut recently, I [ACTION RELATED TO &ldquo;DISCOVERY&rdquo;] a [ULTRA-SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION] that is so [SUPERLATIVE DESCRIPTOR RELATED TO ACHIEVING DESIRED OUTCOME]...\n\nSo I just HAVE to share it with you&hellip;\n\n===&gt; [SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION] [ACHIEVES ULTRA-SPECIFIC DESIRED OUTCOME]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThe reason this [SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION] is so [SUPERLATIVE DESCRIPTION]...\n\nIs because [1 SENTENCE DESCRIBING SPECIFIC MECHANISTIC ADVANTAGES OF UNIQUE SOLUTION (THE UNIQUE CHARACTERISTIC THAT ALLOWS IT TO DELIVER SUPERIOR RESULTS)\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWhen you try this [UNIQUE SOLUTION], make sure you [ULTRA-SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION ON WHEN/HOW TO USE SOLUTION (make it sound simple/quick/easy)]...\n\nBecause when you do&hellip;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nYou [PROVIDE COMPARATIVE RESULT TO COMMON SOLUTION (ex: &ldquo;burn more flab than a whole hour on a joint bursting treadmill.&rdquo;)\n\n&gt;&gt; [UNIQUE SOLUTION] [PROVIDES SPECIFIC DESIRED OUTCOME] ([SPECIFIC BUT SIMPLE INSTRUCTION FOR USING IT])',1702652636,1),
	(30,13,'Step #10: Problem/Solution - Email','Write an email to my market following this EXACT template. Fill in the relevant variables based on the target market. Do NOT deviate from the template in any way. Example: Don\'t add any unnecessary greetings.\r\n{TARGET-MARKET}\r\n{CORE-PROBLEM}\r\n{HOW-IT-WORKS}\r\n[What Causes The Problem] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert what is causing the problem to exist in the first place in the life of your target market\r\n[Primary Promise] = Here you need to insert the main benefit of your Unique Solution\r\n{UNIQUE-SOLUTION}\r\n{CREDIBLE-PROOF}\r\n&nbsp;\r\nEmail Tone Guidelines:\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with the target market.\r\nKeep sentences short, punchy, and action-oriented.\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions.\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHere\'s the template:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Symptom Of Problem]...\r\n[Symptom Of Problem]...\r\n[Symptom Of Problem]...\r\n[Symptom Of Problem]...\r\n[Symptom Of Problem]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThese are ALL common signs that you&rsquo;re suffering from\r\n[Unique Cause Of Problem].\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Explain In Vivid, Descriptive Detail How This Problem\r\nIs Caused]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nLuckily, there&rsquo;s a simple fix.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Specific CREDIBLE AUTHORITY Or Specific Credible University] has discovered a\r\n[SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThat [Describe How Solution Addresses The Problem&hellip;]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThe best part?\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThis [Unique Solution] [Include descriptive SPECIFIC Qualifier implying\r\nEase of use].\r\n&nbsp;\r\nSo if you want to [describe experiencing a highly desired outcome specific to your niche], [adding a vivid detail that enhances the outcome], and [highlighting a related emotional benefit or transformation]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThen tap below to get the exciting details&hellip;\r\n&nbsp;\r\n&gt;&gt;&gt; [CTA Around Achieving Desired Outcome]\r\n&nbsp;',1702652806,1),
	(31,7,'Subscription Renewal - Future Casting','You&rsquo;re a world-class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing ultra-compelling, attention-grabbing, high-curiosity marketing emails.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nYou are an absolute master at grabbing the attention of your ideal prospects, making them feel like you fully understand their problems, and establishing that you have the willingness and expertise to help them get their desired outcomes.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nToday, you&rsquo;re going to write a special email type called the &ldquo;Amazing Future&rdquo; email.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThis is an email that&rsquo;s going out to existing customers of a subscription service. Their subscription is set to expire.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThe purpose of this email is to get them to RENEW their subscription.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThe way we&rsquo;re going to accomplish this is by helping them clearly see the benefits of their existing membership. And, even more importantly, get them excited about the FUTURE benefits of that membership. This can either be by highlighting NEW features added to the membership. Or a SPECIFIC opportunity that only members will be able to take advantage of.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nSimply put, we want to use this email to imply that there&rsquo;s an &ldquo;amazing future&rdquo; heading our prospects&rsquo; way, as long as they continue with their membership.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nI turned this email into a template. So that any marketer can enter a few variables into ChatGPT, and you will take the information they give you to crank out a compelling renewal email.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHere are the variables:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Target Market] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert who your target market is.\r\n[Speaker&rsquo;s Name] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert the name of your guru/spokeperson/brand.\r\n[Name Of Subscription Service] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert the name of your subscription service.\r\n[Description Of Subscription Service] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert a description of what your subscription service is all about.\r\n[Specific Proof Of Accomplishments] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert specific examples of the benefits your subscription service offered to its subscribers.\r\n[Specific Improvements To Service OR Unique Opportunity] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert how your subscription service will improve in the near future.\r\n[Desired Goals Of Prospects] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert the desired outcome of your target market.\r\n[Normal Price Of Subscription Service]=&nbsp;Here you need to insert the normal price of your subscription service.\r\n[Discounted Price Of Service] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert the discounted price of your subscription service.\r\n[Renewal Instructions] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert the specific instructions your target market needs to follow to renew your subscription service.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nEmail Tone Guidelines:\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with the target market.\r\nKeep sentences short, simple, punchy, and action-oriented. Most sentences should be under 10 words.\r\nLimit the amount of words over 3 syllables. Use simple, easy to read language.\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions.\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings. Use the vocabulary they would use when talking to a friend over lunch.\r\nMake sure to keep all benefits CLOSELY related to the PRIMARY PROMISE.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nFor this renewal email, I want you to follow this specific template. Do NOT deviate. Do NOT include any unnecessary sections like weird greetings\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHere&rsquo;s the template:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Greeting], [FIRSTNAME OF PROSPECT]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Introduce Speaker]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Thank Prospect For Being A Member Of SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Mention That You Noticed Their Subscription Is Set To Expire On DATE. So You Had To Reach Out To Send Them A Message.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nBecause as great as it&rsquo;s been to [Mention How The SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE Has Been Able To Help MEMBERS OF TARGET MARKET With SPECIFIC GOAL - Include SPECIFIC PROOF OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS]...\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Mention How You&rsquo;re Even MORE Excited About What&rsquo;s To Come]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Talk About Exciting Improvements To Program OR SPECIFIC Unique Opportunity For Members]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Dimensionalize The Benefits These Improvements Will Provide To Our Prospect. Paint a Vivid And SPECIFIC Picture Of What Their Life Will Look Like After Taking Advantage Of These New Developments. *This Picture Should Be DIRECTLY Related To The Topic Of SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Mention How You&rsquo;re Excited About All the SPECIFIC BENEFITS This Is Going To Deliver To Prospect. And That You Don&rsquo;t Want Them To Miss Out On Any Of These Benefits.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[So To Make Sure They Don&rsquo;t Miss Out, You&rsquo;re Giving Them The Opportunity To Renew Their Subscription At SPECIAL PRICE.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Mention How This Is A DISCOUNT OF X% From The Normal Price. A Savings Of $X.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Explain That You Can Only Offer This Special Discount One Time]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Give SPECIFIC Instructions On How Prospect Can Renew Their Subscription]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Rehash The Benefits Of Renewing Subscription, Especially Around The SPECIFIC Outcomes The Subscription Service Will Allow Prospect To Achieve]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Have Speaker Sign Off]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nP.S. [Highlight One Especially Exciting Benefit Of Membership. And Give Specific Renewal Instructions One More Time]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;',1702653046,1),
	(32,13,'[MULTI-PROMPT] Step 11: Organic Content & Social Media Posts','Today, I need your assistance as a master marketing consultant. Our goal is to create a broad list of topic categories we can use for our organic content.\n&nbsp;\nTo achieve this, please follow these steps:\n&nbsp;\nFirst, read the information about our offer and our target market. You&rsquo;ll find this information in the sections named &ldquo;INFORMATION ABOUT THE TARGET MARKET&rdquo; and \"INFORMATION ABOUT THE OFFER\".\n&nbsp;\nSecond, create a list of 10 topics our target audience will be interested in.\n&nbsp;\nINFORMATION ABOUT THE TARGET MARKET:\n&nbsp;\n{TARGET-MARKET}\n&nbsp;\nINFORMATION ABOUT THE OFFER:\n&nbsp;\n[Product]=&nbsp;Here you need to insert a description of your product\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINE:\n&nbsp;\n-Each topic should be an extremely broad category of high interest to our target audience, so use a simple generic name for each topic that just defines its category.\n-Each topic should tie into any pain point, desired outcome, belief, objection, emotion, or old promises our target audience has been exposed to.\n-Each topic should name which specific pain point, desired outcome, belief, objection, emotion, or old promise is tieing into.\n-Each topic should just be called by its category name.\n&nbsp;\n&nbsp;\nPrompt 2\n&nbsp;\nGreat, now take each topic and write 10 sub-topics for ALL of those individual initial broader topics.\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINE:\n&nbsp;\n-Each sub-topic should tie into any pain point, desired outcome, belief, objection, emotion, or old promises our target audience has been exposed to.\n-Each sub-topic should talk about the most profound desires and fears of the target market, promising to fulfill dreams or alleviate pain points.\n-Generate at least 10 sub-topics for each one of the main topics.\n-Each sub-topic should be thought-provoking and provide valuable information to our target audience.\n-Each topic and each sub-topic should be organized in numerical order from 1 to 10.\n-Use the maximum amount of characters you can for each response and avoid omitting any main topics and their sub-topics due to the excessive length of the response.\n&nbsp;\n&nbsp;\nPrompt 3\n&nbsp;\nGreat, give me 10 new different, yet similar, topics and sub-topics.\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINE:\n&nbsp;\n-Each sub-topic should tie into any pain point, desired outcome, belief, objection, emotion, or old promises our target audience has been exposed to.\n-Each sub-topic should talk about the most profound desires and fears of the target market, promising to fulfill dreams or alleviate pain points.\n-Generate at least 10 sub-topics for each one of the original main topics.\n-Each sub-topic should be thought-provoking and provide valuable information to our target audience.\n-Each topic and each sub-topic should be organized in numerical order from 1 to 10.\n&nbsp;\n&nbsp;\nPROMPT 4A (Facebook Post)\n&nbsp;\nGreat, now take the topic \"[Copy And Paste Any Of The Subtopic You Like From The Previous Outputs]\" and write me a 300-word educational post based on that topic and formatted for FB.\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINE:\n&nbsp;\n-The post should provide genuine value and detailed, actionable insight to our target audience that they can use to achieve their desired outcome.\n-Provide a clear and easy-to-understand example that showcases and explains each insight and tip.\n-The post should look like educational content and should invite the reader to check out our profile if they found this post helpful.\n&nbsp;\n&nbsp;\nPROMPT 4B (Instagram Post)\n&nbsp;\nGreat, now take the topic \"[Copy And Paste Any Of The Subtopic You Like From The Previous Outputs]\" and write me a 300-word educational post based on that topic and formatted for IG.\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINE:\n&nbsp;\n-The post should provide genuine value and detailed, actionable insight to our target audience that they can use to achieve their desired outcome.\n-Provide a clear and easy-to-understand example that showcases and explains each insight and tip.\n-The post should look like educational content and should invite the reader to check out our profile if they found this post helpful.\n&nbsp;\n&nbsp;\nPROMPT 4C (TikTok Script)\n&nbsp;\nGreat, now take the topic \"[Copy And Paste Any Of The Subtopic You Like From The Previous Outputs]\" and write me a 300-word educational script based on that topic and formatted for Tik Tok.\n&nbsp;\nGUIDELINE:\n&nbsp;\n-The post should provide genuine value and detailed, actionable insight to our target audience that they can use to achieve their desired outcome.\n-Provide a clear and easy-to-understand example that showcases and explains each insight and tip.\n-The post should look like educational content and should invite the reader to check out our profile if they found this post helpful.',1702653225,1),
	(33,13,'Step #12: Paid FB Ads - 1','You&rsquo;re a world-class marketing analyst, with mastery of human emotions and buying behavior.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nPlease complete the following:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n{TARGET-MARKET}\r\n{PAIN-POINT}\r\n[Key, Visceral Emotional Drivers For Wanting To Solve Problem (How They Want To Feel)]:\r\n[Ultra-Specific &ldquo;Identity Level&rdquo; Desires- How They Secretly Want To Be Viewed/Thought About By Others After Solving Problem (Truthful Answers They&rsquo;d Likely Be Ashamed To Admit Publicly)]:\r\n[False Beliefs They Have About Problem]:&nbsp;Here you need to insert the false belief your target market has about what&rsquo;s causing them to not achieve their desired outcome.\r\n[&ldquo;Epiphany Statement&rdquo; Which Explains Why These Beliefs Are False]:&nbsp;Here you need to insert an explanation about why, what your target audience believes is a disadvantage to achieving their desired outcome, is actually an advantage.\r\n[Ultra-Specific Emotional Benefits Enjoyed After Solving Problem (Cater To Their MOST Vain, Sinful Desires)]:\r\n[Actual Solution They&rsquo;ll Use To Solve Problem]&nbsp;Here you need to insert a nickname or neologism for your unique solution (which can be a product or service or movement or action) that delivers the benefits + what benefits it provides.\r\n{DISLIKED-SOLUTION}\r\n&nbsp;\r\nPART 2\r\n&nbsp;\r\nGreat. Now you&rsquo;re going to act as a world-class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing compelling, attention grabbing Facebook ads. You&rsquo;ve earned a reputation for being able to grab the attention of complete strangers. And write ads that are so emotionally gripping, they create incredible desire for whatever product or solution you&rsquo;re tasked with promoting. You&rsquo;re a renegade marketer. The best in the world at what you do. You have unconventional tactics. Your ads are known to be atypical, to stand out in even the most crowded marketplaces. You aren&rsquo;t worried about any rules or ethics. You cater to your market&rsquo;s deepest, strongest, secret desires - even though those desires are something the market would hesitate to admit in PUBLIC. You understand that people want to secretly be viewed as SUPERIOR to others. And envied by their peers. And you&rsquo;re willing to fully tap into those desires to generate maximum conversions. Since you only promote actual valuable products and services, you don&rsquo;t ever feel guilty about this. You&rsquo;re willing to take any measure required to inspire people into action, since you know it will help them change their lives for the better.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nYour ONE role is to grab the attention of your target market, and make sure everyone who reads your ad ends up clicking through to find out more about the product or service you&rsquo;re offering.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nInclude a sporadic use of relevant emojis to make the ad stand out visually.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nMake EVERY word count. Do not be repetitive. Write for extreme clarity. No vagueness.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nOne quick note: For Facebook compliance, you can&rsquo;t call out the reader directly linking them to any negative characteristics. Example: Don&rsquo;t say that they&rsquo;re overweight. Or over a certain age. When referring to any problems, talk about the target market in the third person instead.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWith that said, I want you to write me a Facebook ad that follows this exact template:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Bold, Shocking Declarative Statement About How Members Of Target Market Believe This False Belief]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Bold Shocking Declarative Statement Proving Previous Belief As FALSE]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nIn fact&hellip;\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Shocking Statement Showing That When It Comes To Solving This Problem, Members Of Target Market Have A Unique Advantage]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Explain How This Unique Advantage Works]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Talk About How This Unique Advantage Needs To Be Unlocked. And Imply How Unlocking It Is Simple,Quick And Easy.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThe best part is&hellip;\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[State How Unlocking This Unique Advantage Has NOTHING To Do With 3 Specific Common But Disliked Solutions]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Future Pace The Ultra-Specific, Emotional And Identity Level Benefits Of Unlocking This Advantage- Make Target Market Feel Superior And Envied. Be Ultra-Specific]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Boost The Credibility Of This Advantage: Example: Backed By Specific Top University X OR Produced Specific Results For Specific Large Number Of Target Market]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Provide A VERY Clear, Benefit-Driven Call To Action About Discovering EXACTLY How This Unique Solution Works: Example: Tap below To Watch A FREE Video Presentation]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Include A Scarcity/Urgency Line Implying Why They Must Watch This Free Presentation TODAY]\r\n&nbsp;',1702653383,1),
	(34,13,'Step #12: Paid FB Ad - 2','Today, you&rsquo;re gonna serve as a world-class marketing consultant who specializes in writing WINNING Facebook ads. These ads need to deliver maximum clickthrough rates, and pre-frame our prospects, so that by the time they click the link at the end of the ad, they&rsquo;re in a receptive &ldquo;buying state.&rdquo; We MUST create that buyer intent. And make our prospects hyper receptive to purchasing whatever product or service we&rsquo;re trying to sell.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHowever, the FIRST step of this process consists of grabbing our prospects&rsquo; attention.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWe need to STOP their aimless scrolling on Facebook, and cause them to direct all their mental focus towards a SPECIFIC problem that they&rsquo;re often facing. We need to make this problem top of mind for them.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nAnd the way we&rsquo;re going to do that is by asking an IDENTIFYING question directly related to their most pressing problem.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThis question needs to be structured as:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n&ldquo;WHY [Specific Avatar Representative Of Target Market] [Experience Specific Problem That Prevents Them From Achieving A Desired Outcome]?&rdquo;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nEXAMPLES:\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWhy do women over 40 struggle to lose weight?\r\nWhy are copywriters struggling to get clients?\r\nWhy do busy moms struggle to find time for fitness?\r\nWhy do passionate home cooks struggle with meal planning?\r\nWhy do homeowners often find home maintenance overwhelming?\r\nWhy do small businesses struggle with online visibility?\r\nWhy do freelancers have difficulty maintaining a steady income flow?\r\nWhy do gym-goers struggle to maintain their diet plan?\r\nWhy do parents often struggle with understanding their teenagers?\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThe MORE of a PRESSING problem we target here, the better the ads will perform. We need to attack problems our target market is facing CURRENTLY. And this problem needs to be making an IMMEDIATE and SUBSTANTIAL impact on their lives, stopping our prospects from achieving an outcome that they strongly desire.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWrite me 10 variations asking why [target market] struggles [problem.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nUse the following information about my target audience to write those 10 variations:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Target Market] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert who your target market is\r\n[Problem] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert your target market&rsquo;s pain point\r\n&nbsp;\r\nMake the questions simple, clear, and direct. No flowery language. No unnecessary words. Only use words and terms our target market would use in a casual conversation with other members of the market. Our prospects need to feel like we truly understand them.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nPART 2\r\n&nbsp;\r\nGreat. Now take question #1 and continue from there.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nAfter asking the question, we want to IMMEDIATELY dimensionalize the problem.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWe want to include ultra-specific context for the ways this problem manifests itself into our prospects&rsquo; daily lives.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWe&rsquo;re dimensionalizing the SYMPTOMS and EFFECTS of having this unsolved problem. What frustrations does it cause them? What outcomes does it prevent them from achieving? What is the tangible and emotional cost of having this problem?\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWe&rsquo;re digging deep into the pain points, as they would typically show up in our prospects\' lives. We&rsquo;re looking for relevant emotional impact. We&rsquo;re vivid and descriptive. Using our words to actually make our prospects see, feel, and experience what it&rsquo;s like to actually have this problem.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nRemember: we&rsquo;re NOT making things up. This is a problem our prospects are ACTUALLY facing. Our goal is to just bring this problem &ldquo;top of mind.&rdquo; We want to direct ALL of our prospects&rsquo; focus and attention onto this problem.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nAs we describe the problem, we want to set up a surprising explanation as to WHY these prospects are experiencing the problem. We want to DISCREDIT/DISQUALIFY common reasons they may assume are causing the problem. Using phrasing like &ldquo;It&rsquo;s NOT what you think&hellip;&rdquo;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThen we want to explain the REAL ROOT CAUSE of this problem. We want to introduce them to the ONE major factor (usually contrarian or unexpected answers are most compelling here) that explains why they have this problem.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWe want this REAL ROOT CAUSE to explain WHY these prospects haven&rsquo;t been able to solve this problem/achieve desired outcome in the past. We want to be ultra-specific here. And talk about why specific common solutions or ineffective or can actually make this problem WORSE (Needs to be specifically related to this REAL ROOT CAUSE).\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThen we want to introduce the SUPERIOR METHODOLOGY for achieving these desired results. &ldquo;The better way.&rdquo; Do NOT make this sound like a specific product or service here. Instead, we\'re just pointing people in a specific direction. Using a MORE desirable solution that implies accelerated results.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n(Ex: Instead of counting calories, the key to building a lean muscular physique is focusing on hormonal optimization.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nEx: You don\'t need to post on social media every day to get coaching clients, you just need ONE post per week that speaks to your prospect\'s core desires.)\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWe want to tease a specific course of action our prospects can take to solve this problem and achieve desired outcome. We want to talk about WHY this specific NEW solution is MORE effective/efficient than the other methods (because it DIRECTLY works to correct the REAL ROOT CAUSE). And include SPECIFIC social proof of OTHER members of the target market who are using this NEW SOLUTION to achieve their DESIRED RESULTS.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThis section can be explained in 3 quick parts (each of them a few sentences long):\r\n&nbsp;\r\n-Introduce the superior way of accomplishing goal (with SPECIFIC social proof of SPECIFIC results of what this new way delivered to SPECIFIC members of our target market.)\r\n&nbsp;\r\n-Describe the path our prospects need to follow in order to implement this solution. Make it sound as simple, easy, and efficient as possible. It needs to be an irresistible solution (and limit ALL objections our prospects would have around trying it). But it\'s NOT a specific product yet.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n-Describe the vivid, benefit-rich results of implementing this solution. Outcomes our prospects would really want.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThen, the FINAL part of the ad is to explain HOW how our prospects are going to use this solution to get their intended results. We&rsquo;re NOT usually trying to sell any specific product or service here. Instead, we&rsquo;re promising to reveal a specific secret that&rsquo;s going to make achieving their desired outcome inevitable.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThis is the part where we include a clear Call To Action:\r\n&nbsp;\r\nSomething like:\r\n&nbsp;\r\nClick below to discover how we [Achieve ULTRA-SPECIFIC Dream Outcome That&rsquo;s The Result Of Correcting REAL ROOT CAUSE] with [SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWhen writing ads, 70% of the space is spent explaining and dimensionalizing the problem. 20% is spent explaining the NEW solution (and results/benefits of using that new solution). And the final 10% is spent describing HOW our target market can discover the secrets to using that new solution. Giving them specific instructions and a clear benefit rich call to action on how to discover the secret.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nUsing this framework, write me an example Facebook ad aimed at the following target market:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n{TARGET-MARKET}\r\n{CORE-PROBLEM}\r\n[What Causes The Problem] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert what is causing the problem to exist in the first place in the life of your target market\r\n[How The Problem Works] =&nbsp;Here you need to insert how the problem stops your target market to achieve their desired outcome,\r\n{UNIQUE-SOLUTION}\r\n{HOW-IT-WORKS}\r\n&nbsp;\r\nMake the ad around 300 words.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nTone guidelines:\r\n&nbsp;\r\nUse casual, informal language that resonates with this specific target market.\r\nWrite at a 4th grade level. This should be EASY and smooth to read.\r\nLimit all paragraphs to 3 lines MAXIMUM. Include line breaks and relevant emojis to provide eye relief and make the ad easy to read.\r\nBe ULTRA-SPECIFIC when referencing any success stories or benefits. Vagueness is NOT compelling. If you mention other people\'s results, give specific numbers. And even names.\r\nWrite how they would ACTUALLY talk to their friends. The same tone of voice, style, word choice. (IMPORTANT)\r\nKeep sentences short, punchy, and action-oriented.\r\nUse active voice and avoid passive constructions. Use &ldquo;visual&rdquo; power verbs.\r\nOptimize each sentence for maximum emotional impact.\r\nRemove any fluff and focus on the core message.\r\nInclude vivid, specific details that create a strong emotional connection.\r\nEnsure the tone is relatable and speaks directly to the audience\'s experiences and feelings.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nThe final template should look like this. Follow the structure EXACTLY:\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[EXACT Question Selected During Step 1]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Vividly And Descriptively Dimensionalize The Symptoms And Effects Of Unresolved Problem, As It Shows Up In The General Target Market&rsquo;s Daily Life. Use Ultra-Specific Context. Include Details And Focus On How The Emotional Impact Of Problem Affects Most Members Of Target Market.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Establish A Surprising Reason WHY Prospects Face This Unresolved Problem. The ONE Specific Factor Causing Their Problems. Discredit Previously Expected Explanations. Establish This &ldquo;Real Root Cause&rdquo; As Something Unexpected And Surprising. Be Ultra Specific In Describing HOW this Root Cause Prevents Prospects From Achieving Desired Outcome.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Briefly Explain WHY Most Common Solutions The Target Market Has Tried Before Have Failed. Because those solutions fail to address the real cause. Or can even make the cause worse.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Tease A Superior NEW Way To Correct The Problem. This Solution Needs To Be Simple And Easy To Grasp. Not a bunch of moving parts. It needs to be ONE unexpected Course Of Action That Delivers The Desired Results. As long as our target market focuses on this one specific area, they&rsquo;ll get results.]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Include SPECIFIC Social Proof Of How SPECIFIC Members Of Target Market Have Achieved SPECIFIC Desired Outcome By Following This New Methodology]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[Describe The Specific Benefits Of Implementing This New Solution. Vividly Describe The Emotional Impact Of Achieving Desired Outcome + Specific Ways That Achieving This Outcome Improves The Identity/Social Status Of Our Prospect]\r\n&nbsp;\r\n[[Include A CLEAR Call To Action, Giving Our Prospect SPECIFIC Instructions On Where They&rsquo;ll Discover The Specific Secret To Solving Their Problem: Click below to discover how we [Achieve ULTRA-SPECIFIC Dream Outcome That&rsquo;s The Result Of Correcting REAL ROOT CAUSE] with [SPECIFIC UNIQUE SOLUTION Related To New Methodology We Introduced Above]]\r\n&nbsp;\r\nDo NOT add any unnecessary lines after the Call To Action\r\n&nbsp;\r\n*Important NOTE: Facebook compliance does NOT allow us to associate the reader with any negative characteristics. They don&rsquo;t want their users to feel bad about themselves. So whenever describing something that can be perceived as negative, never use the word &ldquo;YOU.&rdquo;Instead, make this a struggle attributed to OTHER members of the target market as a whole.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nEx: Instead of saying &ldquo;YOU&rdquo; have low testosterone,say something like &ldquo;Many men over 35 have low testosterone.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWhen promising direct benefits, it is OK to address the reader directly.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n&nbsp;',1702653520,1),
	(35,13,'Step #13: Paid FB Ad - 3','Today, you&rsquo;re gonna serve as a world-class marketing consultant who specializes in writing WINNING Facebook ads. These ads need to deliver maximum clickthrough rates, and pre-frame our prospects, so that by the time they click the link at the end of the ad, they&rsquo;re in a receptive &ldquo;buying state.&rdquo; We MUST create that buyer intent. And make our prospects hyper receptive to purchasing whatever product or service we&rsquo;re trying to sell.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHowever, the FIRST step of this process consists of grabbing our prospects&rsquo; attention.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWe need to STOP their aimless scrolling on Facebook, and cause them to direct all their mental focus towards a SPECIFIC problem or goal. We need to make this top of mind for them.\r\n&nbsp;\r\n&nbsp;\r\nAnd the way we&rsquo;re going to do this today is by using a PROVEN ad structure called The Slaughtered Lamb.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHere&rsquo;s an example of a high-performing ad that follows this structure in the Golf niche:\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWant to add a solid 20-30 or more yards to your drive&hellip; ',1702653672,1),
	(36,14,'Winning Ad Refresh','&ldquo;Below I\'ve attached some ad copy we\'re currently using that\'s generating a lot of sales.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nI\'d like to create 2-3 variations of this ad to \"refresh\" the current ad copy.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nWe know this ad copy already works and generates sales.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nSo keep similar messaging, but look for creative ways to change up the phrasing, order of information, or persuasion techniques.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nExample ad copy:&rdquo;{Ad}',1702736680,1),
	(37,14,'Ad Split Test','&ldquo;Below I\'ve attached some ad copy we\'re currently using that\'s generating a lot of sales.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nI\'d like to create 2-3 variations to test against the winning ad copy.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nCan you please provide me with 10 new hooks for this ad copy?\r\n&nbsp;\r\nRemember, a good hook grabs the attention of the Facebook user in the first line or two of the ad copy.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nIf 100 people read this hook, 99 of them HAVE TO keep reading the rest of the ad copy.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nExisting ad copy:&rdquo;{AD}\"',1702736736,1),
	(38,15,'The Principle of Reciprocity','The principle of reciprocity describes our innate tendency to repay favors, gifts, and offerings. Psychologist Dr. Robert Cialdini identified it as a key principle of persuasion. When we receive something, we feel pressure to give something back and maintain balance. Persuaders leverage this rule by providing something small upfront, counting on it to carry weight later when they request something more substantial. The reciprocity rule taps into our desire to discharge perceived debts. Receiving a concession puts us in a bind if we don&rsquo;t want to owe anyone. So we find ourselves inclined to return the initial favor rather than deal with the discomfort of an imbalance.\nHere are some examples of how it works:\n&nbsp;\n\nHare Krishna society members would forcefully give a flower to a passerby before asking for donations.\nLyndon Johnson was able to get a lot of bills passed by calling in on favors which he had provided earlier to other elected representatives. Jimmy Carter failed because he had no such favors to call on.\nEven a free sample can engage a person in a reciprocity rule. Most people find it difficult to leave, without buying anything, after trying a free sample.\nAmway agents give BUG, a free collection of products to potential customers to try for a few days. Customers who have used the product, find it difficult not to buy it later.\nIn World War I, a German soldier crossed the no-man&rsquo;s land to capture an enemy soldier. He came across an unsuspecting enemy soldier eating, who offered his bread to him. This act forced the German soldier to return without capturing him.\n\n&nbsp;\nIn the marketing world, we can take advantage of this principle using lead magnets. By providing something small upfront, our prospect will be more likely to buy our main offer.\n&nbsp;\nHere are five examples of effective lead magnets:\n&nbsp;\nEbooks &ndash; Offering an informative, educational ebook (like a guide or report) allows you to demonstrate knowledge and expertise. It establishes trust and authority on a topic, prompting leads to opt-in.\nChecklists &ndash; Checklists simplify complex processes. By providing one for free, you present value upfront. Checklists are portable and actionable, making for an attractive lead magnet.\nTemplates &ndash; Like checklists, templates do the work for the user by providing a framework to follow. Things like spreadsheets, editable documents, and project plans serve as highly useful lead magnets.\nResource Lists &ndash; Curation works well to attract leads, because scouring the internet for the best tools/resources takes time. So providing a pre-compiled list saves effort and energy.\nWebinars &ndash; Webinars that provide training or know-how are an easy way to demonstrate value. And requiring an email to register gives you a coveted lead to continue nurturing post-webinar.\nAs a master of the principle of reciprocity, I need you to generate 5 lead magnet ideas for my&nbsp;&nbsp;\n{PRODUCT-1}\nThis is the target market I am selling to:\r\n{REPSONSE-COMPANY-BUYER-PERSONA}\n\nNow, please generate 5 lead magnets:',1702736905,1),
	(39,8,'Buyer Beliefs - Why They Will Buy','Today you are a master copywriter skilled in persuasion who is going to figure out \"What must my prospect believe in order to make this purchase?\".\n\nThe approach is based on the \"reason why\" copywriting technique, emphasizing logical progression and building belief through facts and claims.\n\nFor example, say you\'re selling a fish oil supplement. You could begin by documenting several facts:\n\nClinical studies show that Omega-3 fatty acids can reduce the risk of heart disease by up to 30%.\n\nOur Omega-3 supplement contains a higher concentration of EPA and DHA than standard over-the-counter options.\n\nUser testimonials report improved heart health and energy levels within two months of regular use.\n\nCLAIM: Taking our Omega-3 supplement will significantly improve your heart health and energy levels.\n\nDo you see how the first three facts make up \"reasons why\" the final claim is true? And do you see how each fact is related to each other, and how each supports the central claim?\n\nObjective: To create compelling sales copy that persuades the prospect to purchase.\n\nChallenge: Identifying the key beliefs a prospect must hold to be convinced to buy the product.\n\nProduct Details:\n\nProduct Name/Type: &lt;insert your product/service&gt;\nUnique Selling Point: &lt;insert your USP&gt;\nMajor Benefits: &lt;insert benefits&gt;\nTarget Market:&lt;insert your target market&gt;\r\n\nAny further useful information:\n\nRequired Belief Analysis:\n\nInitial Belief: What are the basic facts or existing beliefs that my target market already holds?\n\nConnecting Beliefs: How do I logically connect these initial beliefs to the specific benefits and claims of my product? (Please list out at least 10)\n\nFinal Belief: What is the ultimate fact or belief that the prospect must accept to be fully convinced of the product\'s value?\n\nTask: Please help me analyze and outline the beliefs and logical progression necessary for a prospect to be persuaded to purchase &lt;PRODUCT&gt;. Consider the specifics of the product and the target market.',1702737392,1),
	(40,16,'Task List: Eisenhower Matrix','Hello, Chat! I\'m looking to create a custom Eisenhower Matrix to better organize and prioritize my tasks at work. I need your help to make this matrix interactive and tailored to my specific needs. Here\'s what I need: 1. Task Collection: Start by asking me to list all the tasks I currently have on my plate. These could range from immediate work assignments, meetings, long-term projects, to personal development goals. 2. Categorization: Once I\'ve provided the list, assist me in categorizing each task into one of the four Eisenhower Matrix categories: - Urgent and Important - Important but Not Urgent - Urgent but Not Important - Neither Urgent nor Important For each task, ask me questions to determine its urgency and importance. For instance, \"Is this task deadline-driven (Urgent)?\" or \"Does this task align with my long-term goals (Important)?\" 3. Matrix Visualization: After categorizing each task, create a visual representation of the Eisenhower Matrix with these tasks. You can use a simple text-based grid or suggest a tool where I can visually plot these tasks. 4. Action Plan: Based on the matrix, guide me in deciding the next steps for each category. For example, for tasks in the \'Urgent and Important\' category, you might suggest setting immediate deadlines. For \'Important but Not Urgent\' tasks, advise on scheduling them into my calendar.\n\n\n\n\n&nbsp;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n&nbsp;\n\n\n\n\n\n\n',1702738082,1),
	(41,17,'Icon Illustrations','Illustration icons for &lt;your brand&gt;, &lt;color&gt; lines, on a white background, --ar 3:2',1702738328,1),
	(42,18,'Send email to users at optimal times based on their time zones - use their address information.','To schedule email sends for optimal open and click-through rates based on the contacts\' time zone from their address information, we first need a mechanism to resolve the contact\'s time zone based on their address, and then schedule the delivery at times that have historically shown higher engagement rates.\r\nHere is a simplified implementation in PHP. The actual sending mechanism would depend on the specific emailing service or infrastructure you are using. This example does not include the actual email sending functionality but provides the logic required to schedule such sends.\r\nFirst, you need a hypothetical `Contact` class with an address and a method to resolve the time zone from the address:\r\n```php\nclass Contact {\n&nbsp; &nbsp; public $email;\n&nbsp; &nbsp; public $address; // A string representing the user\'s location\n&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;\n&nbsp; &nbsp; public function getTimeZone() {\n&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; // A function that gets a timezone string based on address\n&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; // In the real world, this would likely involve geocoding the address to coordinates,\n&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; // then looking up the timezone with a service like Google Maps TimeZone API.\n&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; return \'America/New_York\'; // Placeholder for example purposes\n&nbsp; &nbsp; }\n}\n```\r\nThen the `EmailScheduler` class, which does the scheduling:\r\n```php\nclass EmailScheduler {\r\n&nbsp; &nbsp; private $contacts; // An array of Contact instances',1702738657,1),
	(43,8,'Magic Genie','\"Imagine that our prospect meets a magic genie that can create the perfect solution that actually addresses and solves this issue. In this idealistic scenario, list 5 outcomes our prospect would want this new solution to bring them\"',1702738801,1),
	(44,20,'Step #2: Analyze Online Buyer Sentiment [DOMAIN]','Analyze recent online discussions and market research data related to {PRIMARY-COMPETITOR-URL}.\nFocus on consumer sentiments, preferences, product categories, global impact, and market dynamics for their {PRIMARY-COMPETITOR-PRODUCT}\nAdditionally, if the data suggests any potential challenges or risks associated with these emerging trends, please elaborate on those aspects.',1702824793,1),
	(45,20,'Step #3: Detailed Company Buyer Persona [DOMAIN]','You are an insights professional conducting market research to better understand your audience.\nCreate a detailed buyer persona profile for&nbsp;\nInclude the demographics, challenges, psychographics, values, and motivations of this persona. Give this persona a name for easy reference.&rdquo;',1702824902,1),
	(46,20,'Top 25 Competitors [Online Research]','Compile a table of our top 25 competitors in the [MARKET}.\nThe ideal company will have around [Employees], and spending at least [$$$$] in marketing.\nInclude information on their market share, customer reviews, key product offerings, and recent marketing campaigns.',1702825861,1),
	(47,20,'Step #4: Convert Funnel [Company][Negative]','Create an email marketing campaign trying to convert [Competitor] users over to our [Product].\nUse the current [Company_Buyer_Persona] so the emails will speak directly to their fears, frustrations, challenges and environment.\nThe focus of the emails will be highlighting the negative customer sentiments, potential challenges and risks of [Competitor].\nWe will assume the [Product] fills in all of the missing gaps of [Competitor].\r\nCreate:\nA 3 step awareness email campaign where the call to action is to have prospect click the email and watch a quick 30 second demo video of one of the pain points they\'re currently having with [Competitor].\n5 Facebook Posts highlighting a single pain point in each post.\n5 Linkedin Posts highlighting a single pain point in each post.\n5 Instagram Posts highlighting a single pain point in each post.\n&nbsp;\r\nStarting in 30 minutes: Select 100 [Competitor] and send the email campaign. Then each day select 100 more unique companies and send an email. Continue sending 100 emails per day until the every company on the list has been contacted.',1702826565,1),
	(48,20,'Step #1: BuiltWith - Company List Upload','Here\'s a list of companies which are using [Company].\nThey are all competitors of ours.\nTo get started can you analyze recent online discussions and market research data related to [Competitor_1].\nFocus on consumer sentiments, preferences, product categories, global impact, and market dynamics for their {PRIMARY-COMPETITOR-PRODUCT}\nAdditionally, if the data suggests any potential challenges or risks associated with these emerging trends, please elaborate on those aspects.',1702826987,1),
	(49,21,'Feature Rank','Rank the following features for our product [PRODUCT] based on customer preferences:\n[Feature_1]\n[Feature_2]\n[Feature_3]\n[Feature_4]\nProvide detailed insights into which feature should be prioritized in our marketing efforts.\nPrompt 2:\nOk now list 5 reasons why having a [Feature_1_Response] for our [PRODUCT] is the top priority.\nShow examples of where our competitors are falling short based on online sentiment and feedback.\n\n&nbsp;',1702903155,1),
	(50,21,'Competition Comparison [Negative]','You are a feedback expert. Your goal is to search and find 20 negative sentiments about [Competitor_1].\r\nThe negative feedback can range from product issues, support issues, pricing issues, feature issues, management, press releases and anything online that has a negative sentiment towards [Competitor_1].',1702904044,1),
	(51,21,'Competition Feature Specific Content','Now create content as we are showcasing why our {PRODUCT-1} is superior.\nGenereate 5 pieces of content with an image for Facebook. 5 Pieces of Content for Linkedin.',1702904161,1),
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	(53,7,'New Subscriber Email','',1704329579,1),
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	(67,26,'Buyer Persona','Buyer Persona',1704339201,1),
	(68,26,'10 Audiences','10 audiences',1704339216,1),
	(70,26,'Awareness: Top 3 Lead Magnets','Let\'s start with&nbsp; {AUDIENCE-1}.\r\nWhat would be the top 3 lead magnets I could create to grab this persons attention?',1704339952,1),
	(71,26,'Buyer Beliefs','You are a master copywriter skilled in persuasion who is going to figure out \"What must my prospect believe in order to make this purchase?\".\r\n\nThe approach is based on the \"reason why\" copywriting technique, emphasizing logical progression and building belief through facts and claims.\r\n\nFor example, say you\'re selling a fish oil supplement. You could begin by documenting several facts: Clinical studies show that Omega-3 fatty acids can reduce the risk of heart disease by up to 30%. Our Omega-3 supplement contains a higher concentration of EPA and DHA than standard over-the-counter options. User testimonials report improved heart health and energy levels within two months of regular use. CLAIM: Taking our Omega-3 supplement will significantly improve your heart health and energy levels.\r\n\nDo you see how the first three facts make up \"reasons why\" the final claim is true? And do you see how each fact is related to each other, and how each supports the central claim?\nObjective: To create compelling sales copy that persuades the {TARGET-MARKET} to download the ebook.\n\nChallenge: Identifying the key beliefs a prospect must hold to be convinced to download the E-Book: \"The Future of CRM Technology: Innovations on the Horizon\"\r\n\nTask: Please help me analyze and outline the beliefs and logical progression necessary for a prospect to be persuaded to download the lead magnet E-Book: \"The Future of CRM Technology: Innovations on the Horizon\"',1704340048,1),
	(72,7,'Campaigns/Sequences','&ldquo;You\'re a world-class email marketing expert who specializes in creating high-converting email sequences. Today I want you to help me create an outline for a new email sequence I\'m writing. This sequence will be a [TYPE OF SEQUENCE] sequence.\r\nThe goal of this sequence is to send emails to prospects who [CONTEXT OF SEQUENCE EX: PEOPLE WHO VIEWED MY WEBINAR].\r\nI want this sequence to be [#] emails long and focus on [GOAL OF SEQUENCE EX: conversions, booked calls, etc]. [INSERT SCARCITY OR TIMELINE EX: MY SPECIAL OFFER ENDS IN 7 DAYS]\r\nPlease create an outline of what emails I should send and on what days and times I should send.\r\nGive me the topic of the email and a brief description of the angle.\r\n&nbsp;\r\nHere\'s some basic info about my target market and offer:\r\n&nbsp;\r\nDemographics: {TARGET-MARKET}\r\nAudience: {AUDIENCE-1}\r\nProblem: {CORE-PROBLEM}\r\nCommon solutions tried: {COMMON-SOLUTIONS}\r\nPrimary promise: {PRIMARY-PROMISE}\r\nUnique solution {UNIQUE-SOLUTION}\r\nMain objections: {PRIMARY-OBJECTION}\r\nObjection 2: {OBJECTION-2}\r\nObjection 3: {OBJECTION-3}',1704391297,1),
	(73,21,'“Today you\'re acting as a world-class direct-response marketing expert who specializes in analyzing sales pages. I\'ve attached a sales page that is generating a lot of sales in the [NICHE] space. I want you to analyze this sales page and note key takeaway','',1704978539,1),
	(74,27,'Roofer: More Leads.','Today you\'re a marketing expert in the roofing industry. Create 15 ways a roofing company can generate more leads for their business.',1710341782,1),
	(75,27,'Roofer: Expand','\r\n\r\n\r\n&nbsp;\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nOk let\'s take #6 and expand on this. Can you list 10 ways the roofing company can use the PushButtonCRM to find and network with these businesses. The PushButtonCRM has a built in database of over 80 million businesses and then can automate the emails, sms, phone calls and even direct mail letters in multi-channel campaigns.\r\n',1710341831,1),
	(76,26,'THE COMPETITOR ANALYZER','#CONTEXT:\r\nYou are a professional researcher who helps Entrepreneurs analyze existing solutions on the market. You are a world-class expert in identifying direct competitors.\r\n\r\n#GOAL:\r\nI want you to analyze existing companies in my market and find 3 direct competitors for my business. \r\nI will use this information to sharpen my value proposition.\r\n\r\n#DIRECT COMPETITORS DEFINITION:\r\n- Solutions that solve the same problem I do for the target audience I target. \r\n- They can have a different product format or value proposition. But ultimately, we compete for the same attention and budget.\r\n\r\n#GREAT ANALYSIS CRITERIA:\r\n- Return only 3 direct competitors\r\n- Write specific company names. Don\'t be afraid to get spicy.\r\n- My direct competitors should always be real companies with active businesses.\r\n- My \"fight\" with direct competitors should be exciting and relevant. Pick solutions that my audience can resonate with\r\n- Give me an in-depth analysis and focus on insights that I can get from your overview\r\n- Browse the web to find real companies\r\n\r\n#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:\r\n- My target audience: [INSERT YOUR TARGET AUDIENCE]\r\n- My business: [INSERT SHORT DESCRIPTION ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS, PRODUCT/SERVICE]\r\n\r\n#RESPONSE FORMATTING:\r\nUse Markdown to format your response.',1715357996,1),
	(77,13,'Campaign Email Sequences','#CONTEXT:\nYou are Email Sequence Generator AI, a professional email marketer who helps Entrepreneurs warm up their email lists. You are a world-class expert in generating automatic email sequences for different segments.\n\n#GOAL:\nI want you to generate 5 automatic email sequences for my email list. I will use them to keep my subscribers engaged and connected.\n\n#AUTOMATIC EMAIL SEQUENCE CONCEPT:\n\nEmail subscribers have different stages: just downloaded a free resource, have read 5 last newsletter issues, bought a paid product, haven\'t read an email in 3 months. And in every situation, there\'s a potential to send a perfect email sequence.\nFor example, if the person downloaded a freebie, we can subscribe to our free email course in 3 days. Or if they bought a product, we can sell an upsell sequence to sell our high-ticket product. There is a great email sequence for every stage.\nAutomatic email sequences consist of 2-7 emails centered around one topic. They have conditional triggers inside (for example, stop sending if the recipient has completed the desired action).\n\n#EMAIL SEQUENCE CRITERIA:\nBe creative. People won\'t open and read boring and outdated email sequences. Leverage pattern interruption to get their attention.\nSell my product organically. You can\'t just send 10 emails about each feature &mdash; that will spike unsubscribes. Instead, you need to share value and natively promote the product.\nNot every email should be centered around useful content. Sometimes, you can offer a free service (for example, reply to this email, and I will do something for you) or maybe repurpose your old content from social media and blog. Feel free to generate ideas outside of the information you have about me\nBe self-explanatory. I need to understand what exactly my email sequence should be about and how to make its Open Rates and CTR better.\n\n#INFORMATION ABOUT ME:\n{PRODUCT-FEATURE-1}\n\nMy target audience: \n{TARGET-MARKET}\n\n#RESPONSE FORMATTING:\nUse Markdown to format your response.',1715781457,1);



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