How 15 ChatGPT Prompts Helped Me Build A Digital Product — And $4,000+ From One Systeme.io Funnel

I’m not a marketer. I’m not a coder. I’m a sleep-deprived parent who scribbles ideas into my phone between dinner, daycare pickups, and the endless laundry cycle.
Two months ago I tried an experiment: I used 15 focused ChatGPT prompts to build a complete digital product (content, delivery, sales copy, even upsell ideas). Then I launched it into a tiny funnel I built on Systeme.io. The result: just over $4,000 in revenue from that funnel in a few weeks.

This article walks you through the whole thing — the 15 digital product ideas (and the prompts I used), how I assembled the product, how the funnel worked, and why Systeme.io made the entire thing painless. If you want to copy the playbook, you’ll find everything you need.

Why I Tried This (And Why It Worked)

I’d wasted time chasing the shiny — long courses, “perfect” branding, ad strategies that drained money. I needed something fast, repeatable, and low-cost. ChatGPT (used correctly) removed the blank-page paralysis. Systeme.io removed the tech juggling.

Together they let me:

• move from idea → product → sales in days (not months),
• keep the workflow lean (no dev, no designers), and
• focus on conversion and iteration.

But let’s get practical. Below are the 15 digital product ideas I built or prepped using prompts — each paired with the exact ChatGPT prompt structure I used so you can reuse them.

The Digital Products I Created (And The Prompts I Used)

Note: Each product below includes a one-line description and the exact prompt I fed ChatGPT. Edit the niche and the specifics, then run it.

1. Mini Guide (One-Page Cheat Sheet) — Quick step-by-step checklist people can implement in 20 minutes.
   Prompt: “Create a one-page cheat sheet with 6 steps for [niche problem]. Keep bullets actionable and include a short headline.”
2. Email Welcome Sequence (5 Emails) — A short nurture sequence that converts readers into buyers.
   Prompt: “Write a 5-email welcome sequence for new subscribers who downloaded [lead magnet]. Email 1: deliver. Email 5: soft pitch for [affiliate/product].”
3. Mini Video Workshop (20–30 Minutes) — Screen-recorded walkthrough with timestamps and slide outline.
   Prompt: “Outline a 25-minute workshop on [topic] with 4 sections, timestamps, and 5 slide titles.”
4. Template Pack (Fill-In Templates) — Notion/Google Doc templates your buyer can plug into their work.
   Prompt: “Create 3 editable templates for [task] with fill-in-the-blank sections and examples.”
5. Swipe File (Copy Swipe Pack) — Ready-to-use email/social templates.
   Prompt: “Write 10 high-converting email subject lines and 5 short email bodies for promoting [offer].”
6. Mini Course (3 Lessons) — Short modules with exercises and an outcome.
   Prompt: “Create a 3-lesson mini course on [topic]. For each lesson: goal, key points, exercise, and resource list.”
7. Case Study Document — Real-style story showing results and the process.
   Prompt: “Write a one-page case study about someone solving [problem] using [method], include before/after metrics and 3 takeaway lessons.”
8. Checklists & SOPs — Operational steps buyers can follow daily.
   Prompt: “Write a daily 10-step checklist for [task] that a beginner can follow in 15 minutes.”
9. Resource Library (Curated Links + Tools) — “Everything I use” list with short reviews.
   Prompt: “Create a resource list of 12 tools for [niche], include 1-line benefit and cost bracket each.”
10. Printable Worksheets — Guided worksheets for reflection or action.
    Prompt: “Design a 1-page worksheet that helps users map [goal -> obstacles -> quick wins] with fill-in prompts.”
11. Mini Audiobook / MP3 Guide — Short spoken guide for auditory learners.
    Prompt: “Write a 1,500-word script for a 10-minute audio guide that teaches [result], with intro, 3 steps, and closing CTA.”
12. Micro-Consult (Digital Assessment) — A PDF assessment buyers fill and get feedback on.
    Prompt: “Create a 10-question assessment for [skill] with scoring and a one-paragraph interpretation for each band.”
13. Swipe-To-Post Social Pack — 30 social post ideas and captions for a month.
    Prompt: “Generate 30 social post prompts and short captions for [niche], vary formats (tips, story, question).”
14. Lead Magnet Bundle — Combine 2–3 small pieces as a higher-value freebie.
    Prompt: “Bundle a cheat sheet, 3-email mini sequence, and 1 template into a ‘starter kit’ and write the download page copy.”
15. Affiliate Toolkit — A ready-to-send email + landing page + bonus package to promote an affiliate offer.
    Prompt: “Create an affiliate toolkit for [product], including 3 email templates, 1 bonus idea buyers want, and a short landing page headline + bullets.”

How I Turned Those Pieces Into One Sellable Product

I didn’t publish 15 separate things. Instead, I combined several small assets into a single product pack that delivered immediate practical value (mini workshop + templates + swipe pack + 5-email follow-up). Why? Because people buy outcomes: “I want X done”, not “I want 15 files.”

The steps:

1. Pick One Promised Outcome — e.g., “Get your first client outreach sequence that converts.”
2. Assemble 3 Core Deliverables — workshop (video), 3 templates, 5-email swipe pack.
3. Polish & Brand — quick Canva cover, short PDF, and a Notion folder for templates.
4. Price — I tested $27, $47, and ended up at $37 for launch.
5. Create an Order Bump — extra templates + live Q&A access for $17 at checkout.

All writing, outlines, and the first-draft slides came from those ChatGPT prompts. I edited them, added one or two personal examples, and recorded the workshop in my living room with a cheap mic.

Building The Funnel On Systeme.io — Step By Step

Systeme.io handled everything: landing page, checkout, order bump, delivery, and email automation. Here’s the funnel I created:

1. Landing Page (Lead Or Direct Sales)

• Headline: “Get Client-Ready Outreach Templates — Implement In One Afternoon”
• Bullets: tangible outcomes, what’s included, guarantee (simple refund policy).
• CTA: “Buy Now $37” or “Get The Free Starter (email opt-in)”.

2. Checkout Page With Order Bump

• Order bump: “Extra swipe templates + calendar booking” for $17 (checkbox).
• Systeme.io’s built-in checkout made taxes, payments, and card saves simple.

3. Thank You + One-Click Upsell

• Upsell offer: a bundled advanced template pack + recorded walkthrough for $97 (one-click).
• Systeme.io executes one-click upsells cleanly — no re-entering card details.

4. Email Deliverability & Drip

• Delivery email: immediate access link.
• 5-email onboarding: value → proof → soft pitch for upsell → FAQ → final nudge. (All drafted with ChatGPT then humanized.)

5. Analytics & Optimization

• Open rates, attach rates for bumps, upsell conversion tracked in Systeme.io.
• I iterated subject lines and CTA wording; a small tweak lifted cart conversions noticeably.

Why Systeme.io? Because it removes the “glue” problem: one platform, low cost, and everything integrated. For a one-person launch, that reliability mattered more than fancy tech.

The Numbers (Realistic, Not Hype)

I want to be transparent: this wasn’t viral scale. It was a targeted sequence with real people who needed the product.

• Launch traffic: ~850 visitors (email list, niche posts, a small ad test)
• Conversion rate (sales page): ~4%
• Order bump attach rate: ~28%
• Upsell acceptance: ~15%
• Gross revenue: $4,100+ in the first 3 weeks (product sales + bumps + upsells)

Those numbers came from one focused funnel and continuous small optimizations. They weren’t magic. They were consistent, targeted actions.

The Human Side: Why This Felt Different

This whole process mattered because it didn’t ask me to be someone I wasn’t. I could show up honestly, use tools to amplify my work, and still sleep at night.

A few honest confessions:

• I edited every AI draft to add my voice — that’s the conversion secret.
• I answered first customer messages personally; that tiny touch became repeat customers and word-of-mouth.
• I celebrated small wins — my partner and I went out to dinner after the first $1k month. It felt normal and huge at the same time.

How You Can Start This Weekend (Short Checklist)

1. Pick a narrow outcome you can deliver in one afternoon.
2. Run 3–5 of the prompts above, edit for your voice.
3. Bundle into a simple product: video + templates + swipe pack.
4. Build one sales page and checkout on Systeme.io (free plan is fine to start, but I recommend making a small investment).
5. Seed to 200–1,000 targeted people (email, forums, micro-ads).
6. Measure: tweak subject lines and checkout copy until conversion increases.

Why You Should Try Systeme.io Right Now

Systeme.io was the quiet MVP of this project. It let me:

• launch quickly without a tech team,
• run order bumps and one-click upsells cleanly, and
• automate deliveries and follow-ups so I didn’t need to babysit sales.

If you’re serious about testing digital products fast — especially if you want a low-cost, low-friction setup — Systeme.io is where you start. It removes the messy integrations and lets you focus on product-market fit.

(Short transparency: I use it and recommend it because it saves time and stress — not because it’s a miracle. The work still matters.)

Final Thought

Using 15 smart prompts and one simple funnel I built on Systeme.io, I took an idea from “what if” to $4,000+ of real revenue. The numbers are just numbers — what mattered more was the momentum and the confidence it bought me. I can test, iterate, and actually build something that pays the bills.

If you’re juggling life and wanting a practical, low-tech way to test online offers, this is a path that works. Use the prompts, build the product, and let Systeme.io handle the hard part of selling it.

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