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Create, List and Launch an AI Image Prompt Pack in 6 Phases

Takes an AI image prompt pack from creation to launch: a detailed 9:16 commercial image prompt, three store thumbnail concepts, 5 opening hooks, a 45-60 second Reel script, comment-keyword post endings and a 24-hour launch diagnostic with 3 fixes.

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  1. Phase 1 — Commercial image prompt
    Role: you are a top prompt engineer and a cinematic director for Midjourney.
    
    Target market niche: [market niche]
    My product concept: [product details]
    
    Task: build an original, very detailed, multi-layered image prompt meant for commercial asset platforms where I will sell to this niche.
    
    The prompt must use a strict 9:16 vertical format and specify exactly:
    - the cinematic lighting style
    - the camera lens settings
    - hyper-realistic textures
    - the color grading palette
    - the rendering keywords
  2. Phase 2 — Store listing thumbnail concepts
    Role: you are a master visual designer focused on conversion.
    
    My product: a pack of AI prompts sold on my digital asset store.
    
    Task: write a strategic layout framework for the store listing, with 3 different high-contrast thumbnail concepts. For each concept describe:
    - a clean, uncluttered mockup layout of the digital product
    - a strong visual that breaks the viewer's pattern
    - a bold, punchy text overlay of fewer than 4 words that pushes people to buy on the spot
  3. Phase 3 — 5 scroll-stopping hooks
    Role: you are a creative director for short-form content built to go viral.
    
    My product: a collection of commercial AI image generation assets.
    
    Task: write 5 aggressive text hooks, each meant to open (as line one) an organic social post announcing this collection.
    
    Every hook targets very short attention spans and leans on one of these:
    - contrarian claims about design, delivered with strong contrast
    - an unexpected break with the status quo of the creative industry
    - a painful bottleneck in system efficiency
    
    The goal: make digital creators and business owners stop scrolling and read.
  4. Phase 4 — Process reveal Reel script
    Role: you are a retention engineer for short-form content.
    
    My product: AI-generated digital assets.
    
    Task: turn the core of how I create these assets into a persuasive Reel lasting 45-60 seconds.
    
    Script structure (non-linear timeline):
    1. Open immediately on the visual peak: the finished, premium AI render.
    2. Share one very quick prompt trick for producing it.
    3. Add explicit pacing markers: every 2 seconds, mark the cut to a fresh visual breakdown.
  5. Phase 5 — Comment-for-asset post endings
    Role: you are a specialist in inbound engagement.
    
    Context: putting checkout links or store URLs straight into the caption of social videos sharply cuts organic reach on the platforms.
    
    My launch: a digital product (an AI image prompt pack).
    
    Task: design a "comment for the asset" loop that people find hard to resist. Write 3 different post endings, each telling users the one keyword to reply with so that an automated direct message sends them the checkout link of my store.
  6. Phase 6 — 24-hour launch diagnostic
    Role: you are an analytics auditor for storefront performance, driven by data.
    
    My launch: a weekend launch of a digital product (an AI image prompt pack).
    My numbers at 24 hours, if available: [impressions, comments, store visits, orders]
    
    Task: give me a sharp diagnostic rubric of tracking metrics to judge the launch at the 24-hour mark.
    
    Scenario: impressions on my social content and my automated comment loops are growing fast, but less than 2% of storefront traffic turns into paid orders. Which visual, pricing or text parameters are broken?
    
    Finish with 3 mechanical fixes I can apply right away.
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