You already wrote this guide.
You wrote it in your DMs. In 40 separate replies. To 40 people who never followed through.
The kit above is how you write it once.
Step 1: Collect the questionsOpen your DMs and scroll back a month. You are looking for questions that show up at least three times.
“Where did you stay in Lisbon?"
"What’s your packing list for Japan?"
"How do you find the good restaurants?”
Write down the top five. That is your table of contents.
Step 2: Let the GPT interview youOpen the GPT and paste in the five questions. It will ask you follow-ups the same way a follower would, then draft:
- A guide outline with a section for each question
- Three title options that describe the outcome, not the topic
- A price based on how much time the guide saves someone
Answer like you are replying to a DM. Do not polish. The polish comes later.
Step 3: Run it through the BlueprintThe Blueprint is a one-page checklist. Every $27 guide that sells has the same bones:
- One specific outcome in the title
- Something the reader can use in the first two pages
- Your opinion, not a list of options
- A clear “what to do next” at the end
If your outline ticks all four, build it this weekend.
Step 4: Change your replyNext time the question lands in your DMs, you send this:
“Great question, I get asked this so much I put everything into one guide. Here’s the link. It has every spot, how to get there and what to order.”
Some will buy. Some won’t. Either way you just got 20 minutes of your day back.
What to do right nowOpen your DMs. Find three repeat questions. Paste them into the GPT.
That’s the whole first step, and it takes less time than the next reply you were about to type.