
AI-POWERED BUSINESS STARTER KIT
• Part 1 — The Funnel Template (Awareness → Interest → Decision → Action)
• Part 2 — Sales Page Copy Template (fill-in-the-blank, plus a worked example)
• Part 3 — Pricing Strategy Guide (pairs with the companion Pricing Calculator.xlsx)
• Part 4 — Launch Checklist
How to use this kit: Everywhere you see brackets like [YOUR PRODUCT], replace them with your own details. The worked examples use a fictional "AI Prompt Pack" product so you can see the template applied — swap in your own niche, offer, and voice.
A funnel is just the path a stranger walks to become a customer. Use this four-stage structure for any digital product, in any niche.
Goal: stop the scroll and name the problem your audience already feels.
• Hook (first line): Call out the exact person or pain — "If you're a [audience] who's tired of [pain]..."
• Agitation (1–2 lines): Make the cost of the problem concrete — time lost, money left on the table, stress.
• Bridge: "Here's the fix" / "What if you didn't have to..."
• CTA: "Tap to get [PRODUCT NAME]" or "Learn more"
"If you're a small business owner who stares at a blank page every time you need social captions — this fixes that in 10 seconds. The AI Prompt Pack: 100 ready-to-use prompts for e-commerce and marketing content. Tap to grab it."
Goal: the visitor decides "this is for me" within 5 seconds of arriving. Covered in full in Part 2.
Goal: remove the last reasons not to buy.
• Show exactly what's included (a visual list or mockup beats a paragraph)
• Answer the top 3 objections: "Will this actually work for my niche?" / "What if I'm not techy?" / "What if I don't like it?"
• De-risk with a guarantee or a free preview sample
Goal: frictionless purchase and instant gratification.
• Sellar.com handles checkout and auto-delivers the download link — no manual work
• Keep the checkout page to one product, one price, one button
• Send a short welcome/delivery email confirming what they bought and how to use it first
Use this section-by-section structure for your Sellar.com product page. Each section has a fill-in template followed by a worked example.
Template: [Specific outcome] for [specific audience] — without [common pain/objection].
Example: "100 Done-For-You AI Prompts That Write Your Marketing Copy in Seconds — No Prompt-Writing Skills Needed."
Template: A one-sentence expansion naming the format and the payoff.
Example: "A plug-and-play prompt library for e-commerce and digital marketing — just copy, paste, and customize."
Template: Describe the current struggle in the reader's own words (3–4 short lines). Don't solve it yet — just make them nod.
Example: "You know AI tools can save you hours. But every session starts the same way: staring at a blank prompt box, typing something vague, and getting a generic result you have to rewrite anyway."
Template: Introduce the product as the bridge from problem to outcome, in one paragraph.
Example: "The AI Prompt Pack removes the guesswork. It's 100 tested prompts, organized by use case, so you open the doc, copy the one you need, and get a usable result on the first try."
Template: A bulleted, visual list — not paragraphs.
• 100 prompts across 4 categories (25 each)
• Formatted PDF + copy-paste text doc
• Editable [ ] fields so you can drop in your own product/brand details
• Lifetime access to updates
Template: A short testimonial, a usage stat, or a before/after. If you're pre-launch, use a specific, verifiable claim instead (e.g., "tested across 30+ e-commerce listings") rather than fabricating a quote.
Template: Restate the product, the price, and what makes it a clear value relative to the price. See Part 3 for how to set the number.
Template: "If [PRODUCT] doesn't [core promise] within [timeframe], email us for a full refund — no questions asked."
• "Will this work for my niche?" → explain how prompts are adaptable / list included niches
• "What format do I get it in?" → PDF + doc, instant download
• "Do I need a paid AI tool?" → note which tools it works with (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.)
Template: Restate the outcome, restate the price, one button. "Get [PRODUCT] now for [$PRICE] →"
Pair this section with the companion file Pricing_Calculator.xlsx, which turns these inputs into your breakeven and margin automatically.
Offering three price points increases average order value because most buyers pick the middle option.
Tier
Typical Price
What It Includes
Who It's For
Basic
$9–$19
Core product only
Price-sensitive first-time buyers
Pro (anchor)
$27–$47
Core + templates/bonuses
Most buyers — design your page to push here
Bundle
$67–$97
Everything + 1:1 or done-with-you add-on
High-intent buyers wanting more support
Rule of thumb for early testing: your Cost Per Purchase (from Meta Ads Manager) needs to stay meaningfully below your price to leave room for profit after ad spend. Use the Pricing_Calculator.xlsx to enter your price, product cost, and target ad spend — it will compute your breakeven conversion rate and required ROAS automatically.
• Product built and delivery file(s) finalized
• Sales page copy written (Part 2) and uploaded to Sellar.com
• Pricing tiers set (Part 3) and Pricing_Calculator.xlsx completed
• Sellar.com storefront live with automated delivery tested (buy your own product once to confirm)
• Meta Pixel installed on your Sellar.com page
• Meta Ads Manager campaign created with objective = Conversions
• Audience targeting set (interests/behaviors relevant to your niche)
• Ad creative + copy uploaded (Stage 1 template above)
• Tracking confirmed: place one test order and verify it shows in the Pixel/Ads Manager
• Check cost-per-purchase daily against your breakeven number
• Read every piece of buyer feedback and note recurring objections — feed them back into the FAQ section
• Kill or adjust any ad set with cost-per-purchase above breakeven after meaningful spend