One thing I'd pay attention to is whether people are buying the prompts or buying the confidence that they'll get better marketing results.
A prompt pack is easy to compare with hundreds of alternatives. The reason someone chooses yours may end up being the outcome it helps them achieve, not the number of prompts it contains.
Spot on, Aryan! That's a great insight. It's definitely about the outcome and saving time rather than just a massive list of words. Appreciate the feedback!
The interesting signal will probably be what customers describe as the reason they keep coming back — the resource itself or the result it helps them achieve.
Keeping track of customer feedback and reviews will definitely be the best way to see what value resonates most. Thanks again for the sharp perspective!
Couldn't agree more. Tracking that repeating customer language will definitely guide how the product evolves. Thanks again for the great discussion!
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I run a digital marketing academy, and I kept rewriting the same ChatGPT/Claude prompts for content, ads, email, and SEO work — for myself and for people I teach. Eventually I organized the best ones into a single pack.
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One thing I'd pay attention to is whether people are buying the prompts or buying the confidence that they'll get better marketing results.
A prompt pack is easy to compare with hundreds of alternatives. The reason someone chooses yours may end up being the outcome it helps them achieve, not the number of prompts it contains.
Spot on, Aryan! That's a great insight. It's definitely about the outcome and saving time rather than just a massive list of words. Appreciate the feedback!
Appreciate it.
The interesting signal will probably be what customers describe as the reason they keep coming back — the resource itself or the result it helps them achieve.
Keeping track of customer feedback and reviews will definitely be the best way to see what value resonates most. Thanks again for the sharp perspective!
Appreciate it.
Those patterns usually become clearer once enough customer language starts repeating. Looking forward to seeing what users actually value most.
Couldn't agree more. Tracking that repeating customer language will definitely guide how the product evolves. Thanks again for the great discussion!