For small business owners who do their own marketing

A week of marketing, in about fifteen minutes.

Learn to turn a product and an offer into a finished, on-brand post — then publish it and find out whether it worked. No designer. No agency. No AI experience needed.

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₹499 launch price · one-time payment

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A home bakery owner checking her phone beside trays of freshly baked cakes and cookies.

13 videos37 minutes total

The Prompt SheetWord + PDF

The Kit workbookExcel

Downloadsyours to keep

The problem

Right now, one post takes two days and costs ₹500.

You have an idea on Monday. You message a designer. You explain what you want, send the photos, and wait. It comes back, you ask for a change, you wait again. Two or three days later you have one image.

And you need about forty a month.

That's why most small business accounts go quiet. Not because the owner didn't care — because the process was too slow to keep up with.

What you'll be able to do

By the end of 37 minutes

Turn a product and an offer into a finished, on-brand creative in a few minutes
Change anything about it by typing one plain-English sentence
Get three different angles instead of guessing with one
Fill every channel — feed, story, WhatsApp, Facebook — from a single brief
Write the caption, call to action and hashtags without staring at a blank box
Keep your logo, colours and tone identical across every post
Tell whether any of it actually worked, using free tools you already have

What you'll actually make

One product. One offer. Three angles.

These three came out of a single brief for the same home bakery — same product, same weekend, same price. Chapter 07 is where you learn to ask for three instead of guessing with one, then let the numbers tell you which angle your customers respond to.

Bakery social post: an overhead photo of a box of brownies with the headline Weekend Brownie Box, Rs 349 for a box of six. — **The product angle**Show the thing and price it plainly.

Bakery social post: hands passing a tied bakery box across a table with the headline Baked This Morning. — **The freshness angle**Sell the thing they can't get elsewhere.

Bakery social post: bold typographic offer reading 3 Boxes 1 Free, this weekend only, above a photo of cookies and brownies. — **The offer angle**Give a reason to act before Sunday.

Made with the same free tools the course uses, from the eight-part brief in the workbook. Your own logo, colours and tone go in once and stay consistent across all three.

How it works

One brief in. Everything else out.

The whole course runs on one idea: fill in a short brief about what you're selling, and every piece of marketing comes out of it. You write the brief once and reuse it forever.

STEP ONE

Fill in the brief

Eight plain questions about your product, your offer and your customer. Ten minutes, once. The workbook holds it so you never retype it.

STEP TWO

Make the creative

The brief becomes a prompt. The prompt becomes a finished post. Ask for three angles, then change anything by typing a normal sentence.

STEP THREE

Publish and check

Resize for every channel, write the caption, post it — then read the free numbers you already have to see which angle worked.

The eight parts of the brief:

What you sellWho buys itThe offerThe deadline The feelingYour coloursThe words you useThe one action

What's inside

13 short chapters. Watch one, then go and do it.

00Start Here2:27
01Why a Small Business Should Care3:03
02What This Does For Your Business2:33
03The Complete Journey in 12 Steps2:38
04What the AI Needs From You2:29
05Writing the Prompt3:34
06Making Your First Creative3:36
07Variations and Every Channel2:36
08Keeping Your Brand Consistent2:56
09Publishing It2:38
10Measuring and Turning Posts Into Orders3:05
11The Simple Version2:50
12The Whole Thing End to End2:50

Nothing is longer than four minutes. It's built to be used, not binged.

The kit

The part you'll still be using in six months.

The Prompt Sheet

Word and PDF

Every prompt from the course, ready to copy. The fill-in-the-blanks brief template. The phrases for changing a creative. The resize requests for each channel. The caption request. Three pages, and you can edit it.

The Kit Workbook

Excel

Brand Kit — fill it in once, about ten minutes
Campaign Planner — type in your product and offer, and it writes the whole prompt for you
Post Tracker — one row per post, and it tells you which angle is working
What I Learned — where this month quietly improves next month

The Campaign Planner is the one that does real work. You never write a prompt from scratch again.

Who this is for

If you sell something and you post it yourself, this is aimed at you.

The owner of a small neighbourhood hair salon standing in her shop.

The owner of a small clothing boutique standing among racks of garments.

The owner of a small independent cafe behind the counter.

A tailor at his sewing machine in a small alterations shop.

Also gyms, tutors, home kitchens, photographers, clinics, hardware shops, wedding planners. The worked example throughout is a home bakery, but nothing in the method depends on what you sell.

If you have a product, a price and a customer, the brief works the same way.

You'll get a lot out of this if

You run a small business and you're the one doing the marketing
You don't have a designer or an agency
You post inconsistently and you know it
You've never used an AI tool, or tried once and got something generic
You have about an afternoon and you'd rather do it than read about it

Give this a miss if

You're a designer or a marketer looking for advanced technique
You want a done-for-you service rather than a way of doing it yourself
You're expecting a guaranteed increase in sales
You won't open the workbook — the course does nothing on its own

The honest bit

What this does and doesn't promise.

This will not guarantee you sales. Nothing can, and you should be careful of anyone who tells you otherwise.

What it does is remove the friction that stops most small businesses posting consistently — and consistency is the part that actually moves a business.

That's the promise, and it's the only one made anywhere on this page.

Questions

The things people ask first.

Do I need to have used AI before?: No. Chapter 6 shows you exactly which tools to open, with their web addresses, and what to type.
Which AI tool do I need to buy?: None. The course uses ChatGPT, and shows the same steps working in Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot and Canva. All of them have a free tier you can start on. Free limits change often, so check what your own account includes.
How long does it take?: 37 minutes of video. Realistically an afternoon if you do the exercises as you go.
The examples use rupees and an Indian bakery. Does it work elsewhere?: Yes. The example is a home bakery in Bengaluru because a specific example teaches better than a vague one. The method doesn't depend on the country, the currency or the type of business — substitute your own.
What format are the downloads?: A Word document and a PDF for the Prompt Sheet, and an Excel file for the workbook. All editable. Nothing to sign up for and nothing that expires.
Will this work for my kind of business?: It works for anything with a product, a price and a customer — bakeries, salons, boutiques, gyms, cafes, tutors, repair shops. The worked example is a bakery; the eight-part brief is the same whatever you sell.
How do I get access after paying?: Checkout runs on Gumroad. The moment payment goes through, Gumroad gives you access to all 13 videos and the downloadable files, and emails you a link you can come back to. It is a one-time payment — there is no subscription and nothing to renew. The Prompt Sheet and Workbook are yours to keep once downloaded.
Can I get a refund?: No. Because you get the videos and the downloadable files immediately, all sales are final. The first chapter is free to watch above so you can see the material before you pay. Full terms are in the refund policy.
Is the launch price real?: Yes. The launch price runs until the date shown at the top of this page, then the price goes up and stays up. The timer counts down to one fixed date — it doesn't restart when you reload.

Start this weekend.

Write your brand kit. Pick one product and one offer. Make three versions. Post on Friday evening with a deadline in the call to action. Then count the messages.