You have something to sell. Now give your content a system to help you sell it
You’re busy running a business, and content is one more thing you’re supposed to keep up with.
It used to be enough to share helpful tips and stay consistent. But the internet has changed, and it’s harder than ever to get noticed.
So you’re doing everything you can:
- Copying what gets engagement for other people, and still not seeing sales
- Sharing tips people thank you for, then watching them buy from someone else
- Using AI to keep up, then rewriting drafts that could have come from anyone
What you want is content that counts: helpful enough that people are glad they found it, and strategic enough that it gets the right people ready to buy from you.
That’s what Prime & Presell does.
Inside, you get:
- Content built on buyer psychology. Every piece shifts how your audience thinks, so they’re ready to buy before you ask.
- Sell without the awkward pitch. When you do mention your offer, it feels like the obvious next step.
- Always know what to post next. Every topic ties back to what you sell, so nothing you make is wasted.
- One content session, five pieces of content. Turn one strategic idea into your main piece, an email, and three social posts.
- Content that shows why you’re the one to buy from. The AI helps you tell your own stories and share your expertise, then shapes it into content that gets results.
You don’t have to choose between sharing value and selling
Give people a reason to pay attention.
Build the understanding that makes the offer easier to buy.
Helping someone see why what they’re doing isn’t working is valuable. So is showing them a better way, or helping them decide whether your offer is right for them.
That’s content your audience can use whether or not they buy, and it gets the right people ready for when you do talk about your offer.
Your AI, trained on 16 frameworks that prime your audience to buy and presell them on your offers
Each one shifts a specific belief that’s blocking the sale.
Help them see the problem
The Mind Reader
Puts words to a problem they can feel but can’t explain yet.
“Something’s off, and I can’t put my finger on it.”
How it moves them- Names the feeling they’ve been having
- Reveals the real cause behind it
- Shows why the usual fix keeps missing
- Gives them the first sign to check
“That’s exactly what’s been happening.”
The Blind Spot
Shows them a problem they didn’t know was costing them.
“I just need to do more of what’s already working.”
How it moves them- Points to where they haven’t looked
- Shows the warning sign
- Puts a real cost on it
- Gives them a quick way to check their own
“I didn’t realize that was costing me.”
The Exposé
Shows them why the old advice stopped working.
“I’m doing what everyone says works.”
How it moves them- Names the advice they’ve been following
- Shows what changed, and when
- Explains why it still gets repeated
- Gives them the updated move
“No wonder the old advice stopped working.”
Not Your Fault
Shows them the popular way is what’s broken, so they stop blaming themselves.
“I must be doing it wrong.”
How it moves them- Starts with the approach everyone uses
- Shows exactly where it breaks
- Names the assumption behind it
- Offers a better way forward
“It wasn’t me. The approach was the problem.”
Help them see the path forward
The Lightbulb
Gives a name to the big idea behind your offer, so it finally clicks.
“It’s all basically the same.”
How it moves them- Starts with how they see it now
- Gives the missing idea a name
- Shows how it works
- Shows a familiar situation through the new idea
“Now I understand the idea I was missing.”
The Map
Lays out the steps from where they are to where they want to be.
“I don’t know where to start.”
How it moves them- Shows the whole path
- Walks through the early stages
- Points out the stage people skip
- Helps them find where they are
“I can see how to get from here to there.”
The Green Light
Shows them they already have what they need to get started.
“I’m not ready for this yet.”
How it moves them- Names what they think they need first
- Shows the real minimum
- Gives the signs to go, and the signs to wait
- Lets them check for themselves
“I actually could do this.”
The Payoff
Paints a clear picture of life once the problem is solved.
“I’m not sure it’s worth it.”
How it moves them- Starts where they are now
- Shows one moment with the problem handled
- Names what they get to stop doing
- Is honest about what it takes
“That’s the result I want.”
Help them trust you specifically
The Confession
Shares something you used to believe or teach, what changed your mind, and what you do now.
“Everyone just says whatever sells.”
How it moves them- Shares what you used to believe
- Explains why it made sense
- Shows what changed your mind
- Shares what you do now
“They tell me what actually works, even when it means changing their mind.”
Behind the Curtain
Walks them through how you actually work, using a real example.
“I don’t know what working with them is actually like.”
How it moves them- Starts with a real starting point
- Walks through your first move
- Shows how you adjust along the way
- Shows what changes
“Now I can picture what working with them would be like.”
Real Receipts
Shows a real result and exactly what made it happen.
“Results like that don’t happen for people like me.”
How it moves them- Starts where they began
- Shows what they’d already tried
- Names what was really in the way
- Shows the change, with honest scope
“I can see what caused that result.”
The Line in the Sand
Shows one clear thing you do differently from everyone else.
“Everyone offers the same thing.”
How it moves them- Names what you do differently
- Shows what it protects
- Admits what it costs you
- Says who the usual way still suits
“Now I understand what makes their approach different.”
Help them make the decision
The Fence Sitter
Gives them two honest choices: buy now, or take a free next step.
“I have to decide right now.”
How it moves them- Treats their hesitation as a real signal
- Shows the signs they’re ready
- Shows the signs they’re not yet
- Gives two honest next steps
“I know which path is right for me.”
The Yeah-But
Answers their biggest worry about buying, honestly.
“Yeah, but I don’t have time for this.”
How it moves them- States the worry in their words
- Agrees with the part that’s true
- Shows the part that isn’t, with evidence
- Shows what changes after
“That answers the thing that was holding me back.”
The Decision Trigger
Compares your offer fairly to one other option, so choosing is easy.
“I can’t tell which option is right for me.”
How it moves them- Says when the other option is the better pick
- Says when yours is
- Names the one thing that decides it
- Lets them check which fits
“I know how to compare my options.”
The Unboxing
Shows exactly what happens after they buy, from day one.
“I don’t know what happens after I buy.”
How it moves them- Shows what arrives
- Walks through the first 30 minutes
- Shows the first win
- Is honest about what it needs from them
“I know exactly what happens after I buy.”
You don’t have to memorize these frameworks or choose one yourself. They’re instructions for your AI, and it finds the perfect fit for what you’re trying to do.
Founders price ends in
$37 until Friday, October 2 at midnight Eastern. Regular price $97.
$97 $37
One payment · 16 content frameworks · Claude or ChatGPT
Tell Prime & Presell what you want to sell and it figures out what content you need
You don’t have to know what to post or how to prompt your AI to get something worth publishing…
Prime & Presell takes the deciding off your plate.
You tell it what you want to sell. It works out what your customers need to hear, researches how they talk about the problem, and hands you a short list of topics to choose from.
You make the calls only you can make, like which topic feels right and whether you want a draft or would rather talk it out.
At the end, you have five pieces of content: one core piece, one email, and three social media posts, all built around the same strategic idea.
I want to create content for my new offer. I’m launching it next month.
I can see the offer details in your project, so let’s get your customers ready for next month. Here’s what I’m doing first:
- Figuring out what your customers need to hear before they buy
- Searching how they talk about the problem, in their own words
- Choosing the framework that moves that belief
- Pulling together topic ideas for you to choose from
Here are three topics that could shift what your customers believe before they buy. Which one feels closest to what you’d want to say?
- How to Sell With Your Content Without Being Salesy
- Why Your Helpful Content Gets Comments but Not Sales
- What Buyer-Readiness Content Is and Why It Works
Everything you get from one guided content session
Tell it what you want to sell, answer a few questions, and you walk away with a complete set of content built from one strategy.
Core content
Video, podcast, or blog post
Sends your list to your new piece
Social post angle 1
A fresh angle on your main idea
Social post angle 2
Carousel, text, or video, your pick
Social post angle 3
Captions written for you
One idea. Five pieces of content. All pointing toward the same offer
One content session finds the strategy, then turns it into five pieces of content you can publish across your channels.
They’re all built from the same idea, so everything you publish from it points toward the same offer.
You start with one core piece of content, where the full argument gets made: a video, a podcast episode, or a blog post.
Blog posts are structured to be found in Google and in AI search
The headings are the questions people actually search, with a TL;DR, a table of contents and FAQs built in.
Videos and podcasts come as a full script or talking points
Whichever way you like to record.
Notes throughout your draft show you the strategy
{{This section: tells you what this part needs to do, with a few questions to get you thinking about what you want to say.}}Send your list an email that drives traffic to your new content.
Get your content two ways: as an organized page you open in your browser and as documents that are ready to publish
All your content sits in one page with a tab for each piece, so you can see everything in one place and copy any of it into whatever app you like working in.
Formatted documents that are ready to edit and publish
You also get a document for your core content, one for your email, and one for your social posts.
Each one is laid out the way it’ll be published, with real headings and notes showing where your own stories go.
Open it in Word or Google Docs, make it yours, and copy it straight into your blog or email tool.
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
This email has one job: getting your list to click through to the post.
Subject: Why your helpful content isn’t selling your offer
Hi there,
When a post gets a pile of comments, it feels like it’s working. People said thank you, somebody shared it, a few new people signed up.
Then you look at sales for the week and nothing moved.
That gap has a name, and once you see it, it changes what you post. We call it presell content: content that’s still genuinely helpful, but also shifts what people believe about what will solve their problem.
This week’s post walks through why the “share value 80% of the time” advice stopped paying off.
{{Your link: paste the published URL of your blog post}}
Cheers,
Sandra & Taughnee
Other Subject Lines You Could Use
- Your content gets comments. Why doesn’t it sell?
- What “share value” never told you about selling
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
Social Media · Angle 1
Five formats below, with a caption builder at the bottom. Pick the one you want to post.
What This Angle IsThe whole argument, squeezed down.
Option 1: Carousel
- Your content gets comments but doesn’t sell your offer. Hook
- Engagement isn’t the same as ready to buy. People can love your post and still solve the problem their own way. Stakes
- You were told to share value 80% of the time. So you shared tips and hoped sales would trickle down. Value
- Presell content does both jobs. It helps, and it shifts what people believe. Value
Option 2: A Video From Your Phone With Words on Top
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
Social Media · Angle 2
Five formats below, with a caption builder at the bottom. Pick the one you want to post.
What This Angle IsThe definition of presell content, on its own, as something people save.
Option 1: Carousel
- Your tips help people. They don’t get anyone ready to buy. Hook
- Every purchase is a belief decision. Before someone buys, they have to believe your way is right for them. Stakes
- A tip solves one small piece. It leaves the bigger belief exactly where it was. Value
Option 2: A Video From Your Phone With Words on Top
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
Social Media · Angle 3
Five formats below, with a caption builder at the bottom. Pick the one you want to post.
What This Angle IsYour most popular post, looked at again through the idea.
Option 1: Carousel
- Your most popular post might not be selling anything. Hook
- It gets saved, shared, and thanked. Then people go back to solving the problem their own way. Stakes
- It answers a beginner question. Most people are beginners, so it gets found and loved. Value
Option 2: A Video From Your Phone With Words on Top
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
Core Content
How to Sell With Your Content Without Being Salesy: Content That Presells Your Offers
TL;DR: If your content gets engagement but doesn’t sell your offer, it’s sharing value without shifting what people believe about what will solve their problem. Presell content does both, and it works by doing four jobs before someone buys.
{{This section: names the idea this post is about. When did one of your posts get lots of love and move zero sales?}}
Creating content is a lot of work when you’re running a business, and every hour you spend on it is an hour you’re not spending on what brings in revenue. So we look for signs it’s working.
Positive feedback feels good, and it’s a real sign you’re visible and making an impact. But the signal that matters most is whether it moved sales.
Why Your Content Gets Engagement but Doesn’t Sell Your Offer
When a post gets lots of engagement, that tells you people found it useful, but it doesn’t tell you whether anyone’s any closer to buying from you.
{{Your story: a time a post got great engagement and your sales didn’t budge.}}
Before somebody buys, they have to believe your way of solving their problem is the right one for them.
Here’s what’s inside each document
These pages come from a sample session, so you can see exactly what you’ll be working with.
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
How to Sell With Your Content Without Being Salesy
Cold open · 0:00 to 0:30
So you’ve got a post that got lots of comments and likes, people were thanking you for it, and then you looked at your sales that week and nothing had moved.
In this video I’m going to walk you through why that happens, and the four jobs your content needs to do before someone’s ready to buy from you.
On screen: Lots of engagement, no salesChapter 1: Why your content gets engagement but doesn’t sell
{{This part: answers the title directly. Which of your posts got the most engagement and sold nothing? What did people say in the comments, and what did they do next?}}
When a post gets lots of engagement, that tells you people found it useful, and that’s a good thing, but it doesn’t tell you whether anyone’s any closer to buying from you.
Show: one of your own posts with lots of commentsBefore somebody buys, they have to believe your way of solving their problem is the right one for them, and a helpful tip on its own usually doesn’t change that.
{{Your story: a post of yours that got lots of engagement while your sales stayed flat.}}
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
How to Sell With Your Content Without Being Salesy
Cold open · 0:00 to 0:30
- A post that got lots of comments and likes, and your sales that week didn’t move
- What this video covers: why that happens, and the four jobs content does before someone buys
Transition: “So let’s start with what all that engagement is actually telling you.”
Chapter 1: Why your content gets engagement but doesn’t sell
{{This part: answers the title directly. Which of your posts got the most engagement and sold nothing? What did people say in the comments, and what did they do next?}}
- Engagement tells you people found the post useful
- It doesn’t tell you they’re any closer to buying
- People buy when they believe your way is the right fix for their problem
{{Your story: a post of yours that got lots of engagement while your sales stayed flat.}}
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
How to Sell With Your Content Without Being Salesy
Segment 1 · 0:00 to 1:00
So you’ve got a post that got lots of comments and likes, people were thanking you for it, and then you looked at your sales that week and nothing had moved.
That’s what we’re talking about today: why that happens, and the four jobs your content needs to do before someone’s ready to buy from you.
{{Your story: a post of yours that got lots of engagement while your sales stayed flat.}}
When a post gets lots of engagement, that tells you people found it useful, but it doesn’t tell you whether anyone’s any closer to buying.
Transition: “So if being helpful isn’t the problem, where did we get the idea that it was enough? A lot of it goes back to the 80/20 rule.”
Segment 2 · 1:00 to 4:30
{{This segment: explains where the “share value” habit came from, without blame. When did you notice it stopped bringing in sales?}}
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
How to Sell With Your Content Without Being Salesy
Segment 1 · 0:00 to 1:00
- A post with lots of comments and likes, and a sales week that looked like every other week
- Engagement tells you people found it useful, and it doesn’t tell you they’re ready to buy
- What this episode covers: the four jobs content does before someone buys
{{Your story: a post of yours that got lots of engagement while your sales stayed flat.}}
Transition: “So if being helpful isn’t the problem, where did we get the idea that it was enough? A lot of it goes back to the 80/20 rule.”
Segment 2 · 1:00 to 4:30
- Where “share value 80% of the time” came from
- When it worked: Google and social platforms sent the traffic back to you
- What changed: AI answers the easy questions, and platforms want people to stay put
{{This segment: explains where the “share value” habit came from, without blame. When did you notice it stopped bringing in sales?}}
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
How to Sell With Your Content Without Being Salesy: Content That Presells Your Offers
{{This section: names the idea this post is about. What do your customers point to when they say their content is “doing well”? When did one of your posts get lots of love and move zero sales?}}
Creating content is a lot of work when you’re running a business, and every hour you spend on it is an hour you’re not spending on what brings in revenue. So we look for signs it’s working.
{{Your story: a time a post got great engagement and your sales didn’t budge.}}
In this post:
- Why Your Content Gets Engagement but Doesn’t Sell Your Offer
- Why We Share Helpful Content That Doesn’t Sell in the First Place
- How Content Presells Your Offer: The 4 Jobs It Does Before Someone Buys
- How to Find What Your Audience Needs to Believe Before They Buy
- Frequently Asked Questions About Content That Presells Your Offers
Why Your Content Gets Engagement but Doesn’t Sell Your Offer
If your content gets engagement but doesn’t sell your offer, it means you’re sharing lots of genuine value but you’re not shifting what people believe about what will solve their problem.
Your core content, in the format you actually make
Choose a video, a podcast episode, or a blog post.
For a video or podcast, you also choose how you like to record: a full script to read, or talking points to speak from. Video scripts and talking points both tell you what to put on screen and what to show in each chapter.
A blog post comes as a full draft, with a table of contents and FAQs already written.
Every section comes with a note on what it needs to do, and marked spots where your own stories go.
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
EmailSubject: Why your helpful content isn’t selling your offer
Hi there,
When a post gets a pile of comments, it feels like it’s working. People said thank you, somebody shared it, a few new people signed up.
Then you look at sales for the week and nothing moved.
{{Your link: paste the published URL of your blog post}}
An email that drives traffic to your new content
Every piece comes with an email that sends your list to your new content.
It’s short and gets straight to the point, and because it’s written from the same idea, it sounds like it belongs with everything else you publish.
You also get extra subject lines to choose from.
Prime & Presell · The Lightbulb
How to Sell With Your Content Without Being Salesy
If your content gets engagement but doesn’t sell your offer, 1it means you’re sharing lots of genuine value but you’re not shifting what people believe about what will solve their problem.
Before someone buys, they have to believe your solution is what their problem needs. 2Tips, tutorials, motivational posts, and stories all build visibility, but on their own they don’t change that belief.
Most people take the value, thank you for it, and keep handling their problem the way they already were.
Most of us share helpful content that doesn’t sell because we were told to “share value” 80% of the time. 3These posts attract a large audience because they answer beginner questions, and most people are beginners.
The whole argument in one postFor the people who’ll never read the full piece.
An angle pulled from the frameworkOne part of the strategy, as its own post.
Another angle from the frameworkA different part of the strategy, as a second post.
Three social posts, each with a job set by your framework
Post 1 is your whole argument in one post.
Post 2 is an angle pulled from the framework, and Post 3 is another angle, so you have three options.
Social media post · Angle 3
Five ways to publish this one angle. Pick one.
Option 1: Carousel
Copy for every slide, in order, plus the caption.
Option 2: A video from your phone with words on top
Any short clip you already have, with these words over it.
Option 3: A video of you talking
Talking points for one take, 20 to 40 seconds.
Option 4: Your carousel as a video
Your carousel slides played as a video, with nothing new to write.
Option 5: A simple graphic
One line on a clean square graphic, plus the caption.
Five easy format options for social media
Every angle comes written five ways, with a caption that works for all of them.
You only pick one format per angle, whichever suits the day.
They’re all quick to put together, because the words are already written for you.
Plus a design handoff for your carousels
Your carousel copy comes laid out slide by slide, with hook options for the first slide and a note on what each slide needs to show.
Take it to a new AI chat, hand it to your designer, or build the slides yourself in Canva.
Prime & Presell · Fast freebie handoff
The Prime & Presell Cheat Sheet
Proposed, not built yet
The concept
3 questions that tell you if a post will get people ready to buy. A one-page check to run on any post before you publish it.
Why it exists
The free job: checking a post, and seeing why it does or doesn’t get people ready to buy.
The job left for your offer: making posts that pass the check, every time, for your own offer.
What goes inside
- The three questions, with what a yes and a no look like
- One before-and-after example
- A two-minute check on your last three posts
Pages and emails to write
- The opt-in page
- The delivery email
- One follow-up email
How to start
Open a fresh chat and say: Build my freebie: “The Prime & Presell Cheat Sheet”
Plus a fast freebie handoff, if you don’t have one yet
Every piece of content ends with a free next step, something that gets people onto your list.
If you don’t have a freebie yet, the AI suggests a fast freebie that fits your offer. It’s something you can make with your AI in one sitting, and it gives your audience a quick win in minutes.
You get a brief to build it in a fresh chat. If you already have a freebie, your content points there instead.
Founders price ends in
$37 until Friday, October 2 at midnight Eastern. Regular price $97.
$97 $37
One payment · 16 content frameworks · Claude or ChatGPT
Two ways to build the draft. Pick the one that fits how you work
Have the AI draft it for you, or talk it out and have the AI capture the thoughts and opinions you want included.
AI Draft
Prime & Presell writes the full draft for you with the strategy already built in.
It comes back formatted the way it’ll be published: your title, a linked list of sections, and every heading in place.
The draft is already written. Green coaching notes above each section tell you what that section is there to do, plus something to think about if you want to rework it in your own words.
Pink notes flag where to add a screenshot or swap in your own example. Blue ones mark where your links go.
Talk-It-Out Mode
Turn the AI into your old-timey secretary.
It walks you through the post one section at a time. For each one, it tells you what the section needs to do and asks you one question.
Answer out loud with speech-to-text. Ramble, go off on a tangent, change your mind halfway through.
It plays back what it heard, writes a clean version into your live document in your own words, and moves you on to the next section.
1The AI interviews you
2You talk it out
3It turns it into clean copy
This guided process makes sure you’re doing more than getting AI to generate words for you.
It pulls out your experience and your point of view, the things that make your audience trust you. And trust is what leads to sales.
New to speech-to-text? It’s easy. You can use the voice mode built into your AI, or a free tool we’ve tested and recommend. We’ll show you how to set it up, with no extra subscriptions or apps to lock into.
It’s easy to set up Prime & Presell in about five minutes
Prime & Presell is a set of instructions for your AI. It runs in Claude (any plan, including free) or ChatGPT (Plus and above).
All you need to do is upload a set of files to an AI project, and it has everything it needs to plan, research, and draft with you.
Setup is easy and takes about five minutes, and the AI walks you through it.
If you already have an offer brief or brand voice rules, add them to the project too. Every piece comes out sharper and more like you.
Then anytime you want content that gets your audience ready to buy, open a fresh chat in your project and type “write.” The AI guides you from there.
Here’s what it feels like to have the AI guide you, instead of the other way around
Creating content usually means making decision after decision before you write a word, and AI can make that even more overwhelming.
Here, you tell it what you want to sell, and Prime & Presell guides the rest. The topic it brings you grows out of what you sell, so it plays to what you already know.
Tell it what you want to sell
Answer a few questions about what you’re trying to do and what’s going on in your business.
It figures out what content you need
It validates the direction, chooses the strategy, and finds your winning topic.
Build it and get all five pieces of content
Create the main piece your way, then the same idea carries into your email and social content.
Reach for Prime & Presell whenever you want to warm your audience up to buy a specific offer
Before you launch something new
Help people understand the problem your new offer solves before you ask them to buy.
When an existing offer needs more attention
Bring something you already sell back in front of the right people, and get them ready to buy it.
Any time you want nurturing content that points to your offers
Use it in your regular content mix, your welcome sequence, or your automated emails.
Quick walkthrough videos show you the whole process, step by step
They’re short and to the point, not a long course. You watch one content package get made from start to finish, with what to watch for at each step.
Then you’re in and out, with a way of working that saves you time every time you create content.
Quick walkthrough videos- 1Start with one word
Open a fresh chat in your project, type “write,” and it guides you through every step in the right order.
- 2Tell it what you’re making
One content package or a batch, which offer it points to, and whether you need a freebie.
- 3Check your idea against real customers
Watch the research find the words your customers actually use, and turn them into a stronger angle.
- 4Pick from a few strong topics
You get a couple of solid topics that fit your offer, not three hundred ideas to sort through.
- 5Approve your outline
The headings match how your customers search, and the whole piece reads like a story from top to bottom.
- 6Choose how you like to write
Have the AI draft it for you, or get interviewed and talk it out while your draft fills in.
- 7Know what’s in your package
Your all-in-one page, your documents, and the handoff files for your social posts and freebie.
These are the checks built into the system, so your content comes out faster and more strategic at the same time
Titles that match what people search for
Every title is worded the way a real person would type it into a search bar or ask an AI, so your content is easier to find.
The words your customers already use
Before it suggests a topic, it searches forums, reviews, and Q&A sites to find how your customers talk about the problem.
Your stories, never invented ones
When a section needs your story or your results, it marks the spot for you to fill in instead of making something up.
All you need to bring is the offer you want to sell
The strategy and the frameworks are already built into the instructions your AI reads, so you don’t have to learn any of it.
Setup takes about five minutes, and then you’re making your first set of content.
You don’t need:
- To be a “techie” person. We walk you through setup step by step, even if you’ve never made an AI project before.
- To know what to post, or which framework fits. The AI works that out with you.
- To learn prompts. You type “write,” and the AI asks the questions.
- To start from a blank page. You get a full draft with notes on where to add your own stories, or you can talk it out instead.
- A paid AI plan to get started. Claude’s free plan works.
- Hours of tutorials. The setup lessons are short, with a video to follow along or written steps to skim.
Hey there! We’re Taughnee & Sandra from ConversionMinded.
We know firsthand how much time goes into content and how frustrating it is when you’re not sure what it’s doing for your business.
AI changed how people find information online, and your competitors can now crank out more content than ever. When you’re also trying to run a business, keeping up feels impossible.
We built Prime & Presell so every piece you put out has a job to do for your business, and your time goes into content that actually moves people toward buying.
We’re excited to share it with you, and we hope you love it.
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I’ve been with ConversionMinded for years, and it’s been an absolute delight. Their tools transform content creation from a task into a treat.
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Is Prime & Presell right for you?
This is for you if
- You already have something to sell (a service, coaching, a course, a membership, or a digital product), and you want your content to help you sell more of it.
- You want to use AI for your content without publishing generic AI content.
- You’re willing to add your own stories, examples, and opinions when the draft asks for them.
- You want one idea to become your core piece, your email, and your social posts, all pointing at the same offer.
This might not be a fit if
- You don’t have an offer yet. Prime & Presell builds content around something you sell.
- You want to press a button and publish finished content without adding anything of your own.
- You want the AI to design and schedule your posts for you. You get the copy and a design handoff, and the posting stays with you.
Frequently asked questions
What AI plan do I need to use Prime & Presell?
Prime & Presell works inside a ChatGPT or Claude project. Some optional live-document and connected-app features depend on your plan and account settings.
Do I need any other apps?
No. You can use Prime & Presell inside ChatGPT or Claude. Other tools can make certain workflows more convenient, but they are optional.
Is this just a pack of AI prompts?
No. It is a guided system that walks through strategy, research, framework choice, topic development, drafting, and turning one idea into five pieces of content.
Do I have to learn all sixteen frameworks?
No. You choose the topic that makes sense for your business, and Prime & Presell chooses the framework behind it.
How is this different from other AI-generated content?
Prime & Presell does the strategic work before the draft: what customers need to hear, the language they use, the topic, and the framework for the job.
What kind of content can I create with it?
Your main piece can be a blog post, YouTube video, or podcast episode, plus an email and three social angles from the same idea.
Does it work if I sell services or coaching?
Yes. It works for any offer you want your content to sell, including one-on-one services, coaching, courses, memberships, and digital products. Everything is built around the offer you tell it about.
What if it isn’t right for me?
You’re covered by our 7-day money-back guarantee. Try Prime & Presell, and if it isn’t right for you, contact us within 7 days of purchase and we’ll refund you.
I’m launching something new. Will this work for that?
Yes. It can help you create the content leading up to the sale so people understand the problem, the path, your approach, and why the offer matters.
I’m not launching anything new. Will it still work?
Yes. Use it around anything you already sell when you want your regular content to keep pointing people toward it without turning every piece into a pitch.
The AI-guided content system that helps you prime your audience to buy and presell them on your offers
- The Prime & Presell frameworks: 16 frameworks that prime your audience to buy and presell them on your offers.
- Your AI guides you through the whole thing. You type “write” and it takes it from there.
- Built-in customer research, so every topic starts with what your customers are actually saying, in their own words.
- One idea, five pieces of content: a core piece (video, podcast, or blog post), an email that drives traffic to it, and three social posts, each with five easy formats to choose from.
- Quick walkthrough videos of the whole process, from typing “write” to your finished files.
- A repeatable workflow for content that gets your audience ready to buy, set up as a project in Claude on any plan, including free, or ChatGPT Plus and above.
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$37 until Friday, October 2 at midnight Eastern. Regular price $97.
$97 $37
One payment · Use Prime & Presell again and again for every offer you sell
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Earnings Disclaimer
We stand against get rich quick schemes and this is not one. Your success depends on the effort you put into it, the resources that are available to you, and a myriad of other market forces we cannot predict nor have any control over. We want to help you move your business forward by giving you great content, tools, and strategies, but we do not make any guarantees about your ability to get results or earn any money with them.
Any mention of earnings that appear on this website are estimates of earning potential used for illustrative purposes, not a guarantee you will make the same level of income. Any financial results we refer to should not be considered a promise of future income as past results do not assure future success.
We don’t guarantee future earnings and you accept the risk that results vary by individual and the use of our information, products, and services should be based on your own due diligence. You agree that ConversionMinded is not responsible for any success or failure of your business that is related in any way to the purchase of our products or the use of information on this website.