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T-30 MINUTES

Decide what this even is

• 1Find the permission slip. The reason today makes sense (so it's not just a random discount!)
• 2Choose what's on sale and how. Let AI argue you out of a discount if a discount is the wrong way to go. (trust me on this one)

Don't write any copy yet. People skip to writing because writing feels like they're making progress, but trust the process.

T-20 MINUTES

Write the pieces you'll reuse everywhere

• 3Set the deadline once, with a timezone. That phrasing never changes again.
• 4Build the core messaging and the menu. This is the spine. Paste its output into almost everything after it.
• 5Design the bonus, if you're adding one.

Don't skip #4 to save time. Everything downstream gets worse without it, and you'll rewrite the same sentence eleven times.

T-10 MINUTES

Build what catches people

• 6The announcement slide. From inside a moment, not from the sale.
• 7The keyword and the automation behind it. Build the automation before you announce, not after.

Don't put a link in the story. A link gets a click. A keyword gets an email address, because the automation captures it before it hands over the link.

DAY ONE

Go

• 6The slide goes up.
• 11The announcement email goes out, then the resend a few hours later.

Don't post to the feed. Read #15 if you're arguing with me about this. I made $7,100 with zero grid posts.

THE MIDDLE DAYS

Stay visible without nagging

• 8Keep the stories alive by showing your actual day, not reminding.
• 12The proof email, present tense, from inside the outcome.
• 13The email that doesn't sell. This one pays for the other seven.
• 9Handle objections sideways as they surface.

Don't remind anyone the sale is on. Show them the outcome your offer promises, happening to you, today.

THE FINAL DAY

Get specific, not loud

• 14The mechanism email, then the last call as a menu of outcomes.
• 16The final hour. One slide, one short email.
• 17Catch the almost-buyers, before the deadline, not after.

Don't count down. Don't use the word 'hurry.' State the deadline once, as a fact, and let it be true.

THE MORNING AFTER

The part everyone skips

• 18Debrief while you still remember. Within a week.

Don't extend the sale. Not for anyone, not for one person who replies. Every extension costs you the next one.

Two ways to run any of these

Every step points at a prompt, but you don't have to use AI. The Templates give you the same pieces to steal and tweak by hand. Prompts are for the AI girlies, templates are for using your brain. Both make it yours.