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Claude Opus 5.5

Length

646 words · 3 fill-ins

Example input

[Your offer and price]: Strong Again: an 8-week home workout program for mums after birth, $97 one-time. Includes: 3 workouts a week of 25 minutes, no equipment except a resistance band; core and pelvic floor progressions that start gentle and build week by week; a private online group; a weekly check-in video from me. I am a certified personal trainer with a pre- and postnatal exercise qualification. The core progressions were reviewed by a women's health physiotherapist I work with. Since launch 6 months ago: 41 buyers. Two testimonials I can use: "I can carry the car seat up the stairs without my back hurting." (Jess, mum of two) "Twenty-five minutes was the only way I was ever going to do this." (Amira, 7 months postpartum) The program says to get clearance from your doctor or midwife before starting.

[Your audience and their main problem]: Mums 3 to 18 months after birth, usually cleared to exercise at their 6-week check but unsure where to start. In their words: "my core feels like jelly", "my back hurts from lifting the baby", "I don't have an hour for the gym". Many worry about abdominal separation and are scared of doing the wrong exercise. They have tried YouTube workouts and quit after a week. Main doubt before buying: "will I actually stick with it?" They find me on Instagram (4,800 followers) and through two local mums' groups.

[Content you already have]: - 30 Instagram reels, each a 5-minute routine (core, glutes, posture) - Blog post: "Why crunches aren't the first move after baby" - A one-page weekly planner I give clients - A 20-minute recorded talk for a local mums' group: "Getting your core back" - 12 client testimonials (the two above are approved for marketing)

Example output

1. Lead magnet ideas

Idea	Format	Quick win	Link to my offer	Made from	Score
Core Reconnect: Your First 5 Minutes. A gentle core routine to start with, plus which moves to skip for now.	Follow-along video (5 min) + 6-page PDF	Does her first safe core session today, in one nap time, and knows she's not doing "the wrong exercise"	Strong Again's core and pelvic floor progressions start exactly here. The guide is week 0, and the program is weeks 1–8.	Core reels, blog post "Why crunches aren't the first move", recorded talk "Getting your core back"	Urgency 5, Speed 5, Fit 5 = 15
Lift Without the Ache. 4 ways to pick up baby, car seat and pram.	Short video + 1-page printable	Changes how she lifts the baby on her very next lift	Leads into the program's strength work. Echoes Jess's car-seat testimonial.	Posture and glute reels, recorded talk	Urgency 5, Speed 4, Fit 4 = 13
The 25-Minute Week. A planner to fit exercise around baby.	Printable planner + 3 linked reels	Plans 3 short sessions for this week in 10 minutes	Answers "will I stick with it?" The program is the 25-minute plan done for her.	Weekly client planner, reels	Urgency 3, Speed 4, Fit 4 = 11

Pick: Core Reconnect. It targets the fear she has most ("core like jelly", "doing the wrong exercise"), gives a win in 5 minutes, and Strong Again is its natural next step.

2. Outline of the pick

Title: Core Reconnect: Your First 5 Minutes

Subtitle: A gentle core routine for mums 3–18 months after birth. Learn the safe first moves and the ones to save for later, then do your first session today.

Section	What it contains	Made from
1. Before you start	Get clearance from your doctor or midwife first. A "stop signs" box: leaking, heaviness or pressure down below, pain, or doming along the middle of the tummy mean stop and see a women's health physio.	Program safety note, with new stop-signs box added
2. Why crunches wait	One page on why crunches put pressure where you don't want it yet, and what to do instead	Blog post, cut down

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Claude Opus 5.5

This prompt builds a lead magnet funnel. Paste your offer and price, your audience and the content you already have; you get three scored ideas, an outline, sign-up page copy and five welcome emails.

What you get

Three lead magnet ideas scored for urgency, speed to value and fit with your offer
An outline of the pick, built from content you already have
Sign-up and thank-you page copy, and five welcome emails with two subject lines each
The bridge from free guide to paid offer, and the number to watch at each step

How to use it

1
List what you already have
Name your posts, videos, guides and talks. The free resource is built from them, so a fuller list gives better ideas.
2
Build the pick, then the emails
Make the chosen resource from the outline, then paste the sign-up page and the five emails into your email tool as one automation.
3
Fill and check before launch
Fill every placeholder, add your postal address and unsubscribe link, and have any health or money advice checked by someone qualified.

Better results

Paste your audience's exact words from comments and messages. The headline and subject lines are built from them.
After 100 sign-ups, paste your open, click and sales numbers back and ask which email to rewrite first.
Ask for a second version of the offer email from a different angle, and send each to half your new sign-ups.

Questions

Can ChatGPT create a lead magnet?

Yes. ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini can plan and write a lead magnet when you give them your paid offer, your audience's problem in their own words and the content you already have. You still make the final file and have any advice in it checked.

What makes a good lead magnet?

A good lead magnet solves one narrow, urgent problem, gives a quick win in one sitting and leads naturally to your paid offer. A checklist, short video or template usually works better than a long ebook that nobody finishes.

How many emails should a welcome sequence have?

Five emails over about a week is a common start: deliver the resource, give a quick win, answer the main doubt, make the offer and close. Then adjust the number and timing to your own open, click and sales figures.

Do marketing emails need an unsubscribe link?

Yes. In the US, the CAN-SPAM Act requires every commercial email to include a clear way to opt out and a valid postal address. UK and EU rules add consent at sign-up, so check the rules where your subscribers live.

Updated 8 Nov 2026