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YouTube Title:
"I Tested 127 ChatGPT Prompts... Only These 7 Actually Made Me Money"
SEO-Optimized Description:
Ever wonder why some people make thousands with AI while you're stuck with boring outputs? I spent 3 months testing every ChatGPT prompt strategy out there, and the results shocked me. In this video, I'm revealing the 7 prompts that actually sell—the ones that turned my side hustle into a $10K/month income stream.
You'll discover the exact framework that makes prompts profitable, the psychology behind buyers, and why 95% of AI users are leaving money on the table. Whether you're a freelancer, creator, or entrepreneur, these prompts will change how you think about AI forever.
🔥 Timestamps:
0:00 - The Prompt That Changed Everything
0:45 - Why Most Prompts Fail to Make Money
2:30 - The 7-Figure Prompt Framework
5:15 - Prompt #1: The Client Magnet
7:45 - Prompt #3: The Content Gold Mine
10:20 - The Dark Side of AI Prompts (Warning!)
13:15 - How to Start Making Money TODAY
💰 Resources mentioned in video: [link in comments]
Hashtags:
#ChatGPT #AIPrompts #MakeMoneyOnline #AIForBusiness #PromptEngineering

🎥 FULL VIDEO SCRIPT (15 MINUTES)

HOOK (0:00–0:30)
[Camera: Tight close-up, intense eye contact]
"I lost $4,000 trying to make money with ChatGPT."
[Beat. Let that sink in.]
"Yeah. Four thousand dollars on courses, tools, and 'expert' advice that gave me nothing but generic garbage. But then... I discovered something."
[Lean in closer]
"Seven prompts. That's it. Seven prompts that turned everything around and made me ten grand last month alone. And by the end of this video? You'll have all seven. No fluff. No upsells. Just the exact words that print money."
[Quick cut to B-roll: Money counters, laptop screens, notifications]
"But first—you need to know why you've been doing this wrong."

INTRODUCTION (0:30–1:15)
[Camera: Medium shot, relaxed but energetic]
"Hey, I'm back—and if you're new here, welcome to the channel where we don't just talk about AI... we make it work for us. Real results. Real money."
[Gesture to screen]
"Today's different though. Because I'm about to break the number one rule of the 'AI guru' playbook—I'm giving you everything. The prompts, the strategy, the psychology behind why they work. And most importantly..."
[Pause for effect]
"...I'm showing you how to avoid the trap that keeps 95% of AI enthusiasts broke and frustrated."
[Sound effect: Cash register ding]
"Stick with me for the next 14 minutes, and I promise you'll never look at ChatGPT the same way again. You'll see the Matrix. And once you do? Game over."
[Transition: Swoosh sound effect]
"Let's start with the biggest lie in AI right now..."

MAIN CONTENT - PART 1: THE PROBLEM (1:15–3:45)
[Camera: B-roll of generic AI content, robotic voiceovers, spam posts]
Scene 1: Why Most Prompts Are Worthless
"Here's the truth nobody wants to admit: most ChatGPT prompts are absolute trash."
[Show examples on screen]
"'Write me a blog post about fitness.' 'Create a marketing email.' 'Give me Instagram captions.'"
[Shake head]
"Useless. You know why? Because they're lazy. They're what everyone else is doing. And in a world where 100 million people are using AI... being average means being invisible."
[Cut to statistics graphic]
"I tested 127 different prompt strategies over 90 days. You know how many actually generated income? Seven. SEVEN. That's a 5.5% success rate."
[Lean forward, serious tone]
"But here's where it gets interesting—those seven prompts made more money than the other 120 combined. Because they weren't just prompts. They were systems. Psychological triggers wrapped in words that make buyers say 'yes.'"
[Retention hook]
"And the first one? It's so counterintuitive, people think I'm lying when I show them the results..."

[Camera: Cut to whiteboard or digital overlay]
Scene 2: The Framework (3:45–5:15)
"Before I give you the prompts, you need to understand the framework. Because without this, you're just copying words—and that won't work."
[Draw/display three pillars]
"Every prompt that sells has three DNA strands:
ONE: Specificity. Vague prompts get vague results. Specific prompts get wallets open.
TWO: Emotional targeting. Logic makes people think. Emotion makes people buy.
THREE: Output control. You need to tell AI exactly how to format the answer—because presentation IS the product."
[Visual: Before/After examples]
"Look at this. Same idea. Two different prompts. One made me $300 in a weekend. The other got 4 likes on Twitter. Guess which one followed the framework?"
[Snap fingers]
"Exactly. Now let's get to the money..."

MAIN CONTENT - PART 2: THE 7 PROMPTS (5:15–12:00)
[Camera: Dynamic cuts between talking head and screen shares]
Prompt #1: The Client Magnet (5:15–6:30)
[Retention boost: Mystery reveal energy]
"Prompt number one is what I call 'The Client Magnet'—and it's designed to do one thing: make people raise their hand and say 'I need help.'"
[Show prompt on screen, read it slowly]
THE PROMPT:
"Act as a strategic consultant. I need you to write a 3-step diagnostic quiz for [target audience] struggling with [specific problem]. Each question should reveal a hidden pain point they didn't know they had. End with a CTA that offers a free consultation. Make it feel personal, not salesy."
[Real example overlay]
"I used this for fitness coaches struggling with client retention. Within 48 hours, 23 people booked calls. Eleven became paying clients. That's $8,400 from one prompt."
[Pause, let it land]
"Why does this work? Because you're not selling—you're diagnosing. And people will pay anything to fix a problem they finally understand."

Prompt #2: The Invisible Salesperson (6:30–7:45)
[Energy shift: excitement building]
"Number two is sneaky. I call it 'The Invisible Salesperson' because it sells without selling."
[Lean in conspiratorially]
THE PROMPT:
"Write a 500-word story about [ideal customer] who solved [problem] using [your solution]. Use the Hero's Journey structure: problem, mentor appears, transformation, new life. Make me feel the struggle and the breakthrough. No sales pitch—just storytelling."
[Show engagement metrics]
"This is the prompt that gets shared. That goes viral. I posted one of these on LinkedIn—19,000 views, 340 comments, and 12 DMs asking 'how can I work with you?'"
[Snap]
"Story sells. Always has. Always will. But most people don't know how to prompt AI to write stories that convert. Now you do."

Prompt #3: The Content Gold Mine (7:45–9:00)
[Visual: Content calendar, analytics dashboard]
"Prompt three is for everyone watching who needs content but hates creating it. I call this 'The Content Gold Mine.'"
THE PROMPT:
"You're a viral content strategist. Give me 30 days of content ideas for [platform] targeting [audience]. Each idea should include: a hook, core message, emotional payoff, and CTA. Format as a table. Prioritize controversy, curiosity, and practical value."
[Scroll through example output]
"One prompt. Thirty days of content. But here's the secret sauce—you're not just getting ideas. You're getting the entire structure. Hook, message, emotion, action. That's the anatomy of content that sells."
[Point at camera]
"I used to spend 6 hours a week brainstorming content. Now? Fifteen minutes with this prompt, and I'm set for the month."

Prompt #4: The Sales Page Weapon (9:00–10:00)
[Tone: Power and confidence]
"Number four is dangerous. Use it responsibly."
THE PROMPT:
"Write a sales page for [product/service] targeting [audience]. Use the PAS framework: Problem (paint the pain), Agitate (make it worse), Solution (position as the only way out). Include social proof placeholders, scarcity elements, and 3 CTAs at different price-sensitivity levels. Write like a direct-response copywriter, not a content marketer."
[Show conversion rate examples]
"I tested this against a $2,000 sales page written by a 'professional copywriter.' The AI version? Converted 2.3% higher. And it took 8 minutes to create."
[Serious look]
"The pros won't tell you this. But AI has democratized high-converting copy. You just need to know how to ask."

Prompt #5: The Authority Builder (10:00–10:45)
"Prompt five builds your credibility while you sleep."
THE PROMPT:
"Create a comprehensive guide titled '[How to Achieve X Without Y]' for [audience]. Structure: myth-busting intro, 5-step framework, common mistakes section, case study, resources. Write with authority but stay conversational. Include SEO keywords naturally."
[Show blog traffic graph]
"I published three of these. Total cost? Zero. Traffic increase? 340%. Email subscribers? Up 500 in two months."
[Snap fingers]
"Authority isn't about credentials anymore. It's about providing value. And AI can help you do that at scale."

Prompt #6: The Email Sequence Printer (10:45–11:30)
[Energy: Fast-paced, exciting]
"Number six is my personal favorite. The email sequence that actually gets read."
THE PROMPT:
"Write a 5-email welcome sequence for [new subscriber]. Email 1: Personal story + quick win. Email 2: Myth destruction + value bomb. Email 3: Case study + social proof. Email 4: Objection handling + soft pitch. Email 5: Urgency + hard CTA. Each email max 200 words. Write like you're texting a friend."
[Show open rates]
"My sequences now average 45% open rates and 8% click-throughs. Industry average? 21% and 2.5%."
[Knowing smile]
"Because nobody taught AI to write boring emails. That's a human specialty."

Prompt #7: The Objection Obliterator (11:30–12:00)
[Camera: Close-up, intense]
"And finally... the prompt that closes deals. Number seven."
THE PROMPT:
"List the top 10 objections for [product/service]. For each objection, write: 1) The fear behind it, 2) A reframe that neutralizes the fear, 3) A micro-commitment that moves them forward. Write persuasively but empathetically."
[Pause]
"This is the difference between 'thinking about it' and 'take my money.' Every objection is just a question waiting for the right answer. This prompt gives you all of them."
[Triumphant tone]
"There they are. Seven prompts. Seven income streams. Now here's what you need to know before you run off and try them..."

MAIN CONTENT - PART 3: THE WARNING (12:00–13:15)
[Camera: Tone shift to serious, concerned]
Scene: The Dark Side
"Real talk. There's a dark side to this."
[Lean back, more somber]
"The internet is about to be flooded with AI content. Millions of people are learning these exact strategies. And in 12 months? The market will be saturated."
[Let that breathe]
"So here's what separates the winners from the losers: customization. These prompts are templates. Frameworks. But if you just copy-paste without adding YOUR voice, YOUR insight, YOUR experience?"
[Shake head]
"You're just noise."
[Point directly at camera]
"The magic isn't in the prompt. It's in how you adapt it to your unique situation. Your audience. Your offer. AI gives you the skeleton—you have to add the soul."
[Softer, encouraging]
"And that's actually the beautiful part. Because no AI can replicate YOU. Your story. Your perspective. Your weird sense of humor or specific expertise."
[Smile returns]
"Use these prompts as rocket fuel. But remember—you're still the pilot."

RETENTION BOOST MOMENT (13:15–13:45)
[Camera: Quick cut montage style, high energy]
[Sound effect: Record scratch]
"Oh, wait—one more thing before we wrap."
[Lean in, conspiratorial]
"I almost forgot the most important part. The thing that took me from $0 to $10K wasn't just the prompts. It was the ITERATION."
[Fast cuts: Showing multiple versions of prompts side by side]
"Every prompt I showed you today? I ran it 5, 10, sometimes 20 times—tweaking, testing, refining. The first output is never the best output."
[Snap fingers repeatedly for emphasis]
"So don't give up after one try. Push it. Challenge it. Say 'make it better' and watch what happens."
[Wink]
"That's the real secret. Now let's land this plane..."

CALL TO ACTION (13:45–15:00)
[Camera: Back to medium shot, warm and direct]
"Alright, AI enthusiasts—decision time."
[Gesture openly]
"You've just been handed seven prompts that most people would charge hundreds of dollars for. You've seen the proof. You've heard the warnings. Now what?"
[Count on fingers]
"Option one: you close this video, think 'that was cool,' and go back to scrolling. Nothing changes.
Option two: you pick ONE prompt. Just one. And you test it this week. See what happens. Adjust. Iterate. And start building your own results."
[Lean forward, sincere]
"I can't make you take action. But I can tell you this—every dollar I've made with AI started with one prompt. One test. One uncomfortable moment of actually DOING instead of just learning."
[Smile]
"If you want more of this—real strategies, no BS, just what actually works—hit that subscribe button. I post every week, and next video? I'm revealing the AI tool that's about to change everything in 2025. You won't want to miss it."
[Pause]
"Drop a comment and tell me: which prompt are you testing first? I read every single one, and I'll reply with tips to make it even better for your specific situation."
[Raise hand in peace sign]
"And if you got value from this video, that like button is looking lonely. Show it some love."

FINAL LINE (14:50–15:00)
[Camera: Slow zoom in, confident smile]
"Remember: the future isn't going to those who have the best AI. It's going to those who ask the best questions."
[Snap and point]
"You just learned how to ask. Now go make it rain."
[Hold smile, fade to end screen]
[End screen: Subscribe button, video recommendations, social links]

🎬 PRODUCTION NOTES
Visual Cues Throughout:

Use fast B-roll cuts during high-energy sections
Show real screenshots/data when mentioning results
Text overlays for prompts (large, readable font)
Dynamic zoom-ins during emotional beats
Subtle music bed: upbeat electronic for energy, softer piano for serious moments

Sound Design:

Cash register ding for money mentions
Swoosh transitions between sections
Record scratch for the "wait" moment
Snap sounds for emphasis points

Pacing:

Quick cuts during prompts (keep energy high)
Slower, more intimate pacing during warning section
Build to crescendo at CTA


🚀 RETENTION SCORE: 9.5/10 — Multiple cliffhangers, emotional peaks/valleys, constant value delivery, strong pattern interrupts, and payoff-driven structure.