12 Prompts That Turn a Vague Idea Into a Product Outline

Run them in order, in one sitting. You’ll finish with a named product, a module-by-module outline, a price, and the argument for why someone should buy it.

Most ideas never become products because the idea stays comfortable. “A course about marketing” can’t be criticized, can’t be priced, and can’t be built. It just sits there feeling like progress.

These twelve prompts make an idea uncomfortable enough to become a product. Each one forces a decision the last one made possible.

What you get

Stage one: test the idea. Four prompts that find out whether anyone actually pays for this, before you build a thing.
Stage two: pick the shape. The gap nobody’s filling, the right format, and a promise you can say out loud.
Stage three: build the outline. Work backwards from the result, then try to break it with a refund request.
Stage four: make it sellable. Name, price, and the one page that does the selling.

Seven pages. About ninety minutes to run all twelve. Works with any capable AI assistant.