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The 3-Input
Prompt
Structure.

The exact framework I use to write copy, pages, and email sequences in 20 minutes — that would have taken a copywriter five days.

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The
3-Input
Prompt Structure.
OFFER +
AUDIENCE +
OBJECTION
= output
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The problem

Why most AI copy reads like AI.

Most prompts describe the offer in detail and barely mention anything else. The output reflects that — feature-heavy, benefit-light, generic.

Good copy isn't a feature dump. It's a conversation that anticipates what the reader is thinking and answers it before they get a chance to walk away.

To write that, the model needs three things: what's being offered, who's reading, and what they're hesitating about.

Miss any one of these and the output sags. Get all three right and Claude drafts a page that's 80% publishable in about 20 minutes.

The framework

Three inputs. One structure.

Each one does a different job. The third is the one most people skip.

01 · Offer

What's being sold — in plain language.

Concrete facts only: duration, price, format, audience tier. Strip the marketing language before you put it in the prompt.

Strong input "12-week group coaching. $400 beta price. Weekly 90-min call + async Slack. Solo founders at $5k–$25k/mo."
02 · Audience

Who they are and where they're reading this.

Demographic + business stage + funnel position. The funnel position matters more than the demographic.

Strong input "Solo founder, $5k–$25k MRR, built on referrals. Reading this on the waitlist confirmation page after an IG opt-in."
03 · Objection

The thought right before they walk away.

This is the input most people skip. It's the one that separates copy that reads like AI from copy that reads like a real conversation.

Strong input "I've tried groups before. Too vague to be useful. Show me what's structurally different before you sell me on the outcome."

The Pattern

OFFER + AUDIENCE + OBJECTION
= output that reads like a real conversation

What's in the PDF

More than the framework.

7 pages. Reads in 10 minutes. Use it before every prompt.

The Input Breakdown

Each input explained with weak vs. strong examples so you know exactly what to include — and what to strip out.

The Fillable Worksheet

A one-page template you fill in before opening Claude. Offer, audience, objection, format, voice — all in one place.

The Prompt Template

The exact template to paste your inputs into — with the closing instruction that tells Claude to address the objection, not avoid it.

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