Four posts. Four jobs.
Content doesn't sell your art. Conversations do. Every post below exists to start one. If a post has no job, it doesn't go up.
The post stops the scroll. The comment opens the door. The conversation builds the relationship. The sale happens in the conversation, never in the feed.
How to use this
- First visit: build your Voice Brief. Go to Voice, copy the setup into ChatGPT, answer its interview, and save the finished brief here. Do this once, everything else depends on it.
- Each week, post the four jobs below. Tap Write this post, copy the prompt into ChatGPT, answer its questions, then post what it writes with your image or reel. Tick the job off.
- When comments land, go to The Door. Reply to every one. When a real back-and-forth starts, tap + on your scoreboard. That number is the whole point.
- Every Monday, hit New week and run it again.
Not likes. Not followers. This is the only number that pays you.
A conversation counts when a real back-and-forth starts, in comments or DMs. Log it, then go to The Door for what to say next.
Every post has a reason.
Pick the job, open a prompt, paste it into ChatGPT and answer its questions. It interviews you, then writes in your voice. Your Voice Brief is added automatically when you copy.
A comment is a door.
Walk through it.
Content that gets comments is wasted if you leave them sitting there. Reply to every single one, ask something back, and when there's an opening, take it to DMs. The conversation is where the sale lives.
The protocol
- Reply to every comment, by name, like a text to a friend.
- Ask something back. A reply that ends with a question keeps the door open.
- Spot the warm ones. "Is this available?", "I love this", repeated commenting, that's interest.
- Take it to DMs the moment it gets personal or moves near money. Never sell in comments.
- In the DM, it's the Conversation lesson. Understand them first, then "can I send it over?"
Use one as a reply, or as the question in an Open post.
Do this once, first.
Every prompt in this app writes in your voice, not AI's. That only works after you build your Voice Brief. Copy the setup below into ChatGPT, answer its interview, then paste the finished brief here.
The Voice Brief setup One time
Paste your finished Voice Brief
It gets added to the top of every prompt you copy.
Why this works.
Read this once. It's the thinking behind every button in this app.
Content doesn't sell art
Nobody has ever bought a $5,000 commission from a feed post. Posting your art, your reels, your process, all of it does one thing: it stops people in their tracks. That's the whole job. The comment opens the door, the conversation builds the relationship, and the sale happens inside the conversation. Post and hope isn't a strategy. Post, then talk, is.
Four posts, not seven
You don't need to feed the algorithm daily. You need four posts a week that each do a job: one that stops them, one that opens them, one that shows you, one that plants the seed. Four with a reason beats seven out of guilt. And if a rough week only allows two, do Stop and Open, and don't punish yourself.
Social media is an entertainment platform
People are there to feel something. So your content needs story, insight, humor, journey and honesty, the personal element that makes someone feel they know you. Trust is built from that feeling, and people buy from artists they trust. Pretty pictures alone build admiration. Openness builds buyers.
Every commenter is on your ladder
Not everyone who comments will buy a full commission experience, and that's fine. Some are £29 print buyers, some are future commissions, some will refer the buyer you haven't met yet. You only find out which by talking to them. That's why every comment gets a reply, no exceptions.
AI is your interviewer, not your author
The prompts in this app don't ask AI to invent content. They ask it to interview you, pull the real story out, and write it in your voice. The story, the message and the meaning have to be yours. People can smell generated content a mile off. They can't resist a true story told plainly.