Most course creation advice is vague.What does your audience struggle with?Great question. Now what? Where do you put the answer? What comes next?So I built something different.79 prompts. Each one has a [bracketed instruction] telling you exactly what to replace.The 6 categories (complete coverage):Course Design Development (1–20) – Outlines, objectives, repurposing (blog, YouTube, podcast, eBook)Course Packaging Bundling (21–30) – Pricing, bundles, upsells, subscriptionsCourse Marketing Sales (31–45) – Sales page, emails, launch checklist, social mediaCourse Content Enhancement (46–55) – Video→blog, cheat sheets, quizzes, accessibilityCourse Evaluation Feedback (56–65) – Surveys, data analysis, Kirkpatrick Model, course auditsLearner Support Communication (66–79) – Re-engagement emails, milestone celebrations, FAQs, support scriptsWhat you can do after using these prompts:✅ Walk into recording with a complete outline✅ Name your price without underpricing✅ Write a sales page and 5 emails in one afternoon✅ Turn one video into a blog post, LinkedIn thread, and cheat sheet✅ Know exactly what students think — and what to fixOne consultant used prompt #4 and texted 3 past clients. Two said yes to a beta at $297 before she built anything.Format: PDF. Instant download.Guarantee: Use the first 5 prompts. If you don have a clear outline and a yes, build this signal within 7 days, full refund.Who this is for:Consultants with client results but no course yetSmall business owners tired of trading hours for dollarsAnyone who has started a course outline 3 times and never finishedYou don need another vague template. You need prompts that tell you exactly what to write — and what to replace.More detailed information here.https://azpublishers2027.gumroad.com/l/vclcov

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