I Wrote Two 30-Page Lead Magnets in One Day. Here's How.

I Wrote Two 30-Page Lead Magnets in One Day.

Here's How:

Two days ago, I decided to write some review pages for products in the anti-aging niche.

I'm an affiliate for some excellent products in this niche. They are excellent in terms of both product quality and generous affiliate commissions.

So I reviewed 3 Collagen products on one landing page and 3 Skincare products on another.

And created some blog posts to rank for appropriate keywords and drive traffic to the landing pages. I'll probably also do some ppc advertising.

But, as you know, I always like to get MY customers onto MY mailing lists, so that entailed creating two Lead Magnets, one for each product group.

This is the one I created for Collagen:

and this is the one I created for Skincare:

These are each 30-page books and will serve as attractive lead magnets to visitors who have an interest in these products. And there's a lot of them!

But each book took me less than 2 hours to write.

And I'm sure it'll be no surprise to learn that it was with the help of my tireless $20 a month PA, ChatGPT4.

Here's how I went about it, using Collagen as the example.

First, I said to ChatGPT 4 "give me 5 chapter headings for a book called collagen: nature's anti-aging miracle".

The AI then listed 5 excellent and totally on-point chapter headings.

I copied and pasted them into my standard Word doc template for PDF books. It already contains common items such as copyright notice, disclaimer, table of contents, about the author and formats for chapter, headings and paragraphs.

Then I prompted with "write 3 paragraphs for chapter 1".

Copy and paste the result into Chapter 1 of the Word doc.

Repeat for all chapters, varying the number of paragraphs requested between 2 and 4.

Then I went to Pixabay and requested a relevant image for each chapter, cropped them to a 2:1 ratio and inserted them at the beginning of each chapter in the book. This is just to give it a bit more interest and color.

Finally, I proof-read the whole book, making changes where necessary to convert ChatGPT's way of expressing things to mine.

Converted the Word doc to a PDF and used FileZilla to upload it to a folder on my website that visitors who give me their names and email addresses can download it from.

I used Pixel Studio to create the covers which are displayed in the blog post next to the opt-in form.

If you are interested in this process, you are welcome to ask questions about any aspect of it.