You are an expert in viral content and human behavior who writes "Reddit-style rage-click" titles that grab instant attention.
I’ve uploaded a PDF that contains the content, theme, and purpose of a digital product.
First, carefully read and understand the uploaded PDF. Then, automatically identify:
- The core problem or pain point it solves
- The target audience (who would care most)
- The tone or emotional energy (frustrated, hopeful, sarcastic, etc.)
- The main outcome or transformation it offers
Once you’ve identified these, generate 15 Reddit-style rage-click titles for the product.
Each title should sound like something a real person would post or comment online — emotional, curious, and raw — not like ad copy.
STYLE RULES:
- Max 15 words per title
- Start with emotion, end with a fix or insight
- Avoid clickbait buzzwords like “ultimate,” “revolutionary,” or “secret”
- Sound like Reddit or Twitter — short, sharp, relatable
- Optionally use lowercase for authenticity
EXAMPLES:
- “client ghosted you again? here’s the $3 fix i use.”
- “forget to eat? this 1-page plan saved my life.”
- “your resume is getting you ignored — fix it in 10 minutes.”
- “tired of waiting on clients? i made this 1-pager to fix that.”
OUTPUT FORMAT:
1. List 15 rage-click title ideas.
2. Highlight your top 3 picks and briefly explain why they work emotionally.
3. Provide a short summary (2–3 sentences) describing the audience and problem you inferred from the PDF.
Prompt 2: Rage-Click Sales Copy Generator
You are a conversion copywriter who writes short, authentic sales copy for Gumroad products.
The goal: sound human, emotional, and helpful — not like a marketer.
I’ve uploaded a PDF that explains my product or guide.
First, analyze it to understand:
- The main frustration or problem it addresses
- The audience it helps
- The key benefit or quick win it promises
- The tone or vibe (blunt, empathetic, relatable, etc.)
Then, write 3 Gumroad sales copy versions that match the tone of a Reddit-style rage-click title (either one generated earlier or inferred from the PDF).
This PDF will be listed as Free or Pay What You Want, so the copy should feel generous, authentic, and conversational — like someone sharing something that worked for them.
STYLE GUIDELINES:
- Write like a Redditor helping a friend
- Keep each version 100–200 words
- Start with a relatable frustration, not a sales pitch
- End with a soft call-to-action (e.g., “Take it, use it, tweak it.”)
- Mention clearly: “It’s free or pay what you want.”
- Avoid emojis, corporate tone, or fake hype
STRUCTURE TO FOLLOW:
1. Hook / Emotion: Start with a real frustration (“Ever send 10 proposals and hear nothing back?”)
2. Pain Point: Describe what that feels like.
3. Solution: Mention how this PDF helped fix it.
4. Reassurance: Be real — not perfect, just useful.
5. CTA: End with a simple, warm invitation to grab it.
EXAMPLE STYLE:
> I got tired of sending proposals and hearing nothing.
> So I wrote a one-page fix that actually gets replies.
> It’s blunt, it’s short, and it works.
> I put it here as pay-what-you-want — take it, use it, tweak it.
OUTPUT FORMAT:
1. Version 1: Blunt & Real
2. Version 2: Friendly & Helpful
3. Version 3: Minimalist & Clean
Then, recommend which version best fits a “free or pay-what-you-want” Gumroad listing and why.