Month-four pack · weeks 14 to 26 · days 91 to 180

Days 91 to 180: more of what worked, on purpose

Hi there. In the next 13 weeks you'll pick one track from your own day-90 numbers, make about 60 more pieces, send 13 more weekly emails, run three monthly reviews, and finish with a day-180 review. Same 60 to 90 minutes a day, five days a week. Still no paid ads.

What changes is that you now have numbers of your own. Days 1 to 90 asked you to do the work before you could judge it. Days 91 to 180 ask you to do more of the part your numbers say is working, and to stop guessing about the rest.

1. Before you start: your day-90 review · about 45 minutes, once
2. What to expect in months 4 to 6 · including the zeros
3. Pick your track · about 10 minutes
4. Your week, and the monthly review
5. Weeks 14–17, 18–21 and 22–26 · each ends on a count
6. The tracks in full: A, B, C, YouTube packaging, and D, after day 180
7. Your scoreboard, three new numbers · your money · six new prompts

Before you start: your day-90 review is written

The gate for this whole page · about 45 minutes · you finish with five answers under a "Day 90" heading

Don't start week 14 until your day-90 review is written down. Your track comes from its numbers. Without them, you'd be picking by mood.

If you haven't done it, do it now: the five questions are in week 13 of your 90-day plan, and the day-90 review prompt reads your scoreboard for you. Kit helper: say run my day-90 review.

Then pull these five numbers. You need all five to pick a track:

Gate: five day-90 answers written · five numbers above filled in. Then pick your track.

What to expect in months 4 to 6

Here's the honest version, including the zeros. Nobody can give you a date for your first sale or your tenth sign-up, and anyone who does is selling you the date.

Why keep going when the money is small or zero? Because this is the stretch where most people stop. In Rob Fore's study of 32 top producers, two in three took 6 to 24 months to get where they are. Day 180 is month six: the start of that range, not the end of it. Their results aren't typical, and they're not a promise of yours.

The same study says what those 32 people kept doing. All of them built a personal brand. 91% started on one channel. 88% built an email list of their own. 84% kept a fixed rhythm. 69% had a daily conversation quota. Only 22% relied on paid ads. You already have every one of those except time. This page adds the time.

Pick your track (about 10 minutes)

Everyone runs A or B for their channel. Add C if anyone has joined HBA through you. D waits until day 180. Use your numbers from the gate, not how the weeks felt.

Run the track prompt (M1) and it checks each rule against your numbers, then writes your weeks 14 to 26. Write your track at the top of your scoreboard, under your person card.

Is your channel YouTube? Whatever your track, read YouTube packaging too.

Your week, and the monthly review

The four blocks don't change. Make, Talk, Invite, Log, in that order, 60 to 90 minutes. What each track changes is what goes in the Make block and what Friday holds.

Track B's Monday piece is new on channel 1 too. That's 3 new plus 2 reused a week. You're not doubling your time. You're getting two uses out of your best work.

The monthly review (last Friday of weeks 17, 21 and 26)

Once a month, the Friday review runs 45 minutes instead of 20, and there's no new piece that day. Paste the month's scoreboard into the monthly review prompt (M5). Kit helper: say run my monthly review.

1. Open Emailer › Contacts/CRM › Advanced Search. Filter by TID for the month's sign-ups by tracked link.
2. Open My Commissions on the All tab. Count new customers, and note who has a Rebill this month.
3. Run the prompt. Write its answers under a "Month [4, 5 or 6]" heading on your scoreboard.
4. Check this block's gate (below). Met: carry on. Not met: see "If you fall behind".
5. Send your sponsor one line: your track, and the one number you're watching.

That's it. Three numbers that are new this month, three answers written, and one line to your sponsor.

Weeks 14–17: set the track (month 4)

Weeks 14–17 · the four blocks · you finish with your track running and your first monthly review written

Weeks 18–21: read it again, with twice the data (month 5)

Weeks 18–21 · the four blocks · you finish with your best 3 re-named from weeks 14 to 21, and monthly review 2

Weeks 22–26: prove it, then your day-180 review (month 6)

Weeks 22–26 · the four blocks · you finish with 26 weeks of scoreboard and your day-180 review

Your day-180 review (week 26, Friday, about 45 minutes)

1. Which track did you run, and did you hit its gates in all three blocks?
2. Sign-ups per piece in month 4, month 5 and month 6. Up, down or flat?
3. Your sign-up-to-customer number, all time, with the math shown. Is it big enough to mean anything yet?
4. Track B: which channel's tracked link brought more sign-ups per piece? Track C: how many check-ins were due, and how many went out on time?
5. Which 3 pieces of all 26 weeks brought the most sign-ups, and what do they share?
6. For days 181 to 270: same track, a different track, or the D checks? One sentence, and why.

That's 180 days. You'll have 26 weeks of your own numbers and a track you chose on evidence. Send the answer to question 6 to your sponsor.

Track A: keep going, more of your best 3

Most people land here, and it's the right place for them. A is not "you failed the gate". It's "your channel hasn't told you enough yet". Kit helper: say plan my month four.

First, find which rule put you in A. Each has a different first move:

Few or no sign-ups? Three checks, in this order (about 15 minutes)

1. Is the funnel still working? Open your Page A link in a private window and sign up with an email address of yours that isn't on your list yet, so email 1 goes out again. Your confirmation page should load with your name on it, and email 1 should arrive. If not, go back to Part 6.
2. Can people find the link? Open your channel's profile on your phone, logged out. Is Page A (or its tracked version) there, and one tap away?
3. Is the piece for your person? Paste your 3 weakest pieces and your person card into the review prompt and ask: "Which of these would my person scroll past, and why?"

All three fine? Then the answer is more pieces, not a different plan. Keep the four blocks, and make half your pieces answers to questions people actually asked you.

Your Page A link, for the bio check:

https://simpleprovenprofits.com/YOUR-ID

Track B: add a second channel, by reusing

Only if all three B rules passed. Kit helper: say add a second channel. It checks your numbers first, and it will say no if the gate isn't met.

The rules for channel 2:

• It only gets reused pieces. Pick last week's best channel-1 piece by its numbers, not your favorite.
• It gets its own tracked link from your share-links page, so TID can tell the two channels apart.
• Your Talk block stays on channel 1. On channel 2, answer everyone who comments or writes to you. That's all.
• Smart Post sending a video to more platforms is still distribution, not a channel. It doesn't count as B.

Track C: help your first buyers get set up

If one person or more joined HBA through you, this runs beside A or B. It takes about 5 minutes per note, and it's the work most affiliates skip. Kit helper: say help my buyers.

So why help? Because a buyer who gets set up and keeps going is a buyer who stays, and staying is what they're paying for. And because you're now the sponsor they'll ask.

Step 1: Build your buyer tracker (about 10 minutes, once)

One row per buyer, in the same sheet or note as your scoreboard. Copy this header:

Name | Joined (day 1) | Their ID | Badges | Welcome email sent | Day 2-3 note | Day 7 note | Set up and live | Day 30 note | Day 75 note | Day 90 note | Rebills seen

1. Open My Customers. Copy each buyer's name and ID into a row. Copy the ID. Don't type it.
2. Open My Commissions on the All tab for each buyer's first New Sale. That date is their day 1.
3. Open the Emailer › Contacts/CRM, search their email, and write down their badges (what each color means).
4. Work out each note's date from day 1. Put them in your calendar.

Done when every buyer has a row and every note due in the next 30 days is in your calendar.

Step 2: The first-buyer play, for every new one

Nothing new here. Each new buyer gets the first-buyer page: Steps 1 to 4 inside 24 hours, then the notes on day 2 or 3 and on day 7, then the well-done note when "<Name> is set up and live" arrives. The only change is scale: the tracker tells you whose note is due, so nobody slips.

Step 3: Days 30 and 75, and a new one on day 90

The day-30 and day-75 notes are already written. Use them. Then add one more when a buyer reaches their own day 90:

Hi [THEIR FIRST NAME],

You're at day 90 today. The plan's review is five questions,
about 45 minutes, in week 13 of your 90-day plan.
When it's done, send me your answer to question 5. That's the
one I'd help you with for the next 90 days.

[YOUR FIRST NAME]

Something harder to answer? A buyer went quiet, or asked about pay? Use the buyer note prompt (M3). It won't talk about money they could make, and it keeps the note to one question.

Step 4: Invite them to the onboarding pages (the sponsor loop)

Your buyer gets the same pages you used, with their own links filled in and you as their sponsor. When they finish the build manual's test, you get "<Name> is set up and live" on your own. Replies to their onboarding emails come to you.

Their start-here link has three parts: the page address, their ID, and yours. Your part is already filled in below. Replace the brackets:

https://simpleprovensystems.com/ob-start?m=[THEIR ID]&n=[THEIR FIRST NAME]&s=YOUR-ID

The branding link from Part 3 of their build manual uses your ID as the sponsor. It's in their welcome email already. Here it is again, if they lose it:

https://simpleprovensystems.com/pps-join?s=YOUR-ID&0eac0e53-8f3b-4b98-b423-560e42cd1aa9=[THEIR ID]

Step 5: Retention, without pressure

A Rebill sale email for a buyer means they paid again. Tick it in the "Rebills seen" column. That's your retention check. No rebill in a month they were due? Send one plain note: "Everything OK? If HBA isn't right for you, cancelling is under Manage subscription in your Profile." A buyer who leaves feeling well treated is worth more to you than one who stays feeling trapped.

Done when: every buyer has a row, every note due has gone out, and your "check-ins sent ÷ check-ins due" number is on your scoreboard.

YouTube packaging (if your channel is YouTube)

On YouTube, the title and the thumbnail decide whether anyone presses play. This module is for one YouTube channel: Shorts, long videos, or both on the same channel. It needs no paid tools. Kit helper: say package my video, or run M4.

Tools: YouTube Studio is free and holds all of this. Thumbnail pictures: your phone and Canva's free plan, or Van Gogh (Premium). Titles and descriptions: Traffic Maestro or PromptWrite (Premium), or M4 in free ChatGPT or Claude. You don't need a paid keyword or thumbnail tool.

Your description link and share line, ready to paste. If your share-links page has a YouTube tracked version, use that instead:

Free guide: the 8 things people who do this well have in common: https://simpleprovenprofits.com/YOUR-ID
I earn a commission if you join through my link. It costs you the same.

I am an independent affiliate of The Home Business Academy. I earn commissions on sales made through my links.

To judge packaging, compare your best 3 titles by sign-ups from the YouTube tracked link, not by views. A title that gets views and no sign-ups is bringing the wrong people.

Track D: your own small product (after day 180 only)

Some members, after six months, notice people asking them the same question again and again. That can become a small product of your own, like a checklist or a short guide. This track is here so you do it carefully, and only then. Kit helper: say should I make my own product.

Here's the honest part first. Most first products sell few copies, or none. A product is more work up front than a piece of content, and it makes you the seller, with a seller's duties. Your HBA work doesn't pause while you build it.

Every one of these must be true before you start. The product check prompt (M6) tests them against your records:

• Your day-180 review is written, from 26 weeks of scoreboard.
• At least 3 different people asked you the same question, and you logged who and where.
• You answered it in public, and those pieces beat your usual sign-ups per piece.
• You can show how you know your answer works: what you did, when, and what happened.
• It fits in under 2 weeks of your Make blocks.
• You have somewhere to sell it that isn't HBA ground (below).

You're the seller, so: no claims about what a buyer will earn, a refund policy you honor exactly as written, and testimonials only with permission. If the product teaches HBA, HBA's disclaimer and your affiliate line go in that part too.

What about a lead magnet of your own? You already have one: the 8-Point Blueprint on Page A. A second free guide means a second form, and a second form splits your leads. Don't build one for HBA traffic.

Your scoreboard: three new numbers

Keep the five daily numbers. Add these three, worked out once a month at the monthly review.

There are no outside benchmarks on this page on purpose. Yours are the only numbers that describe your channel, your person and your weeks.

Your money in days 91 to 180

No new budget. Whatever's left of your $100 carries over, with the same uses. Still no ads, no course, no lead lists, no domain.

If you fall behind

Same rule as the first 90 days: keep one thing. Publish one piece on channel 1 and reply to everyone. On Track C, send any buyer note that's due; it takes 5 minutes and it's the one thing a buyer notices. Skip the rest for the week, and start Monday on your normal plan. Missed a gate? Repeat that block of weeks. Don't jump ahead to catch up.

Six prompts for month four

These work the same way as your prompt kit: copy, paste into one AI tool, fill the brackets, then do the green step. With Premium, use Traffic Maestro or PromptWrite. Without it, free ChatGPT or Claude. Each one carries the same voice and compliance rules.

M1. Pick my track and write weeks 14 to 26

Plan: Week 14, Monday · Tool: Traffic Maestro or PromptWrite (Premium), or free ChatGPT or Claude · Kit: hba-month-four-planner · Time: about 20 minutes

It checks each track rule against your day-90 numbers, shows pass or fail, and writes your 13 weeks.

Here are my day-90 answers and my numbers. Pick my track for days 91 to 180 using the rules below, then write my weeks 14 to 26.

MY PERSON CARD:
[PASTE YOUR PERSON CARD HERE]

MY ONE CHANNEL: [your channel]
MY DAY-90 ANSWERS (the five, as I wrote them): [paste]
DAYS I DID ALL FOUR BLOCKS IN WEEKS 3 TO 13: [number] of [number of working days]
SIGN-UPS IN WEEKS 10 TO 13: [number]
MY BEST 3 PIECES AND THE SIGN-UPS EACH BROUGHT (from TID): [paste]
CUSTOMERS WHO JOINED THROUGH ME: [number, or 0]
MINUTES I HAVE ON A NORMAL DAY: [60 to 90]

THE TRACK RULES (use exactly these; don't invent others):
- Track B (add a second channel) only if ALL three are true: I did all four blocks on at least 3 of every 4 working days; my best 3 are named from real sign-up numbers; I had 10 or more sign-ups in weeks 10 to 13.
- Otherwise, Track A (same channel, half my pieces new versions of my best 3).
- Track C (help my buyers) runs beside A or B if I have 1 or more customers.
- No paid ads on any track. Nothing new to buy.

Do this:
1. Say which track. Show each rule with my number beside it, and pass or fail.
2. If my numbers are too small to judge, say so plainly and pick A.
3. Write my weeks 14 to 26 in three blocks: weeks 14-17, 18-21, 22-26. For each block: what I make each week, on which days, and the gate I must hit, in counts only.
4. Keep the four daily blocks (Make, Talk, Invite, Log) inside my minutes. Track B must fit the same time: 3 new pieces on channel 1 and 2 reused pieces on channel 2 each week.
5. If I'm on A, name which rule put me there and the first move for it.
6. End with the one number I should watch most, and why.
No pep talk. No income forecast. No dates attached to money.

VOICE RULES (write the way I talk):
- Reading level: grade 5 to 7. Plain one- and two-syllable words.
- Sentences average 12 to 16 words. None over 30. Use a few 1-to-4-word sentences to land a point.
- Paragraphs: 1 to 3 sentences.
- Write as me ("I") to one person ("you"). No "we" unless there really is a we.
- Be specific: exact numbers, real names of things, times, steps. Use only numbers and facts I gave you. Never invent one.
- Open on what my person is already thinking, in their own words.
- One idea per piece.
- Admit a limit or a flaw early. Hedge honestly: "may", "in my case", "most people".
- Warm, direct, a little dry. Use contractions. It should sound like a friend at a kitchen table, not an ad.
- No exclamation mark in the first line, and at most one in the whole piece. No emoji unless my person uses them.
- No hype words: unleash, skyrocket, crush it, revolutionary, cutting-edge, robust, empower, secret, opportunity, financial freedom, six figures, quit your job, be your own boss.
- Any ask is one clear action, in the reader's first person ("Send me the guide").

COMPLIANCE RULES (follow every one, every time):
1. No income claims. No dollar amounts that I, you or anyone earned or could earn. No "how much you could make".
2. If any earnings figure appears anywhere in what you write, put this line right beside it, word for word:
"REQUIRED LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Typical affiliates earn no income. This is not a get-rich-quick program. No sales = no income. Full earnings disclosure: thehba.app/income"
3. Every time my link appears, put this sentence right after it, word for word:
"I earn a commission if you join through my link. It costs you the same."
4. Never call it effortless, passive, hands-free, automatic or quick money. Never say it runs itself or that the work is light.
5. No lifestyle promises: no quitting a job, travel, cars, houses, beaches, "freedom" or "be your own boss".
6. Say nothing about The Home Business Academy (HBA) that I haven't given you in this prompt. If unsure, leave it out.
7. Nothing negative about any other company, program or person.
8. No fake urgency, no countdowns, no "spots left". No made-up stories, quotes, testimonials or numbers. If you need a detail you don't have, write [ASK ME: what you need] instead of guessing.

M2. A channel-two version of a channel-one piece

Plan: Track B, Thursdays and Fridays · Tool: Transcribe Audio, then PromptWrite (Premium), or free ChatGPT or Claude · Kit: hba-second-channel · Time: about 15 minutes

One tested piece, one new format. Same idea, same facts, nothing invented.

Turn one piece from my first channel into a version for my second channel. Same idea, same facts, new format.

MY PERSON CARD:
[PASTE YOUR PERSON CARD HERE]

CHANNEL 1: [e.g. YouTube Shorts]
CHANNEL 2: [e.g. my Facebook profile]
THE PIECE (paste the script, the post, or the video's transcript): [paste]
ITS NUMBERS ON CHANNEL 1: [views, replies, sign-ups from its tracked link]
MY LINK FOR CHANNEL 2: https://simpleprovenprofits.com/YOUR-ID (or paste the channel-2 tracked version from my share-links page: [paste])

Write:
1. The channel-2 version, at that channel's normal length and in its normal format (a post of 150 to 250 words, or a 60-second script of about 140 words).
2. A first line that works for someone who never saw the original.
3. My link, with the disclosure sentence from rule 3 right after it, placed where channel 2 allows a link.
Don't add facts, numbers or stories that aren't in the original. If channel 2 needs something the original doesn't have, write [ASK ME: what you need].

VOICE RULES (write the way I talk):
- Reading level: grade 5 to 7. Plain one- and two-syllable words.
- Sentences average 12 to 16 words. None over 30. Use a few 1-to-4-word sentences to land a point.
- Paragraphs: 1 to 3 sentences.
- Write as me ("I") to one person ("you"). No "we" unless there really is a we.
- Be specific: exact numbers, real names of things, times, steps. Use only numbers and facts I gave you. Never invent one.
- Open on what my person is already thinking, in their own words.
- One idea per piece.
- Admit a limit or a flaw early. Hedge honestly: "may", "in my case", "most people".
- Warm, direct, a little dry. Use contractions. It should sound like a friend at a kitchen table, not an ad.
- No exclamation mark in the first line, and at most one in the whole piece. No emoji unless my person uses them.
- No hype words: unleash, skyrocket, crush it, revolutionary, cutting-edge, robust, empower, secret, opportunity, financial freedom, six figures, quit your job, be your own boss.
- Any ask is one clear action, in the reader's first person ("Send me the guide").

COMPLIANCE RULES (follow every one, every time):
1. No income claims. No dollar amounts that I, you or anyone earned or could earn. No "how much you could make".
2. If any earnings figure appears anywhere in what you write, put this line right beside it, word for word:
"REQUIRED LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Typical affiliates earn no income. This is not a get-rich-quick program. No sales = no income. Full earnings disclosure: thehba.app/income"
3. Every time my link appears, put this sentence right after it, word for word:
"I earn a commission if you join through my link. It costs you the same."
4. Never call it effortless, passive, hands-free, automatic or quick money. Never say it runs itself or that the work is light.
5. No lifestyle promises: no quitting a job, travel, cars, houses, beaches, "freedom" or "be your own boss".
6. Say nothing about The Home Business Academy (HBA) that I haven't given you in this prompt. If unsure, leave it out.
7. Nothing negative about any other company, program or person.
8. No fake urgency, no countdowns, no "spots left". No made-up stories, quotes, testimonials or numbers. If you need a detail you don't have, write [ASK ME: what you need] instead of guessing.

M3. A note to one of my buyers

Plan: Track C, when a note is due · Tool: free ChatGPT or Claude, then your own inbox · Kit: hba-customer-success · Time: about 5 minutes

For the notes that aren't pre-written: a buyer went quiet, asked something, or reached a point the templates don't cover.

Help me write a short, personal note to someone who joined HBA through my link. It's one to one, from my own inbox. Not a broadcast.

THEIR FIRST NAME: [name]
WHICH NOTE: [day 30 / day 75 / their day 90 / they went quiet / they asked a question / no rebill this month]
WHERE THEY ARE, AS FAR AS I KNOW: [e.g. set up and live on day 6; 8 pieces posted; 2 sign-ups; stuck on Part 4]
THEIR QUESTION OR LAST MESSAGE, IF ANY: [paste]
MY FIRST NAME: [name]

Write one note of 40 to 90 words:
- One line about where they are, in plain words.
- One question or one next step. Not both.
- If they asked something you can't answer from what I gave you, write [ASK ME: what you need]. Don't guess.
- If they went quiet or had no rebill: ask if everything is OK, and say plainly that cancelling is under Manage subscription in their HBA Profile. No pressure to stay.
Never: mention money they could make, set a customer target, offer any product or program that isn't HBA, or suggest I earn anything when they bring people in. HBA pays one tier: I earn on what they buy, and nothing on the people they bring in.

VOICE RULES (write the way I talk):
- Reading level: grade 5 to 7. Plain one- and two-syllable words.
- Sentences average 12 to 16 words. None over 30. Use a few 1-to-4-word sentences to land a point.
- Paragraphs: 1 to 3 sentences.
- Write as me ("I") to one person ("you"). No "we" unless there really is a we.
- Be specific: exact numbers, real names of things, times, steps. Use only numbers and facts I gave you. Never invent one.
- Open on what my person is already thinking, in their own words.
- One idea per piece.
- Admit a limit or a flaw early. Hedge honestly: "may", "in my case", "most people".
- Warm, direct, a little dry. Use contractions. It should sound like a friend at a kitchen table, not an ad.
- No exclamation mark in the first line, and at most one in the whole piece. No emoji unless my person uses them.
- No hype words: unleash, skyrocket, crush it, revolutionary, cutting-edge, robust, empower, secret, opportunity, financial freedom, six figures, quit your job, be your own boss.
- Any ask is one clear action, in the reader's first person ("Send me the guide").

COMPLIANCE RULES (follow every one, every time):
1. No income claims. No dollar amounts that I, you or anyone earned or could earn. No "how much you could make".
2. If any earnings figure appears anywhere in what you write, put this line right beside it, word for word:
"REQUIRED LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Typical affiliates earn no income. This is not a get-rich-quick program. No sales = no income. Full earnings disclosure: thehba.app/income"
3. Every time my link appears, put this sentence right after it, word for word:
"I earn a commission if you join through my link. It costs you the same."
4. Never call it effortless, passive, hands-free, automatic or quick money. Never say it runs itself or that the work is light.
5. No lifestyle promises: no quitting a job, travel, cars, houses, beaches, "freedom" or "be your own boss".
6. Say nothing about The Home Business Academy (HBA) that I haven't given you in this prompt. If unsure, leave it out.
7. Nothing negative about any other company, program or person.
8. No fake urgency, no countdowns, no "spots left". No made-up stories, quotes, testimonials or numbers. If you need a detail you don't have, write [ASK ME: what you need] instead of guessing.

M4. Package a YouTube video

Plan: YouTube packaging, every video · Tool: Traffic Maestro or PromptWrite (Premium), Van Gogh for the picture (Premium), or free ChatGPT or Claude and Canva's free plan · Kit: hba-youtube-packaging · Time: about 15 minutes

Titles, thumbnail words, the description with your link and disclosure, and chapters for long videos.

Package one of my YouTube videos: title, thumbnail words, description and, for a long video, chapters. One channel. No paid tools.

MY PERSON CARD:
[PASTE YOUR PERSON CARD HERE]

MY VIDEO IS: [a Short / a long video of about N minutes]
WHAT IT SAYS (paste the script or the transcript, with timestamps if you have them): [paste]
MY 3 BEST TITLES SO FAR AND THEIR NUMBERS (views, and sign-ups from my YouTube tracked link): [paste, or "none yet"]
MY LINK: https://simpleprovenprofits.com/YOUR-ID (or paste the YouTube tracked version from my share-links page: [paste])

Write:
1. TITLES: 3 options, each under 60 characters, with the character count after each. Use my person's own words. One plain "how to", one question, one about a mistake I made.
2. THUMBNAIL (long videos only): 3 options of 3 words or fewer that add to the title rather than repeat it. One line on the picture: my face or my screen, one thing only.
3. DESCRIPTION: first 2 lines say what the viewer gets, in my person's words. Then my link, with the disclosure sentence from rule 3 right after it. Then 2 to 4 more lines. End with this line, word for word: "I am an independent affiliate of The Home Business Academy. I earn commissions on sales made through my links."
4. SPOKEN DISCLOSURE: the one sentence I say in the video before I mention my link.
5. CHAPTERS (long videos only): starting at 0:00, at least 3, using only times that appear in what I pasted. If there are none, write [ASK ME: timestamps].
6. SHORTS ONLY: one line of on-screen text telling viewers the link is on my channel page.
Never in a title or thumbnail: a dollar amount, "$X a month", an income screenshot, "before it's too late", a countdown, "exposed", "scam", or anyone else's name.

VOICE RULES (write the way I talk):
- Reading level: grade 5 to 7. Plain one- and two-syllable words.
- Sentences average 12 to 16 words. None over 30. Use a few 1-to-4-word sentences to land a point.
- Paragraphs: 1 to 3 sentences.
- Write as me ("I") to one person ("you"). No "we" unless there really is a we.
- Be specific: exact numbers, real names of things, times, steps. Use only numbers and facts I gave you. Never invent one.
- Open on what my person is already thinking, in their own words.
- One idea per piece.
- Admit a limit or a flaw early. Hedge honestly: "may", "in my case", "most people".
- Warm, direct, a little dry. Use contractions. It should sound like a friend at a kitchen table, not an ad.
- No exclamation mark in the first line, and at most one in the whole piece. No emoji unless my person uses them.
- No hype words: unleash, skyrocket, crush it, revolutionary, cutting-edge, robust, empower, secret, opportunity, financial freedom, six figures, quit your job, be your own boss.
- Any ask is one clear action, in the reader's first person ("Send me the guide").

COMPLIANCE RULES (follow every one, every time):
1. No income claims. No dollar amounts that I, you or anyone earned or could earn. No "how much you could make".
2. If any earnings figure appears anywhere in what you write, put this line right beside it, word for word:
"REQUIRED LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Typical affiliates earn no income. This is not a get-rich-quick program. No sales = no income. Full earnings disclosure: thehba.app/income"
3. Every time my link appears, put this sentence right after it, word for word:
"I earn a commission if you join through my link. It costs you the same."
4. Never call it effortless, passive, hands-free, automatic or quick money. Never say it runs itself or that the work is light.
5. No lifestyle promises: no quitting a job, travel, cars, houses, beaches, "freedom" or "be your own boss".
6. Say nothing about The Home Business Academy (HBA) that I haven't given you in this prompt. If unsure, leave it out.
7. Nothing negative about any other company, program or person.
8. No fake urgency, no countdowns, no "spots left". No made-up stories, quotes, testimonials or numbers. If you need a detail you don't have, write [ASK ME: what you need] instead of guessing.

M5. My monthly review

Plan: Weeks 17, 21 and 26, Friday · Tool: Traffic Maestro or PromptWrite (Premium), or free ChatGPT or Claude · Kit: hba-month-four-planner · Time: about 45 minutes with the numbers

Your three new numbers, your gate, and one thing to change, from your own records only.

Here is a month of my scoreboard. Give me my monthly review in plain numbers.

MY TRACK: [A or B, and C if I have buyers]
MY SCOREBOARD ROWS FOR THE MONTH: [paste]
SIGN-UPS BY TRACKED LINK (TID) THIS MONTH: [paste from Advanced Search]
PIECES PUBLISHED THIS MONTH, WITH THEIR TITLES OR FIRST LINES: [paste]
CUSTOMERS WHO JOINED THROUGH ME, ALL TIME: [number]
SIGN-UPS, ALL TIME: [number]
BUYER NOTES DUE THIS MONTH / SENT ON TIME: [n / n]
THIS BLOCK'S GATE (from my plan): [paste]
LAST MONTH'S REVIEW, IF ANY: [paste]

Answer using only my numbers. Show the math for every number.
1. Sign-ups per piece this month (sign-ups divided by pieces), with last month's beside it.
2. Sign-up to customer, all time (customers divided by sign-ups, times 100). If I have fewer than 5 customers, say it can swing on one person.
3. Buyer notes: sent on time divided by due.
4. The 3 pieces that brought the most sign-ups this month, and what they share.
5. The gate: yes or no for each count.
6. Track B only: sign-ups per piece from channel 2's tracked link and channel 1's. My stop rule: if channel 1's sign-ups in weeks 18 to 21 are lower than in weeks 10 to 13, or I did all four blocks on fewer than 3 of every 4 days, I stop channel 2. Does it apply?
7. One thing to keep and one thing to change next month.
Don't compare my numbers with anyone else's. No benchmarks or averages from anywhere else. No income forecast.

VOICE RULES (write the way I talk):
- Reading level: grade 5 to 7. Plain one- and two-syllable words.
- Sentences average 12 to 16 words. None over 30. Use a few 1-to-4-word sentences to land a point.
- Paragraphs: 1 to 3 sentences.
- Write as me ("I") to one person ("you"). No "we" unless there really is a we.
- Be specific: exact numbers, real names of things, times, steps. Use only numbers and facts I gave you. Never invent one.
- Open on what my person is already thinking, in their own words.
- One idea per piece.
- Admit a limit or a flaw early. Hedge honestly: "may", "in my case", "most people".
- Warm, direct, a little dry. Use contractions. It should sound like a friend at a kitchen table, not an ad.
- No exclamation mark in the first line, and at most one in the whole piece. No emoji unless my person uses them.
- No hype words: unleash, skyrocket, crush it, revolutionary, cutting-edge, robust, empower, secret, opportunity, financial freedom, six figures, quit your job, be your own boss.
- Any ask is one clear action, in the reader's first person ("Send me the guide").

COMPLIANCE RULES (follow every one, every time):
1. No income claims. No dollar amounts that I, you or anyone earned or could earn. No "how much you could make".
2. If any earnings figure appears anywhere in what you write, put this line right beside it, word for word:
"REQUIRED LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Typical affiliates earn no income. This is not a get-rich-quick program. No sales = no income. Full earnings disclosure: thehba.app/income"
3. Every time my link appears, put this sentence right after it, word for word:
"I earn a commission if you join through my link. It costs you the same."
4. Never call it effortless, passive, hands-free, automatic or quick money. Never say it runs itself or that the work is light.
5. No lifestyle promises: no quitting a job, travel, cars, houses, beaches, "freedom" or "be your own boss".
6. Say nothing about The Home Business Academy (HBA) that I haven't given you in this prompt. If unsure, leave it out.
7. Nothing negative about any other company, program or person.
8. No fake urgency, no countdowns, no "spots left". No made-up stories, quotes, testimonials or numbers. If you need a detail you don't have, write [ASK ME: what you need] instead of guessing.

M6. Is my own product idea ready? (after day 180 only)

Plan: Track D · Tool: free ChatGPT or Claude · Kit: hba-own-product · Time: about 20 minutes

It tests the idea against your records and stops you if a check fails. It doesn't write the product.

I've finished 26 weeks. Before I make a product of my own, test the idea against my records. Be blunt.

MY PERSON CARD:
[PASTE YOUR PERSON CARD HERE]

THE QUESTION PEOPLE KEEP ASKING ME, HOW MANY DIFFERENT PEOPLE ASKED, AND WHERE: [paste]
MY PIECES THAT ANSWERED IT, WITH THEIR NUMBERS, AND MY USUAL SIGN-UPS PER PIECE: [paste]
HOW I KNOW MY ANSWER WORKS (what I did, when, what happened): [paste]
THE PRODUCT I'M THINKING OF (format and size): [e.g. a one-page checklist, a short guide]
WHERE I'D SELL IT, AND TO WHOM: [e.g. my own Facebook profile, to people who follow me there]
DOES IT TEACH OR MENTION HBA? [yes / no]

Do this:
1. Mark each check PASS, FAIL or UNKNOWN, one line each:
   a. At least 3 different people asked this question.
   b. My pieces answering it beat my usual sign-ups per piece.
   c. I can show how I know it works, with a date.
   d. I can finish it in under 2 weeks of my daily Make blocks.
   e. I'd sell it only on my own ground: never to HBA customers or to people I met through HBA, never in HBA groups, events or trainings, and never to my list in the HBA Emailer.
2. If any check is FAIL or UNKNOWN, stop there. Say which, and what would change it. Don't write a product.
3. If all pass, write: the promise in one sentence (what they'll be able to do, with no income in it), what's inside, who it's not for, and the proof I have. Leave the price blank for me.
4. List what I must check before selling, including: [CHECK: what HBA's affiliate agreement says about members selling their own product], the refund terms I'll honour exactly as written, and how I'll disclose that I'm the seller.
Never write what a buyer will earn. Never invent a testimonial, a buyer or a result.

VOICE RULES (write the way I talk):
- Reading level: grade 5 to 7. Plain one- and two-syllable words.
- Sentences average 12 to 16 words. None over 30. Use a few 1-to-4-word sentences to land a point.
- Paragraphs: 1 to 3 sentences.
- Write as me ("I") to one person ("you"). No "we" unless there really is a we.
- Be specific: exact numbers, real names of things, times, steps. Use only numbers and facts I gave you. Never invent one.
- Open on what my person is already thinking, in their own words.
- One idea per piece.
- Admit a limit or a flaw early. Hedge honestly: "may", "in my case", "most people".
- Warm, direct, a little dry. Use contractions. It should sound like a friend at a kitchen table, not an ad.
- No exclamation mark in the first line, and at most one in the whole piece. No emoji unless my person uses them.
- No hype words: unleash, skyrocket, crush it, revolutionary, cutting-edge, robust, empower, secret, opportunity, financial freedom, six figures, quit your job, be your own boss.
- Any ask is one clear action, in the reader's first person ("Send me the guide").

COMPLIANCE RULES (follow every one, every time):
1. No income claims. No dollar amounts that I, you or anyone earned or could earn. No "how much you could make".
2. If any earnings figure appears anywhere in what you write, put this line right beside it, word for word:
"REQUIRED LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Typical affiliates earn no income. This is not a get-rich-quick program. No sales = no income. Full earnings disclosure: thehba.app/income"
3. Every time my link appears, put this sentence right after it, word for word:
"I earn a commission if you join through my link. It costs you the same."
4. Never call it effortless, passive, hands-free, automatic or quick money. Never say it runs itself or that the work is light.
5. No lifestyle promises: no quitting a job, travel, cars, houses, beaches, "freedom" or "be your own boss".
6. Say nothing about The Home Business Academy (HBA) that I haven't given you in this prompt. If unsure, leave it out.
7. Nothing negative about any other company, program or person.
8. No fake urgency, no countdowns, no "spots left". No made-up stories, quotes, testimonials or numbers. If you need a detail you don't have, write [ASK ME: what you need] instead of guessing.

Still stuck? The five fixes in your prompt kit work on these prompts too. Or reply to the email your links came in: say which prompt, and paste what the AI wrote.