3 Mistakes Killing Your AI Prompt Sales (And How to Fix Them)

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Welcome back to TipSeason’s Make Money with AI series!

I have been selling AI Prompt bundles for more than 6 months now. If you’ve tried selling ChatGPT prompts but haven’t seen the results you hoped for, don’t worry I got you covered.

The good news? Most people make the same three mistakes when starting out.

Today, I’m going to show you what these mistakes are—and exactly how to fix them so you can start selling more prompts and making money faster.

Let’s dive in.

Mistake #1: Your Prompts Aren’t Solving a Specific Problem

Here’s the truth: People don’t buy prompts because they’re “cool” or “interesting.”
They buy them because they solve a real problem.

For example:

• A vague prompt like “Write me a blog post” won’t sell.

• But a prompt like “Generate a 500-word SEO-optimized blog post for small business owners about time management tools” is a winner.

How to Fix It:
Focus on ONE specific pain point your audience has.
Ask yourself:

• Who am I helping?

• What problem am I solving for them?

Then, create prompts that address that exact need.

Action Step: Review your current prompts. Are they specific and actionable? If not, rewrite them using the example above as inspiration.

Mistake #2: You’re Not Selling the Outcome, Just the Tool

Most people pitch their prompts like this:
“Buy my ChatGPT prompts—they’re awesome!”

But here’s the problem: Buyers don’t care about the tool—they care about the result.

Instead, focus on the outcome your prompts deliver.

For example:

• Don’t say: “These prompts help you write captions.”

• Say: “Get 50+ high-converting Instagram captions in minutes—no writing skills needed.”

How to Fix It:
Highlight the benefits, not the features.
Show buyers exactly how your prompts will save them time, make them money, or solve their biggest headaches.

Action Step: Rewrite your product description or sales pitch to focus on the outcome, not the tool.

Mistake #3: You’re Not Packaging Your Prompts for Maximum Value

Selling one or two random prompts won’t excite buyers.
People want solutions, not scraps.

For example:

• A single prompt for writing emails might sell for $5—if you’re lucky.

• But a bundle of 10 email prompts (welcome emails, follow-ups, sales pitches, etc.) can easily sell for $29 or more.

How to Fix It:
Bundle your prompts into themed packs that solve a bigger problem.
Add bonuses like instructions, sample outputs, or tips for customization to make your offer irresistible.

Action Step: Group your existing prompts into a bundle. Price it higher and highlight the added value.

Here’s the Best Part…

If you want step-by-step guidance on avoiding these mistakes (and more), I’ve got you covered.

Inside my course, “How to Make Money With AI: Even As A Complete Beginner,” I teach you exactly how to create, package, and sell AI prompts that sell like hotcakes—including templates, scripts, and tools to help you succeed.

Plus, as a bonus, you’ll get access to 10,000+ ready-to-use ChatGPT prompts that you can resell for free. Imagine having a library of prompts designed specifically for tasks like writing ads, creating content, or automating workflows—all at your fingertips.

👉 Click here to join the course now and get instant access to the 10,000-prompt bundle FREE!

But hurry—this bonus is only available for a limited time. Once it’s gone, it’s gone for good.

Your Turn

Take 10 minutes today to review your prompts and sales strategy.
Are you making any of these mistakes? If so, pick one and fix it right now.

Once you’ve made changes, reply to this email—I’d love to hear how it goes!

And if you’re ready to master prompt selling (and more), my course is here to guide you every step of the way.

Until next time, stop guessing and start selling.

Cheers,
Mani

P.S. Need a 10% discount code for the course? Just reply to this email, and I’ll send it over ASAP.