Before designing anything, this specialist asks one question: does a real paid program exist behind this book? The answer picks the model — a funnel, built honestly as one, or a companion site that never carries a pricing tier.
Every page on a companion site has to earn its place. If it doesn't map to one of these four verbs, it doesn't belong — no matter how much work went into it.
The question, as the on-ramp. The most inviting version of what the book asks.
The answer, and the proof. Why the book is worth the reader's time.
The book's own material, extended — what a chapter flagged, followed through.
Going further, for the reader who wants more — still in service of the book.
"I won't let pricing tiers or an offer architecture onto a page that's supposed to be trust-building — the moment pricing psychology appears, the genre breaks. Whether a real paid program exists behind this book is the first question, asked explicitly, never inferred by adding tiers later."
Prove the assets convert before spending goodwill on a cold pitch.
The author's own list, podcast, socials. Do these first — this week.
Warm network, cross-promotion to adjacent audiences. Low-friction, existing trust.
Cold pitches, tiered by fit, one customized asset per outlet. Never a blast pitch.
Value first, CTA second — the ask doesn't appear until email 6, earned by five emails of real content.
SKILL.md lets it auto-discover and trigger from a natural request.No — it specifies what the page has to accomplish. content-claude executes the final prose in brand voice.
Then it gets the funnel model, built honestly as a funnel — this skill doesn't refuse funnels, it refuses funnel logic imported onto a site that doesn't actually have one.
No — that's the Builder worker's job. This skill hands over the architecture and the four-verb-filtered page list.
It says so — same disclosure discipline as Fact-Verification's UNVERIFIED banner. No silent guessing.