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The pack you just bought takes a single book from idea to listing. This is 200 advanced prompts across ten modules, plus 30 automation chains that run entire workflows end to end — in a searchable dashboard, not a PDF.
Why this exists
You have a hundred prompts already. You have not run them all yet. Selling you another hundred of the same kind would be padding, and you would notice.
So none of this repeats what you own. The main pack assumes one standard Kindle ebook, written by you, sold in one market. That single assumption quietly excludes almost everything else a publishing business eventually becomes.
It excludes series, where the money actually compounds. Low-content books, which need no manuscript at all. Children's and illustrated books, which follow completely different rules. Translation and format multiplication, where one manuscript becomes six products. Fiction craft. Advanced advertising beyond switching campaigns on. Your author platform. The business systems nobody sells you because tax and backups are not exciting. And AI workflow engineering — how to stop re-explaining your business to a blank chat window every single session.
Then there is the part almost nobody sells at all: the chains. Running prompts one at a time is how most people use a prompt pack. Running them as a sequence, where each output feeds the next and you stop at defined decision points, is a completely different activity.
Part one
Same seven-part structure you already know — role, objective, fill-in parameters, execution sequence, constraints, deliverable, and a self-critique instruction at the end. They average 327 words each. Every one of the 200 titles is different from the 100 you own.
Series bibles, book-to-book hooks, read-through diagnostics, box sets, spin-offs, pricing ladders, entry-point decisions and the sunset call.
Niche gap scanning, interior specs, puzzle generation, print margin models, template variation systems and the compliance audit that protects your account.
Age-band calibration, read-aloud rhythm, illustration briefs, character consistency sheets, page-turn pacing and parent-facing descriptions.
Translation market selection, localisation, audiobook suitability, paperback conversion, large print, territory rights and cannibalisation analysis.
Convention audits, structure diagnostics, character arcs, opening-page conversion, dialogue differentiation, POV discipline and blurb engineering.
Break-even calculation, campaign architecture, search term mining, bid strategy, creative testing, series economics and the annual account audit.
Positioning, bios, list architecture, launch sequences, direct storefronts, podcast pitching, backend offer ladders and platform dependency risk.
Publishing SOPs, expense tracking, tax preparation questions, business structure, backups, contracts, delegation, continuity and the risk register.
Assistant instruction building, output rubrics, hallucination detection, prompt chaining, voice cloning, batch processing and human review checkpoints.
Authority audits, promise alignment, framework building, evidence standards, case studies, actionability, objection pre-emption and the final quality gate.
Part two
A chain is a numbered sequence of prompts run in order, where each step's output becomes the next step's input. Each one gives you the step order, what to paste between steps, the decision points where you branch or stop, a worked example, and the specific failure that usually happens. 191 defined steps across the 30.
Twelve of the thirty:
Blank idea to validated niche, outline, metadata and cover brief in one session.
Diagnose a dead title and fix it in order of cost, cheapest hypothesis first.
Forty-five minutes weekly: cut waste, scale winners, check the destination.
Coordinate a multi-book launch so the books feed each other instead of competing.
Compliant, repeatable review generation across an entire backlist.
The correct order of editing passes. Wrong order costs weeks of wasted polishing.
One foreign market entered properly rather than three entered badly.
First campaign, structured for readable data instead of maximum coverage.
Age band through to parent-facing description, with consistency locked early.
Reduce single points of failure before the suspension arrives, not after.
Day by day, so nothing is decided in the moment.
The full yearly review that ends with a plan fitting the time you actually have.
Part three
Two hundred prompts in a PDF is a document you scroll through once and never open again. So this is not a PDF. It is a searchable dashboard that runs in your browser.
Search all 200 by keyword. Filter by module. Copy any prompt to your clipboard with one click. Jump straight to a module from the sidebar. Print any single section to paper or PDF if you prefer working that way.
It runs entirely offline. It loads nothing from the internet, needs no account, no login and no subscription, and tracks nothing whatsoever. Open the file in five years with no connection and it still works exactly the same.
Also included: build your own publishing assistant. Every session you re-explain your niche, your reader, your titles and your voice. The vault includes the full setup for a persistent assistant — a Custom GPT, a Claude Project or a Gemini Gem — with a ready-to-paste instruction block including the standing constraints that stop it inventing statistics or writing metadata that breaches Amazon's terms.
One-time offer price
200 prompts · 30 chains · 10 modules · offline dashboard · assistant setup
YES — ADD THE PRO VAULT TO MY ORDER Instant download on the next pageThis offer is not available later at this price and is not sold on the main site.
Who should skip this. If you publish one type of book, have no interest in advertising, no intention of building an audience, and no plans beyond the book you are writing now, most of this will sit unused. Decline and keep your thirty-seven dollars. What you already bought is a complete system on its own.
Open the vault. Search it. Run a chain on your own catalogue. If it does not give you a materially better process than the one you have now, ask for a refund within thirty days and you get it, without being asked to justify yourself.
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Last updated 1 September 2026. Sold by John Peace, an independent digital publisher based in Lagos, Nigeria, trading as KDP Profit Prompts.
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Questions
No. The pack you just bought covers one book, done properly. These 200 cover the ten areas it deliberately leaves out: series publishing, low-content, children's books, global formats, fiction craft, advanced ads, author platform, business systems, AI workflow and non-fiction authority. All 200 titles are different from your 100. Nothing repeats.
A numbered sequence of prompts run in order, where each step's output becomes the next step's input. Each of the 30 gives you the step order, exactly what to paste between steps, the decision points where you branch or stop, a worked example, and the specific failure that usually happens. There are 191 defined steps across the 30 chains.
Because 200 prompts in a PDF is a document you scroll through and abandon. The dashboard searches all 200 by keyword, filters by module, and copies any prompt to your clipboard with one click. It runs entirely offline in your browser, loads nothing from the internet, and tracks nothing. You can also print any section to paper or PDF if you prefer that.
The 200 prompts work standalone. The chains reference prompts from both packs, so you get the most value holding both. You already own the main pack, so this is not a concern for you.
Probably yes, but check honestly. Even if you never publish a series, a children's book or a translation, four of the ten modules apply to every publisher regardless of what they write: advanced ads, author platform, business systems and AI workflow. That is 80 prompts plus the chains. If none of that interests you either, decline and keep your money.
One prompt takes about five minutes to fill in properly and run. One chain takes a working session. The vault is not something you read cover to cover; it is something you open when you have a specific job to do, search for that job, and close again.
A zip containing three files: the dashboard, a use guide, and a readme. Instant download on the next page. Everything works offline forever. No subscription, no account, no login.
Yes. Thirty days, no questions. If it does not give you a materially better process than the one you have now, ask and you get your money back.