Launching a digital product with prompt-based scripts sounds like a breeze—like you’ll just whisper your product into ChatGPT’s ear and it’ll spawn a full campaign. I’ve tested that assumption, and uh… let’s just say I’ve seen prompts generate everything from a 9-paragraph email full of motivational quotes to brittle Airtable formulas that randomly break because…
Let me just say this upfront: automation can break your heart. One day, your invoices are sending themselves, your leads flow into Airtable like magic, and you’re thinking about buying a second monitor just to admire it all. The next day? Nothing triggers, webhooks ghost you, and you’re manually copying emails out of Gmail again…
I’ve lately been forcing myself to stop manually copy-pasting social posts into Slack, Notion, and my four newsletter draft folders… just because I forgot again to post that blog I wrote last week. So I decided to see how far I could get using GPT to *fully* create and manage a content distribution plan. Spoiler:…