================================================================================ GIGGLEDECK — AFFILIATE EMAIL SWIPES Five emails. Paste them as they are, or change the greeting and the sign-off and leave the rest. Every claim in here matches the sales page word for word. Replace before sending: [LINK] your affiliate link [NAME] your name [DATE] the date the cart opens or closes [TIME/TZ] time and timezone Please do not add income claims, countdown timers for deadlines that are not real, or screenshots of earnings. The product promises none of those, and a swipe that does is the fastest way to get a launch shut down. ================================================================================ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EMAIL 1 — THE DAY BEFORE Send: 24 hours before the cart opens. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS A. ChatGPT writes the jokes. Then what? B. The part of making a kids book that AI does not do C. Tomorrow: one keyword, one finished kids book BODY Hi [NAME], Ask ChatGPT for fifty jokes about dinosaurs and you will have them in ten seconds. That part was never the hard bit. The hard bit is everything after: deciding what goes on page 8, keeping page 30 looking like page 1, working out the spine width for a 30-page paperback, and writing thirty separate image prompts that all carry the same art style. That is an afternoon. Every time. For every book. Tomorrow I am sending you something that does that part. It is called GiggleDeck. You type one keyword. It plans all thirty pages, locks an art style, writes all thirty-five prompts, and turns the images you get back into print-ready PDFs. ChatGPT still does the writing and the drawing — in your own account, on your own plan. There is no AI bill behind this thing, which is why it costs what it costs instead of being another monthly subscription. Doors open [DATE] at [TIME/TZ]. Watch for my email. [NAME] P.S. If you have ever opened a blank Canva page to make a kids activity book and closed it again forty minutes later, this one is for you. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EMAIL 2 — CART OPEN Send: the moment the cart opens. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS A. It is open: one keyword in, a finished kids book out B. GiggleDeck is live (and it is $17) C. Thirty pages planned before you write a word BODY Hi [NAME], GiggleDeck is open: [LINK] Here is the whole thing in one paragraph. You type a keyword — dinosaurs, sharks, pirates, whatever. GiggleDeck lays out all thirty pages: which are joke pages, which are activities, where the answers go, how the themes are spread so page 20 is not page 3 again. Then it locks an art style — edition, a palette pinned to five exact colour codes, line weight, border, detail level — and writes that lock into every single image prompt. You paste thirty-five prompts into ChatGPT, one at a time. Drop the images back in. Out come two PDFs: the interior and a wraparound cover with the spine arithmetic already done. Three editions from the same words: full colour, black-and-white colouring, and a hand-coloured scribble look. Eighteen art directions. Twelve palettes. $17, one payment, nothing recurring. [LINK] [NAME] P.S. Your artwork never leaves your machine. The pages are drawn in your ChatGPT account and the PDFs are put together in your own browser. Your keyword, your book, your ChatGPT account. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EMAIL 3 — HOW IT ACTUALLY WORKS Send: day 2. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS A. Why page 30 still matches page 1 B. The one thing that makes AI books look like AI books C. A style lock, explained in 200 words BODY Hi [NAME], If you have tried making a picture book with ChatGPT, you already know the failure: the first five pages look like one book and the rest look like five different ones. The chat drifts. Characters change colour. The line weight wanders. GiggleDeck fixes that with something it calls a style lock. Before any page is drawn, it writes one block of art direction: the edition, the palette pinned to five exact hex values, the art direction, the border, how busy the page should be, and how the words sit. That block is then written into every one of the thirty page prompts. So when the chat drifts on page 22 — and it will — the prompt for page 22 is still carrying the whole lock. It snaps back on its own. You do not have to remember what you said on page 3. That is the difference between a bag of prompts and a book. [LINK] It is $17 today. One payment, nothing to renew. [NAME] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EMAIL 4 — WHAT IT DOES NOT DO Send: day 3 or 4. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS A. What GiggleDeck does not do B. Do not buy this if... C. The honest version BODY Hi [NAME], Most launch emails only tell you the good half. Here is the other one, because I would rather you skip this than buy it and regret it, because every sale here is final. GiggleDeck does not draw anything. It writes the prompts. The writing and the drawing happen in your own ChatGPT account, on your own plan. It is not one button. A thirty-page book is about thirty-five messages, sent one at a time. That is maybe an hour of copy-paste while ChatGPT does the slow part. It does not sell your books either. It makes them. Whether yours sells depends on your cover, your listing and your niche, the same as every other book on the store. And it lives on my server, not yours. You log in to use it, which means you are trusting me to keep it running. If you wanted a folder of files to own outright, this is not that, and that is a fair reason to skip it. Still here? Then the trade is simple: an hour of pressing next, instead of an afternoon in Canva deciding what goes where. [LINK] [NAME] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EMAIL 5 — LAST CALL Send: the final hours. Only send this if the cart genuinely closes or the price genuinely rises. If neither is true, delete this email. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- SUBJECT LINE OPTIONS A. Closing tonight B. Last call on GiggleDeck C. A few hours left at $17 BODY Hi [NAME], GiggleDeck closes [DATE] at [TIME/TZ]. Quick recap, then I will leave you alone. One keyword becomes a thirty-page plan. An art style gets locked so the whole book matches. Thirty-five prompts get written for you. The images you get back become print-ready PDFs — interior and cover, spine width worked out. Three editions from the same set of words, so one afternoon of work becomes three products. $17. One payment. Nothing recurring, nothing to renew, no AI bill behind it. [LINK] If it is not for you, no hard feelings — email 4 was me telling you exactly who should skip it. [NAME] ================================================================================ NOTES FOR AFFILIATES • Every number in these emails is checked against the app: 30 pages, 35 prompts, 3 editions, 18 art directions, 12 palettes, $17. • Do not add earnings screenshots or income claims. The product makes none. • Do not invent a deadline. Use the real one or drop email 5. • If you want a different angle, the sales page section "What it does, and what it does not do" is the strongest copy on the page. Quote it. ================================================================================