Brief
Define the decision, audience, outcome, and constraints.
A field manual for practical marketers
Build better marketing work with ChatGPT—even when the buttons, labels, models, and menus move again.
Save systems.
Not screenshots.
The problem
Most ChatGPT guides expire the moment a menu moves. Most prompt packs give you hundreds of disconnected commands and no way to judge the results.
This kit teaches a five-part working method that survives product changes because it is built around the job—not the furniture.
The buttonproof loop
Define the decision, audience, outcome, and constraints.
Supply the evidence, voice, examples, and exclusions.
Ask questions, compare routes, and draft in stages.
Check claims, sources, tone, risk, and missing proof.
Turn approved thinking into the exact deliverable.
Inside the paid kit
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A look inside
The kit makes ChatGPT interview you, expose assumptions, preserve evidence, and wait for approval before polishing the work.
Act as a senior marketing strategist. Interview me one question at a time until you can write a useful campaign brief...
Made for
Who need repeatable work, not party tricks.
Who cannot afford a dedicated AI operations department.
Who want useful output without becoming prompt engineers.
First-edition launch price
Regularly $49
For the first 100 customers or 30 days.
Before you buy
No hype. Here is exactly what this is—and what it is not.
Yes. Buttonproof is for people who want the structure, questions, verification steps, and ten finished workflows without rebuilding the method from scratch.
Absolutely. That is the premise. The kit teaches outcome-based workflows instead of instructions tied to a temporary button, model name, or menu.
No. It is a compact field manual for completing real marketing jobs. Ten workflows are included because each one has a clear use—not to inflate the page count.
No. If you can describe the work you need to ship and make a judgment about quality, the system will guide the conversation from brief to finished deliverable.
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A six-page reset guide for the next time ChatGPT changes and your muscle memory stops working.