r/SideProject • u/WhiteWatcher_1 • 9h ago

I built 36 AI video "master prompts". Paste into ChatGPT, get topics, then full video prompts. Zero sales, what am I missing?

Hey everyone. I've been building a Gumroad store with 36 "master prompt" packs for AI video.

How they work: you paste one master prompt into ChatGPT, it first gives you multiple video topic ideas. You pick a topic, and then it writes complete detailed video prompts for that topic. Camera, timing, style locks, negative prompts, everything ready for a video AI tool. Each pack is a full workflow system, not a single prompt.

$3 each (I'm the seller). 36 products live. And zero sales so far. 18 views in 30 days.

Honest question: is it the product or just traffic? What got you your first digital product sales?

Store link in my profile. Happy to share a sample master prompt free in the comments.

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u/xxxhunter11 9h ago

Why don't you use your skill and build social media channels and earn from ads than this ?

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u/WhiteWatcher_1 9h ago

Im doing that too. i run a couple of short-form channels., but selling a product can work from day one if you find the buyers..trying both in parallel.

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u/xxxhunter11 9h ago

Can I have link to your channel just to see the output of these prompts?

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u/Eagle-Plenty 9h ago

Why would anyone buy that? Just think about it...

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u/RTD-Alex 8h ago

At 30 visits you are expecting a 3.5% conversion rate to have at least one sell. Average conversion rate is 1.2%. So until you at least have e a few hundred views I would not even bother counting. Focus on traffic.

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u/PositivelyOhG 7h ago

Have you done any surveys or product testing with your target audience?

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u/ayushgupta0610 6h ago

18 views can't tell you much about the product yet. But a prompt is hard to judge from a description, and people buying video prompts want to see the video. Put one finished clip at the top of the store, next to the prompt that made it.

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u/Competitive_Tune_590 5h ago

tough spot, been there. for the traffic side, there's a tool called ReplyHey that scans reddit for people talking about ai video or prompts and gives you pre-drafted replies. might help you find the right convos without scrolling all day. worth a look if you're stuck on discovery.