What Agencies Charge $10,000 to Install.
You Do It in 90 Minutes.
The full setup behind 21 million Facebook views in 28 days. Voice DNA, Critic Agent, plugins, Post Optimizer, full workflow. Built for creators, not engineers.
- Made for AI content creators, not engineers
- 90 minutes to install. Reusable forever
- Your voice profile loads every time AI writes for you
- One price. No subscription
You stop chasing content. The system starts carrying you.
Most creators don't have a writing problem. They have a starting-over problem. Every new AI chat means re-typing your brand, your vibe, your audience, your rules. By the time the AI "gets" you, you've already burned 20 minutes on setup. Then you post, and it still sounds a little off.
The Viral Content Kit fixes that at the root. You spend one afternoon teaching your AI who you are. After that, it knows. Every hook, every edit, every caption pulls from the same profile. You show up with an idea. The kit handles the rest.
Here's what that actually buys you:
- More posts, less effortYou ship in 8 minutes what used to take 2 hours. That is real time back for sales calls, clients, or your life.
- Content that sounds like youNo more "why does this feel like AI?" second-guessing. Your voice loads in every draft.
- Never-empty calendarA 12-month roadmap means you always know what to post next. No blank-page panic.
- One post, five platformsWrite once. Repurpose into Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, and email in minutes.
- You don't need to be technicalIf you can drag a file into a window, you can install this. Everything's walked through.
- Your audience can't tell it's AIThe Critic Agent catches the AI giveaways before you publish. Your posts still feel human.
Not a case study. Receipts.
These aren't my wins. They're what this kit gives you the day you install it. The math on time saved per post, and the curve that took me from flat posts to 20 million views.
Those numbers aren't magic. They're math.
The 2-hour-to-8-minute drop is real. It's not because the kit writes faster (AI is always fast). It's because you stop wasting 112 minutes fighting the tool and start using those minutes to ship.
You save time in three places. First, you don't explain your brand again. Second, the Critic catches your weak lines so you don't revise five times. Third, the hook and repurpose skills do the parts that used to drain you. That's it. Simple math. The compound savings are where it gets wild.
"I used to spend Sundays writing posts for the week. Now I spend 20 minutes on a Monday morning. The rest of my Sunday is mine again."
The views curve looks steep because I did the work once. I built Voice DNA. I built the Critic. I built the roadmap. Then the whole stack compounded. You skip that year of trial and error. You install what I built, skip to month 12, and the curve starts right where you're standing.
Same prompt. Two writers.
PROMPT: "write a post about why most coaching offers don't convert"
"In today's competitive coaching landscape, it's crucial to understand the dynamics of conversion. It's important to note that successful offers leverage deep customer understanding..."
Most coaching offers don't convert because they're built backwards.
You design the program. Then go shopping for problems it solves. The buyer feels it instantly, like a salesman in a thrift store holding up a jacket that almost fits.
Why the second post sounds like a real person.
Default ChatGPT (and default Claude, honestly) doesn't know you. So it reaches for safe words. "In today's." "It's crucial." "Leverage." Those are the words that scream "an AI wrote this." They're polite. They're filler. They're the AI equivalent of a fake smile.
Voice DNA is different. You feed your AI 3 to 5 of your actual posts or emails. The skill studies how you talk. Your rhythm. The words you reach for. The weird phrases only you would say. Then every time you ask AI to write, it loads that profile first.
The Critic Agent is the second safety net. After the AI drafts, the Critic reads it back against your Voice DNA. If it finds AI giveaways, it rewrites. Up to three passes. Only what sounds like you gets shown to you.
You don't learn anything. You don't prompt-engineer anything. You hit "write me a Facebook post about X" and it comes out sounding like you wrote it on a good day.
ChatGPT default vs the kit.
What a normal day looks like with the kit.
No more Sunday panic. No more "what should I post?" Just a short, calm workflow. Here's the exact sequence most people land on by week two.
Total: 20 minutes. One published post with a pattern-breaking image. No extra thinking. No blank-page dread.
8 modules. 16 skills. One install.
Every piece of the kit does one thing really well. You don't have to learn them all at once. Most people start with Voice DNA and the Critic, then pull in the rest over their first week.
Plain English. What you get. Why it matters.
You don't need to memorize the skills. Here's the short version of what each module buys you in your week.
Voice DNA
This is the single most important part of the kit. You feed your AI 3 to 5 samples of your writing (Facebook posts, emails, voice notes, doesn't matter). The skill studies how you talk and saves it.
Critic Agent
Your final check before you publish. Drop any draft in. The Critic rates it. Flags AI giveaways. Fixes them. Up to three passes.
Viral Post Kit
The writing and strategy pack. One file drags into your AI and eleven skills load at once: Voice DNA, Critic Agent, Year-Round Content Roadmap, Newsjacking, Viral Hooks, Long-Form Tweets, Facebook Post Workshop, 3-Part Series Architect, Anti-AI Slop, Killer Subject Lines, and Repurpose Content.
Visual Content Kit
The visual side of the kit. Five skills: Brand Vibe Report (your visual personality on paper), Mood Board Generator (writes the prompt that builds your brand image board), Visual Brand Guidelines (typography, palette, photography direction), Scene Generator for People (drops you into any scene without losing likeness), and Scene Generator for Objects (same trick for products, books, devices).
Post Optimizer
A live preview for your posts. Shows you where the "See More" cutoff lands on mobile. Lets you format bold and italics that survive the paste into Facebook.
The Playbook
The same frameworks as the skills, but as copy-paste prompts you can run in any AI tool. For the times you're not in Claude.
The Guidebook
The walkthrough that ties the kit together. Installation steps. Voice DNA setup. A 5-day plan that gets you from zero to published. Trigger phrases for every skill in one place.
Workshop Replay
The full workshop recording. I walk creators from ChatGPT copy-paste into running Claude Cowork as a content studio. Mindset, setup, daily workflow.
"I had every framework in my head. And a feed that read like a funeral."
12 years running a digital marketing agency. We installed AI content systems for clients at $10,000 a setup. Voice profiles. Editorial quality gates. Brand identity stacks. Custom posting workflows. Did dozens of them.
Then I tried to do it for myself.
For years, I posted. Voice notes. Long-form rants. Hot takes. Personal stories. Most of my posts barely cracked 10 likes. I knew the playbook for clients in my sleep, but my own feed was dying.
So I built the system for me. Same one we charged clients five figures for, but tuned for my voice. Voice DNA from my real writing. The Critic Agent. The plugins. The optimizer. The full setup.
Last year, one month of my own Facebook posts hit 20 million views. $1,300 from Meta. AI doing every single post. Nobody could tell.
I realized I was sitting on something creators would pay agency money for, without the markup, the consultant calls, or the timeline. So I productized it. That is the Viral Content Kit.
Same month. Same account.
Same person. Same audience. Different system. The curve flips when the kit goes in.
Why $197 when this used to cost clients $10,000 at my agency.
Easy answer. The work is done. There is no agency staff to pay. No retainer to fund. No timeline to manage. The Voice DNA, the Critic, the plugins, the web app, the workflow. All built. The year of trial-and-error already burned through.
You are paying for the work I finished, plus every update I ship from here forward. That is it.
If you want me personally in the seat walking through your specific brand and audience, that is a separate $1,000 setup session. Most people do not need it. The kit installs in 90 minutes.
And if you have ever paid for a VA who could not match your voice, a prompt library you stopped opening, or a content strategist call that ended with "try posting more," you have already paid more than $197 for less.
Here is what an agency would charge for this build:
$10,649 of agency-grade work.
$197 today.
One payment. No subscription. Lifetime updates.
The Sound Like You Guarantee.
Install the kit. Build Voice DNA from 3 samples. Run 3 posts through the workflow. That's the test.
If after 30 days your content doesn't sound more like you, and your audience isn't responding differently, email me. Full refund. No forms. No interrogation. No "did you try module 4."
The system works. But I'd rather have you test it and bail than keep your money for something you're not using.
What you're actually thinking.
I've already bought 3 prompt packs. Why is this different?
Prompt packs are PDFs. You read them once, forget them. The kit installs as skills that load themselves when you ask for a hook, an edit, a roadmap. Not reference material. The engine.
The prompt pack sits in a folder. The kit runs in Claude next to you, every time you write.
I'm a ChatGPT user. Is this for me?
Honestly? Only if you're open to switching to Claude. Claude writes better for content. The kit doesn't run in ChatGPT.
Want to stay there? Get the $47 Playbook instead. You'll get the frameworks as copy-paste prompts. Less automation, but same method.
Will my audience be able to tell it's AI?
Voice DNA captures your rhythm, your phrases, the words you'd never use. The Critic enforces them. After 3 posts, most people stop being able to tell which were AI and which weren't.
I use it for every post. Nobody's called me out in a year.
How long does setup take?
90 minutes for the full first pass. That's install both plugins, build Voice DNA, run your Brand Vibe Report, generate your Visual Guidelines, and set up your 12-month Content Roadmap.
Most people publish their first post by day 4. By week 2, it's a 10-minute habit.
Do I need to be technical?
If you can drag a file into a window, you can install the plugins. If you can copy-paste writing samples, you can build Voice DNA.
The Guidebook is written for people who don't code. If you've clicked around in Google Docs, you're fine.
What if I don't have writing samples yet?
You can feed the Brand Vibe skill a transcript of you talking about your work. A voice note. A podcast clip. A sales call recording.
If you have no writing at all, start an AI conversation about your business, export the transcript, and use that. The system builds from whatever already sounds like you.
What if it doesn't work for me?
30 days. Email me. Full refund. End of story.
No forms. No "why are you leaving." Just a refund. That's the whole policy.