1. Craft a Freelance Offer Based on Your Job
If you're stuck wondering what freelance service you could even offer, the answer may already be in your resume. By analyzing your job title, skills, and achievements, you can create a service tailored for business clients looking to solve real problems.
Example:"I’m a logistics manager — turn my resume into a freelance consulting offer for ecommerce businesses facing supply chain issues."
Start by using this prompt to define your offer:
2. Build a Value Ladder to Monetize Smarter
Once you’ve got your core service, it’s time to plan a scalable income strategy. A value ladder helps you offer different pricing levels — from free lead magnets to high-ticket services — so you can serve clients at every stage of their journey.
Example:"Create a value ladder for my resume-based offer, including a free guide, a $29 checklist, and a $1,000 consulting package."
Use this prompt to get a full funnel mapped out:
3. Launch Low-Ticket Digital Products
Not ready to pitch big-ticket services? Start small. Low-ticket digital products — think templates, cheat sheets, or quick courses — can generate fast sales and prove your value. They're also easy to scale and automate.
Example:"I’m skilled in Excel automation. Suggest 10 digital product ideas under $50 that could sell fast."
Try this prompt to brainstorm your first products:
4. Attract Clients Through LinkedIn
Your LinkedIn profile can be more than a résumé — it can be a lead-generation machine. Use AI to refine your headline, summary, and job descriptions to position yourself as a freelance expert, not just a job-seeker.
Example:"Rewrite my LinkedIn profile to attract remote freelance clients in tech recruiting."
Use this prompt to upgrade your LinkedIn presence:
5. Create a 12-Month Marketing Plan to Hit Six Figures
Marketing doesn't have to be overwhelming. With a clear roadmap that spans content creation, email outreach, and social media campaigns, you can consistently attract the right clients and build a six-figure business — even part-time.
Example:"Build a marketing roadmap using LinkedIn and Instagram to promote my resume writing services over the next year."
Get your full strategy with this prompt:
Start Small, Build Big
You don’t need to quit your job tomorrow — but you do need to start treating your skills like assets. With the right prompts, you can move from an employee mindset to an entrepreneurial one. Start with what you know. Package it. Promote it. Grow it.