The three worth making first, with a reason you can check.

Ten sections that turn "what should I make next" into a working session: ideas expanded from what you already make, the requests already in your messages, a results page read like a buyer, a scoring pass that ties every rank to a signal you pasted, the seasonal calendar, the gap statement, the line built from one winner, the digital twin, the first-listing test — and a section 10 that files it all into the idea bank you reopen every quarter.

It is 2am and you are scrolling other people’s shops for an idea that feels like yours.
The "trending on Etsy" advice you can find is years old and stated as current.
The idea list hits its number by repeating one product in ten colorways.
The best idea on the list needs a laser cutter you do not own.
Buyers keep asking "do you make this in" and the answers are buried in your messages.
The Christmas idea occurs to you in December, when it needed to be listed in September.

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01 — What this kit does, and what it will not do

This kit organizes your decision and never makes it. No prompt here predicts sales, promises rankings, or claims to see Etsy search data: no such data exists to us or to the model, and the manual says so plainly. Every score names a signal you observed and pasted; an idea without evidence is marked "no evidence either way" instead of quietly guessed. Buyer messages go in as the request, never the requester. The kit stops at what to list next and never drafts a title, a tag, or a description. AI drafts. You decide. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Etsy, Inc., OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google — this kit teaches Etsy sellers and is sold only on this site.

02 — What is inside

The ideas already in your shop

Your product list expanded along the axes that produce real new listings: occasion, recipient, size, format, personalization — with near-duplicates collapsed to one line instead of padded to a count. Then the custom requests and "do you make this in" questions already sitting in your messages, mined into an inventory of what buyers asked for, with names stripped before anything is pasted.

Read the niche like a buyer

You run the searches a buyer would run and paste what you see: how many results, the price band on page one, review counts and how recent they are, what the top listings have in common. The section teaches which signals are real because you can observe them, and which are folklore — search-volume numbers that nobody outside Etsy has, including us and including the model.

The scoring pass

The kit’s hero. Your idea list plus your observed signals in, a ranked shortlist out: every score names the signal that justifies it, competition is weighed against evidence of demand, and the output ends in the three worth making first with a stated reason each. An idea the model cannot score from a pasted signal is marked "no evidence either way" — never quietly guessed.

The seasonal calendar

Occasions mapped to your shop with make-and-list lead time built in, so the Q4 idea surfaces while there is still time to make it. Every date comes from your own calendar; the model’s only job is arithmetic on the dates you supplied. The output is a dated list you work from, not a trend forecast.

The first-listing test

The make-one-and-watch plan for a shortlisted idea: what goes in the test listing, which of your own stats to watch, how long to give it, and what result would tell you to make more, adjust, or stop. Your shop is the only market data you control — every threshold is set from your own figures, and nothing here promises the test will succeed.

Your idea bank

Section 10 files what sections 1 through 9 produced: the running idea file with the evidence and the date kept on every line, the seasonal map merged in, the quarterly niche re-scan put on a calendar, and the habit of logging every custom request the day it arrives.

03 — You get

01 30 failure modes + repairs
02 30 fill-in prompts
03 30 follow-up chain steps
04 Printable quick reference
05 Plain-text companion
06 The manual: 108 pages, ten sections, from your own product list to the idea bank
07 A one-page START HERE map: which file is which, and the read order

Who makes these

I'm Zander Krause. I run three media businesses almost entirely on AI agents — that daily operating work is where these kits come from. What I am not claiming: that AI replaces your judgment, or that any prompt is magic. These are wordings tested until they stopped failing in the ways each manual lists. If a kit is not right for you, email support@aipromptkits.com within 30 days of buying and it is refunded to your original payment method — no form, no explanation, and you keep the files you downloaded. Questions before buying: support@aipromptkits.com — a real person reads it.

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