Roni B

🎉 WELCOME TO SPARK STARTERS! 🎉 We're so excited to have you join our AI community this week! You've just stepped into a space where curiosity meets cutting-edge technology, and where your questions are just as valuable as the answers. ✅ STEP 1: First things first - COMMENT ON THIS POST!😄 Introduce yourself right here in the comments below! Tell us your name, what brought you to Spark Starters, and what you're most excited to learn about AI. This helps us (and everyone else) know who our newest members are each week! If you are not ready to share yet, just say Hi 👋 and leave an emoji in the comments so other members can like your comment and move you quickly to level 2. (You can't post or access most resources until you get to level 2 and you need to comment so members can get you to level 2) ✅ STEP 2: Go to Classroom and look in the START HERE page to find the next steps...

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Roni B

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@Shantall Légaré 🥳🥂🍾to all of us 2nd Best Lifers 🥳🥳🥳

Roni B

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@Raissa Chandler right!!!!! Aw I love it 💗💗💗

Kim Gaskill

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MY ONE THING Mondays

My One Thing Monday , October 19, 2026

Today we are talking about the "F" in the CRAFT framework. We have the Clarity, Requirements, and Architecture down, now we need to put them all together and Formulate a good prompt for the AI to give us the output we need without asking a bunch of follow up questions because we were not clear enough in our "ask". If you are using the CRAFT framework and want to post your Formulated prompt in the comments that would be fantastic! If you just want to put your ONE THING for the week that you are going to hit out of the park this week, that is fantastic as well! Go get things done!💥🚀

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Roni B

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@Kim Gaskill did you generate that gif??? Thank you, I was not looking forward to the coldoutreach...You have inspired me to give it a try using the CRAFT framework: Prompt: Write an outreach email to a founder-led referral partner ([PARTNER TYPE 1], [PARTNER TYPE 2], [PARTNER TYPE 3], or [PARTNER TYPE 4]) in [TARGET MARKET]. PURPOSE Help the partner understand the [OFFER NAME] as a neutral, low-pressure resource for clients facing a [CLIENT PROBLEM], and invite them to look at the offer page so they can refer with confidence. APPROVED INFORMATION - Business name: [BUSINESS NAME]. - Offer name: [OFFER NAME], [PRICE]. - What it is: [OFFER FORMAT, LENGTH, AND DELIVERY METHOD]. - Credentials line: [YEARS OF EXPERIENCE]; [DEGREE]; [CERTIFICATION]. - Neutrality: [BUSINESS NAME] does not sell [PRODUCTS/ SERVICES YOU DON'T SELL]. - Core value: [ONE-SENTENCE VALUE STATEMENT]. - Offer page: [OFFER PAGE URL] - Sign-off: [SIGN-OFF NAME]. REQUIREMENTS - Under 150 words. - Plain, warm, peer-to-peer language. No fear tactics. - Do not use the words [BANNED WORDS]. - Do not invent results, statistics, testimonials, client stories, savings, or referral fees or commissions. - Do not diagnose, give [REGULATED ADVICE TYPE] advice, or imply [PROBLEM] is present. - Exactly one call to action: visit [OFFER PAGE URL]. STRUCTURE 1. Open with a moment this partner type actually sees: a client who [TRIGGER MOMENT] and doesn't know who to trust. 2. In two short sentences, explain what the client gets from the [OFFER NAME]. 3. One sentence on neutrality: we don't sell the fix. 4. Close with the invitation to view the offer page. OUTPUT Return one subject line (under 8 words) and one email draft. After the draft, list any approved fact you left out and why. If the partner's name, business name, category, or city is missing, ask for them in one short question before drafting. Do not fill factual gaps with guesses.

Roni B

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OMG love the gif!!!!! 🙏🙏🙏

Kim Gaskill

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So cute. I want one!!!

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dew5T_skoMH/?srtk=MWR5Z3Mzb3p1MHpzOQ==

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Roni B

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How difficult would it be to build a mini diy version with our AI of choice 🤔?