1) ANGLE: Position the founder as a builder who ships ops systems, not vibes. Goal is thoughtful comments from other prompt sellers - no revenue flex. 2) HOOK OPTIONS: A) "Your prompt is ready. Your ops are not." B) "I stopped treating PromptBase like a hobby store." C) "The week I stopped guessing what to ship next." 3) FULL POST: Your prompt is ready. Your ops are not. Most solo sellers can write a strong listing. Fewer can run the same week twice without dropping a step. I built a simple ops board so "make" and "sell" stop fighting for the same brain tab. Not a productivity cult. Just fewer missed follow-ups. If you sell prompts or templates, try this: 1) Separate make vs sell checklists 2) Track one proof note per SKU (PROOF_PLACEHOLDER) 3) Ship on a fixed cadence - STAT_PLACEHOLDER posts/week if that is your real number Comment OPS if you want the checklist version of this. 4) HASHTAG BANK: #LinkedIn #IndieHacker #PromptEngineering #DigitalProducts #SaaS #CreatorEconomy #BuildInPublic #Solopreneur 5) COMMENT SEED: What's the one ops step you skip most when you are rushing a listing? 6) REPURPOSE NOTES: (a) Slides: Problem / Make vs Sell / Board sketch / Proof habit / CTA. (b) Subject: "Make vs sell: one board so you stop dropping steps" 7) COMPLIANCE CHECK: No invented testimonials. Placeholders: PROOF_PLACEHOLDER, STAT_PLACEHOLDER (only if buyer has a real cadence number).