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Get The Weekend Ecosystem™

Most course sales pages describe the thing. This one shows it. Everything below is the real interface — the same pages you'd log into an hour from now.

You already wrote the blog posts. They're just sitting in your Skool group.
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The module index

Twenty-two modules across six phases. Each phase has its own colour, running from lavender on Friday night to hot pink by Sunday afternoon — so you always know where you are in the weekend.

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Friday NightPrep
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01What You Already Own02Build Your Canon File03Your Pillar Map
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Saturday MorningThe Website
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04The Stack05Claude Builds the Repo06The Two Layout Files07Domain, DNS, Live
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Saturday AfternoonThe Blog
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08One Skool Lesson → One Pillar Article09The Four SEO Passes10Cluster Building11Internal Linking & the Journey Block

…and three more phases below

The full list of 22 modules across six phases.
All twenty-two, across the six phases of the weekend.
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A module

Every module runs the same way. The idea, then a numbered spine of actions, then the prompt you paste, then a collapsed panel of fixes for when something breaks. You never have to work out what to do next.

Who actually does the work. Nine things Claude does, three things you do.
What you're doing across those twenty-two modules.
Phase 1 — Module 5 of 22Claude Builds the Repo

You're about to ask Claude to generate an entire website's worth of files. This works — reliably — but only with the right setup.

01The scaffold prompt
Copy this promptCopy
Build the scaffold for my Astro site. Use my Canon
File in project knowledge as the source of truth.

LIVE FACTS — these override anything that disagrees:
- Domain: [yourdomain.com]
- URL pattern: /learn/[slug] — flat, no folders
  …
If you get stuck+ Claude gave me a fragment, not the whole file+ I don't know if this file is right
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Thirty-six prompts, written out in full

Not summaries. Not "adapt this to your business." Every prompt is complete, sits in its own copy card, and is ready to run the moment you paste it. Here's what the Quick Sheet looks like — every prompt in the order you actually use them.

Every prompt, in the order you run themThe Quick Sheet
Friday night — prep
01
Content inventoryPoint a browser agent at your Skool group. It reads every lesson, post and file and hands you one table.
02
Canon FileThe document that stops Claude inventing products you don't sell.
03
Standing instructionMakes Claude flag conflicts instead of quietly guessing.
Saturday morning — the website
05
Site scaffoldGenerates every file your site needs.
06
Homepage copyFour sections, no fluff.

…thirty more, each with the full prompt underneath

One weekend hour by hour, across six phases from Friday night to Sunday afternoon.
The order you run them in.
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What one prompt actually produces

This is the module people message me about afterwards. You publish an article, paste one prompt, and twenty-four finished assets come back. Below is the real output from running it against this page — not a sample, the actual thing.

Ten pins · titles and descriptions
How to turn your Skool content into a blogYour best lessons are already written — they're just trapped where nobody can search them. Here's how to move them onto a site you own.
Where to find blog content you already wroteSix places your best writing is already sitting. Most creators find dozens of pieces they'd forgotten about.
You don't need to code to build a websiteEverything that used to be required, and isn't anymore. AI writes the files; you paste and approve.

+ seven more, each a different layout, each with its own image prompt and board

An 8-slide carousel
YOU ALREADY WROTE THE BLOG POSTS.Every lesson in your classroom is an article.Every call recording is three posts.None of it is searchable.

+ four more slides, plus the caption and five hashtags

Eight Threads posts
"Count the lessons in your Skool classroom. Now count how many a stranger could find on Google today. That gap is the whole problem."
"A post dies in three days. An article works for eighteen months. We spend almost all our time on the first one."
"Renting: Skool, Instagram, TikTok, Pinterest. Owning: a domain, a site, an email list. Do both. But please do the second one."

+ five more, each a different structure, no two opening the same way

Two reels

A full video generation prompt plus a matching cover still in the same setting, wardrobe and palette — so the cover and the video read as one asset. On-screen text and caption included.

Plus

A Facebook post in a warmer register. An email with subject line and preview text. A community post that doesn't sound like your blog. And a plain list of every headline, for reuse.

Friday: content scattered across a platform you don't own. Sunday: a site on a domain you own, a blog Google can find, an email list that captures.

Ten pins, a carousel, eight Threads posts, two reels, a Facebook post, an email and a community post. Twenty-four things, across six platforms, from one afternoon — and the article underneath keeps ranking the whole time they circulate.

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Progress, and the certificate

Tick each module off as you finish it. The ring fills, each phase keeps its own tally, and at twenty-two a completion certificate unlocks with your name on it.

Your progress
14/22

Over halfway. The site exists by now.

At twenty-twoCertificate of CompletionYour name

Something to post when you're done.

22 modules. 36 prompts, verbatim. 3 reference vaults. 1 weekend.

That's the whole thing.

Twenty-two modules, thirty-six prompts, three reference vaults — and every future update, free, forever.

Get The Weekend Ecosystem™

Full details, the complete module list and the current price are all on the sales page.

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