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Romantasy Story Forge™ —
The Full Romantasy Kindle Ecosystem

A five-product, offline-dashboard funnel for the hottest fiction category on the planet. Romantasy authors are desperate for structure, not more prompts. This funnel hands it to them — from blank idea, through market validation, series planning, KDP launch, all the way to reader retention. You mail it. We do the rest.

Launch: Wed 14 Oct 2026, 11:00 AM EST Platform: WarriorPlus Commission: 50% FE + 50% All OTOs Full Cart: $185 → $92.50 to you Vendor: Barnabas Oyeleke
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$17
FE Price Point
$185
Max Cart Value
$92.50
Your Max Per Buyer
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Funnel Steps
The Offer In One Paragraph

One funnel that takes a romantasy author from “I have a vibe” to “I have a series business.”

Most writing tools sell words. This funnel sells decisions.

Every product in the stack is a single-file, offline HTML dashboard — no login, no API key, no subscription, no server. Buyers open it in a browser and it walks them through a guided workflow that outputs professional, copy-ready briefs they paste into whatever AI they already use.

The result is a buyer who feels like they bought software, not another PDF of prompts. That perception is exactly why the funnel converts on the frontend and why the OTOs stack so cleanly — each one is the obvious next decision in the author's journey, not a random upsell bolted on.

The stack in one line: Forge the story → Validate the market → Plan the series → Launch on KDP → Keep the readers. Five decisions, five products, one continuous narrative. That narrative is your highest-leverage mailing angle.
01

Genuinely different delivery

Offline HTML dashboards with progress tracking, local save, JSON export, scorecards and real screen-recorded demos. Not a GPT wrapper. Not a prompt pack. Buyers can see the production value in the first 10 seconds of the demo video.

02

A $17 entry that prints goodwill

The FE is priced to be an impulse yes with a 14-day refund window. Low-ticket, high-perceived-value frontends are the cheapest way to buy a buyer — and this one hands them something they'll actually open.

03

Honest positioning = low refunds

No income claims. No bestseller promises. No “push-button novel” hype. Every page states plainly what the tool does and does not do. That discipline protects your commissions long after the launch dust settles.

The Market Timing

You are not mailing a fad. You are mailing the fastest-growing category in fiction — at the exact moment its authors are drowning.

Romantasy isn't a trend anymore; it's a permanent, structurally-changed shelf. That means a permanently growing population of authors who need exactly what this funnel sells.

+41%
Romantasy sales growth in 2024
(NielsenIQ BookData)
51M
Print romance units sold in US, trailing 12 months to mid-2025
(Circana BookScan)
£100M
Projected UK romantasy revenue
(NielsenIQ, 2025)
+70%
Indie author revenue growth in fantasy
(PublishDrive, 2026)

Why the timing is perfect for this funnel

Explosive category growth creates a specific, painful second-order problem: everyone is writing the same book. Same fae courts. Same shadow daddies. Same trials. Same hidden heirs. Authors can feel their manuscript is derivative and they don't know how to fix it.

Every single product in this funnel attacks that one pain from a different angle — originality pressure (FE), market evidence (OTO 1), 7,000 differentiated starting points (OTO 2), positioning and packaging (OTO 3), reader retention (OTO 4).

Additional context: romance/romantasy saw triple-digit subcategory growth and was called the leading growth category for the total US print book market in 2025. Indie fantasy author revenue grew 70% year-over-year versus 7% for publishers — the money is flowing to self-publishers, who are precisely the buyers here.

The three reasons your list will buy

  • The pain is current, not theoretical. They have a half-finished draft open right now. You are not creating desire — you are interrupting an existing frustration.
  • The objection is pre-handled. “I already have ChatGPT” is answered by the demo: the tool isn't a model, it's a brief builder. Weak prompts are the real problem, and the sales page names it in the first scroll.
  • The price is below the objection threshold. $17 is less than a paperback and a coffee. There is no “I need to think about it” at $17 — there's only “I'll try it.”
  • The audience is a buying audience. Self-published authors already pay for covers, editors, formatters, ARC services, ads and courses. They are conditioned to invest in their author career.
Your single strongest hook: “AI didn't make your romantasy generic. Your prompts did.” It's a pattern-interrupt, it's true, it's not an income claim, and it leads directly into a $17 solution. Use it as the spine of your launch-day mailing.
The Money

Funnel & commission breakdown

50% commission on the frontend and 50% across every single OTO. No clawbacks games, no declining splits as the cart grows. The deeper they go, the more you make — at the same rate.

StepProductWhat It Does (one line)PriceYour 50%
FE Romantasy Story Forge™16-module story & series creation dashboard Turns one idea into a commercially positioned novel or series plan — market angle, tropes, characters, romance arc, world, magic, plot, chapters, revision, export. $17$8.50
OTO 1 Romantasy Trend Radar™10-module market validation dashboard Pressure-tests the concept against evidence the author collects, then gives a Go / Revise / Stop decision — including a brutal Kill Test. $27$13.50
OTO 2 Romantasy Series Architect™7,000-starter series planning dashboard Plans 1–20 connected books from one idea (or one of 7,000 built-in starters) and carries confirmed story facts forward book to book. $37$18.50
OTO 3 Amazon KDP Author Command Center™58-module publishing system Takes the finished manuscript to a planned launch — positioning, title, cover brief, description, KDP metadata, launch comms, series read-through. $47$23.50
OTO 4 Reader Empire22-module reader journey system Builds the post-launch path — reader magnet, welcome flow, ARC plan, launch calendar, and the read-through bridge into Book Two. $57$28.50
FULL FUNNEL — if one buyer takes everything $185$92.50

Conservative

FE only, no OTO uptake

$8.50 / buyer

100 FE sales = $850.

Realistic target

FE + ~1.4 OTOs

Typical well-built W+ funnel behaviour

~$28 / buyer

100 FE sales = ~$2,800. At a modest 12% FE conversion on 1,000 clicks, that's 120 sales → ~$3,360 and an EPC around $3.36.

Strong funnel day

FE + 2–3 OTOs (engaged author buyers)

$40–$65 / buyer

100 FE sales = $4,000–$6,500. Author audiences over-deliver on OTO uptake when the upsell is the literal next step in their workflow — and here, it is.

Why OTO uptake should run high here: this is not five unrelated tools. It's one journey with five gates, and each gate is where the author already wants to go next. You don't have to sell the upsell — you just have to tell them it exists. Mention the full ecosystem in your mails and let the funnel's own logic do the closing.
Product Cheat Sheet

Short summary of every product in the funnel

Everything you need to write accurate, specific promo copy. Copy the italic pitch line straight into your mails — it's written to be pasted.

Frontend · $17

Romantasy Story Forge™

$17 one-time · you earn $8.50

The flagship. A complete offline creation dashboard that walks an author from a raw idea to a full, commercially positioned story packet — and hands them professional-grade prompts instead of random ones.

  • 16 modules: Idea Forge, Market Angle, Trope Engine, Character Forge, Romance Engine, World Forge, Magic Forge, Conflict, Plot Architect, Chapters, Scenes, Series, Revision, Continuity, Export + dashboard
  • 70+ prompt assets — every one built with role, objective, context, constraints, output structure, quality standards, originality safeguards and revision instructions
  • 3 signature engines: Trope Collision, Romantic Tension Escalator, Originality Assessment
  • 4 export modes: copy prompts, copy sections, print project packet, JSON export/import
  • Zero dependencies: no login, no API key, no server, no subscription, works fully offline
  • 6 included bonuses and a 14-day refund window
“Most authors get weak AI output because they give weak instructions. The Story Forge turns every request into a publishing-grade brief.”

Best for: romantasy & fantasy-romance writers, AI-assisted authors whose output feels generic, author-service providers (coaching, editing, ghostwriting, story consulting).

Refund: 14-day, unconditionalDelivery: single HTML file
OTO 1 · $27

Romantasy Trend Radar™

$27 one-time · you earn $13.50

A publishing-intelligence dashboard that answers the question authors are terrified to ask: should I actually write this book? It turns scattered market observations into a dated, documented, defensible decision.

  • 10 research modules: Market Snapshot, Competitor Database, Momentum Analyzer, Tropes & Gaps, Review Miner, Concept Validator and more
  • Transparent formulas — momentum, frequency, price consistency, review change, ranking and series patterns, all shown not hidden
  • Review Miner separates praise, complaints, desires and emotional reactions in reader language
  • The Kill Test — eight brutally honest questions that challenge the hook, romance, fantasy relevance and trend dependence
  • 100% manual evidence control — the author enters what they observe; the tool never fakes live Amazon data
  • Dated research snapshots, completion checklists, report & JSON export
“Get a clear Go, Revise, or Stop decision on your romantasy concept — before you spend months writing it.”

Best for: the FE buyer who now has a premise and wants to know if it's commercially viable before committing 80,000 words to it.

Refund: 14-day, fullData: author-entered, offline
OTO 2 · $37

Romantasy Series Architect™

$37 one-time · you earn $18.50

The cure for the blank page and the cure for the messy sequel. Start from your own idea or pick from a built-in library of 7,000 romantasy story starters, then plan 1–20 connected books with continuity that actually holds.

  • 7,000 searchable story starters — filter by 10 fantasy worlds, romance setups, 8 trope categories, keyword or starter ID
  • Preview title, adult leads, romantic conflict, fantasy stakes and starting direction before you commit
  • “Use as a new story” inserts safely without overwriting current work
  • 1–20 connected books per series, with planning-only or planning-plus-writing modes
  • Carry facts forward: paste a checked summary of each finished book so later prompts use real story facts
  • Character, romance, mystery and continuity tools · copy, print, text download, JSON backup · works offline
“One idea. A clear plan for every book. Your dashboard builds prompts — not finished novels — so you stay the author.”

Best for: authors with too many ideas and no structure, series writers whose books drift apart, and anyone who's ever abandoned a WIP at 12,000 words.

Refund: 14-day, malfunction-basedLibrary: offline, fixed catalogue
OTO 3 · $47

Amazon KDP Author Command Center™

$47 one-time · you earn $23.50

The post-manuscript command center. The book is written — now it has to survive contact with a bookstore. This system plans the positioning, the package and the listing so the book doesn't get published into a void.

  • 58 guided modules / 52 core workflows across eight stages, from discovery to series growth
  • Title Lab — title and subtitle ideas, hooks and reader signal
  • Cover Brief Generator — a copy-ready art-direction brief for a designer
  • Book Description builder for accurate, reader-focused product-page copy
  • KDP listing prep — author-entered keyword and category research, organised (verify current KDP choices yourself)
  • Easy Mode on by default — start with a few sentences, reveal advanced fields only when needed
  • Manuscript/interior checklists, launch comms mapping, series journey for Books 1–5, transparent royalty & series scenario calculators, printable reports
“Your finished story deserves a beautifully planned launch — not a rushed upload and a hope.”

Best for: authors sitting on a finished or nearly-finished manuscript who have no idea how to package, position or publish it properly.

Refund: 14-day, defect-basedMode: Easy Mode default
OTO 4 · $57 · the crown jewel of the cart

Reader Empire — Romantasy Read-Through System

$57 one-time · you earn $28.50

Book One is a beginning, not a business. Reader Empire plans everything that happens after “Buy Now” — the magnet, the welcome, the launch, the ARC team, and the bridge that turns a one-book reader into a series reader. This is the highest-value, highest-price step in the funnel, and it's the one most authors have never thought about at all.

  • 22 guided modules: reader funnel, magnet, email, ARC, launch, discovery, calendar, retention, read-through, audit, calculator, copy bank, report tools
  • Reader Funnel Architect — map discovery → signup → welcome → purchase → feedback → next-book invitation
  • Reader Magnet Lab — design a series-aligned bonus and its delivery handoff
  • Launch Campaign organiser — timing, assets, ARC tasks, review boundaries, reader comms
  • Series Read-Through planner — bridge readers to Book Two honestly, without inventing cliffhangers or story facts
  • Editable planning outputs — drafts, checklists, comms ideas and implementation plans you can actually adapt
  • Local multi-project workspace with JSON export/import and a printable project report
  • Transparent scenario calculator built on your own assumptions — never fake earnings projections
“Your book is the beginning. Build the reader journey.”

Best for: anyone launching Book One who intends to write Book Two — which, in romantasy, is almost everyone. Emails are planned, not sent; the app is a planning workspace, not an ESP.

Refund: 14-dayScope: 22 modules · offline planning
Targeting

Who to mail — and exactly what to say to each

This funnel sits at the intersection of four very large audiences. If you have any of these on your list, you have buyers.

🎯 Avatar 1 — The Stalled Romantasy Author

Who: 3 unfinished drafts, a Notes app full of tropes, writes in bursts, abandons at chapter four. Buys craft books and never finishes them.

Their pain: “I know the vibe I want. I can't turn it into a plot.”

Mail them: FE + OTO 2. Lead with structure, not money. “7,000 starting points and a system that turns one into twenty connected books.”

🎯 Avatar 2 — The AI-Assisted Author

Who: Uses ChatGPT/Claude daily. Produces a lot of words. Secretly knows all of it sounds the same.

Their pain: “My chapters are competent and completely forgettable.”

Mail them: FE, hard. This is your highest-converting segment. Hook: “AI didn't make your romantasy generic. Your prompts did.”

🎯 Avatar 3 — The KDP / Self-Publishing Crowd

Who: Publishes on Amazon, runs ads, understands categories and keywords, thinks in terms of catalog depth and read-through.

Their pain: “I can publish. I can't get found.”

Mail them: OTO 1 and OTO 3. Validation before writing, packaging and listing before launching. Speak their language: metadata, categories, comps, positioning.

🎯 Avatar 4 — The Author-Service Provider

Who: Coaches, editors, ghostwriters, story consultants, course creators, PLR/content sellers serving writers.

Their pain: “My delivery is custom every time. I can't productise it.”

Mail them: FE as a service engine. The sales page itself lists productised offers they can build — premise audits $49–$149, romance arc reviews $97–$297, series bibles $197–$497. Reusable client workflow, repeatable deliverables.

Broad list-fit angles (use these if you mail general IM / make-money lists)

  • “The niche nobody's selling tools to.” Every marketer sells to marketers. Romantasy authors are an enormous, underserved, credit-card-in-hand audience.
  • “Sell the picks and shovels.” Everyone's chasing the romantasy gold rush. This sells tools to the miners — and the gold rush is real, with 51M romance units sold in the US in the trailing year to mid-2025.
  • “Digital product with zero support burden.” For your product-creation crowd: offline HTML, no hosting, no API costs, no SaaS overhead, no tickets about logins.
  • “Done-for-you service angle.” Buy it once, sell story audits and series bibles as a service at $97–$497 a pop.

Traffic sources that fit this offer

  • Writing & author Facebook groups — value post first, link second. The demo video does the selling.
  • BookTok / BookTube / Reels — romantasy is a visually native category. Clip the dashboard screens.
  • Pinterest — romantasy's home turf. Mood boards + “plan your series” framing convert beautifully.
  • Reddit — r/romantasy, r/fantasyromance, r/selfpublish, r/writing (read the self-promo rules first, contribute genuinely).
  • YouTube reviews — screen-record the dashboard. “I tested the AI romantasy tool so you don't have to.”
  • Email to writing/KDP/PLR/course buyers — your hottest segment by far.
Copy & Paste

16 intrusive, high-converting email swipes

These are written to be interrupted with, not skimmed. Short lines. Hard opens. Pattern-interrupt subject lines. A physical instruction in the first two sentences. Every one ends in a single, obvious click — never two.

How to use these: replace [YOUR LINK] with your affiliate link. Keep the line breaks — they're doing the pacing work. Send them in the order given. If you only send three, send #4, #10 and #13.

Phase 1 — Pre-Launch (11–13 Oct)

Goal: create an open loop. Do NOT send a link yet in swipe #1 and #3 — curiosity mails warm the click for launch day.

1

You're not a bad writer. You're a bad prompter.

Pre-launch · Pain
Subject line
You're not a bad writer. You're a bad prompter.
Preview text
There's a difference, and it's about to cost you another 80,000 words.
Body
Go open your WIP. I'll wait. Now read the last chapter you wrote and answer this honestly: does it sound like your book, or does it sound like an average of every romantasy published since 2023? Fae court. Shadow powers. A trial. A hidden heir. A bond nobody asked for. Here's the uncomfortable truth — the model isn't the problem. You could give the same AI to a better briefer and get a book worth reading. The problem is that "write me a romantasy about a fae court" is not a brief. It's a shrug. And a shrug in, generic out. Every single time. On Wednesday I'm opening something that fixes exactly this. It's an offline dashboard — no login, no API key, no subscription — that takes your actual idea and turns it into a professional brief before a single word gets generated. Market angle. Trope collision. Romance escalation. Originality pressure. All of it, before you write chapter one. $17. Wednesday, 11am EST. I'll send the link the second it's live. — [YOUR NAME] P.S. If you've ever deleted 20,000 words because they felt "off" but you couldn't say why — this one's for you.
Why it works
Instruction hook. "Go open your WIP" forces a physical action in sentence one — the reader can't skim past it. Then it names their exact fear (their book is derivative), blames something fixable (the prompt, not their talent), and defers the ask. Deferred asks build the highest launch-day open rates of any sequence.
2

The shelf grew 41%. Your book didn't.

Pre-launch · Market
Subject line
The romantasy shelf grew 41%. Your manuscript is still where you left it.
Preview text
More readers than ever. More competition than ever. Same six tropes.
Body
Good news and bad news about the genre you're writing in. Good news: romantasy is the fastest-growing category in fiction right now. Readers are buying more of it than at any point in history. The audience you're writing for is enormous and it is hungry. Bad news: you are no longer competing with other indie authors. You are competing with Sarah J. Maas and Rebecca Yarros for the same reader's next credit card swipe. And here's what happens to most writers in that situation: They write faster. They publish more. They imitate the books that are winning. And their work becomes wallpaper — competent, indistinguishable, invisible. The authors breaking through right now aren't writing faster. They're deciding better, earlier. Before the outline. Before the draft. Before the 400 hours. What's the reader promise? What's the commercial lane? What's the differentiator that isn't just a different colour of fae? That decision is the whole game. And almost nobody makes it deliberately. Wednesday, 11am EST, I'm sending you a tool that forces the decision. — [YOUR NAME]
Why it works
Authority + stakes. Real market numbers borrow credibility from the category, then the "bad news" reframe converts excitement into urgency. It ends without a link — pure open-loop. Use this one on lists that have never heard of the product.
3

I killed my own book idea last Tuesday.

Pre-launch · Story
Subject line
I killed my own book idea last Tuesday
Preview text
Six weeks of outlining. Gone in about nine minutes.
Body
I'd been carrying this romantasy idea around for six weeks. Dragon-bonded healer. Cursed border lord. A plague only she can stop. I thought it was good. I'd outlined eleven chapters. Last Tuesday I ran it through a validation process that asks eight blunt questions about a premise. Question four broke it. "Does this concept survive if the trend it depends on cools?" It didn't. Strip the dragon-bond trend out and I had a competent healer romance with a plague in it. Which is... a book. Just not one anybody was waiting for. Nine minutes. Six weeks of work, correctly killed. That's not a loss. That's the cheapest six weeks I ever lost. Because I found out before the draft, not after the cover designer and the editor and the launch. Most authors never run that test. They find out on release day, when it's expensive. The tool I used goes live Wednesday at 11am EST for $17. It also plans the book, the romance, the world, the magic system and the series if your idea survives. I'd rather you run the test than skip it. — [YOUR NAME] P.S. If your idea dies, good. It was supposed to. Kill it now, on paper, while it's free.
Why it works
Vulnerability + specificity. "Nine minutes. Six weeks." Concrete numbers make the story believable and memorable. The reframe — killing a bad idea is a win — is genuinely contrarian and earns trust. This is your highest-reply-rate mail of the pre-launch phase; answer the replies.

Phase 2 — Launch Day (14 Oct)

Goal: volume. Send the short one first at open, then the value one in the afternoon. Short beats long on launch morning.

4

It's live. $17. Go.

Launch · Blunt
Subject line
It's live. $17. Go.
Preview text
No story today. Just the link.
Body
It's open. Romantasy Story Forge — the offline dashboard that turns a vague romantasy idea into a commercially positioned book plan. 16 modules. 70+ professional prompts. No login, no API key, no subscription, works offline. $17, one time. [YOUR LINK] That's the whole email. — [YOUR NAME] P.S. Price goes up after the launch window. It's $17 today.
Why it works
The blurt. Five-word subject, zero preamble, one link. This is the single highest-converting launch-morning format in affiliate email because it respects the reader's launch-day inbox fatigue. "That's the whole email" actually increases clicks — it signals respect and removes the fear of a long pitch.
5

Stop reading this. Open your Notes app first.

Launch · Interactive
Subject line
Stop reading this. Open your Notes app first.
Preview text
I'm serious. Go find the idea you wrote down at 1am.
Body
Go find it. Every writer has one. The idea you typed into your phone at 1am, absolutely certain it was the one. The "okay but hear me out" idea. Found it? Now read it back. It's a vibe, isn't it. A mood. A girl, a dangerous man, a magic system you haven't thought through, and a feeling. That's not a book. That's a trailer for a book that doesn't exist. And that is exactly where 90% of romantasy manuscripts die — not at the draft, not at the edit. At the gap between "vibe" and "structure." Nobody builds the bridge. Romantasy Story Forge is the bridge. You feed it the vibe — environment, romance dynamic, heroine, love interest, stakes, tone. It hands back: a reader promise, a commercial lane, comps, a trope collision that actually creates conflict, characters with wounds and agency, a romance escalation ladder, world politics, magic with real costs, a plot that's been pressure-tested for weak stakes, a chapter plan. One dashboard. One file. $17. [YOUR LINK] Go put that 1am idea through it today. Before you talk yourself out of it again. — [YOUR NAME]
Why it works
Interactive immersion. The reader physically leaves the email, touches their own abandoned idea, and comes back emotionally invested in it. Then the product is framed as the bridge between dream and draft — not as software. Highest-click launch-day swipe for creative audiences.
6

$17 vs the $586 stack

Launch · Value
Subject line
A $586 stack for $17 (no, I haven't lost my mind)
Preview text
Let me show you the maths, then you decide.
Body
If you bought these separately, here's roughly what you'd pay: A story-development course — $197 A market-research workshop — $147 A series-planning system — $97 A revision checklist pack — $67 A continuity/story-bible template — $49 A exportable project-packet system — $29 That's $586. And you'd still be stitching six products together with a Google Doc and hope. Romantasy Story Forge is $17 today and it contains all six of those functions in one offline dashboard, plus ten more modules I haven't mentioned. Let me be precise about what you're getting, because I don't like vague value claims: → 16 modules, from Idea Forge to Export → 70+ prompt assets, each built with role, objective, context, constraints, output structure, quality standards, originality safeguards AND revision instructions → 3 signature engines: Trope Collision, Romantic Tension Escalator, Originality Assessment → 4 export modes: copy prompts, copy sections, print packet, JSON → 6 bonuses included → Zero monthly fees. Zero API keys. Works with the internet off. → 14-day refund window One file. One price. One time. [YOUR LINK] — [YOUR NAME] P.S. The honest caveat, because you deserve it: this is a development system, not a push-button book machine. You still have to write, edit and make it original. What it does is make sure you're writing the right book, for the right reader, with a structure that holds.
Why it works
Anchoring + pre-emptive honesty. The itemised stack gives the reader a number to divide by, making $17 feel absurd. The P.S. disarms the "too good to be true" reflex before it forms — and mirrors the vendor's own honest positioning, which keeps refunds down and trust high.
7

The 3-line prompt test

Launch · Demonstration
Subject line
Try this 3-line prompt test on your book
Preview text
If your AI can't answer these, that's the problem.
Body
Do this right now. It takes two minutes and it's free. Open whatever AI you use and paste these three lines: 1. "What is the reader promise of my romantasy — the specific emotional experience a reader is buying, in one sentence?" 2. "Which comparable titles does my premise sit beside, and what is my point of differentiation from each?" 3. "Where does the romance create a cost for my protagonist that exists independently of the plot?" Watch what comes back. If you get three sharp, specific answers — genuinely, stop reading this email. You don't need help. Go write. But if you get warm fog... if it says "readers will be swept away by a tale of forbidden love and dangerous magic"... That fog is what your entire manuscript is built on. It's not the AI's fault. You asked it to guess at decisions you never made. Romantasy Story Forge makes you make those decisions first — with guided modules — and then generates a professional brief that carries them into the AI you already pay for. That's the whole idea. Structure first, words second. $17, live now. [YOUR LINK] — [YOUR NAME]
Why it works
Free demonstration of the problem. The reader experiences their own gap in real time — you don't have to argue for it. Telling them to stop reading if they pass is a powerful trust trigger and makes the pitch that follows feel earned rather than sold.

Phase 3 — Mid-Launch (15–16 Oct)

Goal: catch the "I meant to look at that" segment. Lead with the ecosystem, not just the FE — this is where OTO commissions are won.

8

You bought the forge. Now you need to know if the book is worth writing.

Mid-launch · OTO 1 angle
Subject line
Before you write 80,000 words, spend nine minutes here
Preview text
The test most authors run far too late.
Body
Quick question for anyone who grabbed Romantasy Story Forge: How do you know the book you just planned is worth writing? Not "is it good." Worth it. Worth six months. Worth the editor. Worth the cover. Worth the launch. Most authors answer that question after all of it. When it's expensive. Romantasy Trend Radar flips the order. It's a separate offline dashboard that takes the market evidence you collect yourself — competing titles, tropes, prices, review language, BSR observations — and turns it into a documented decision: GO — the evidence supports it, write it REVISE — the positioning is wrong, fix it first STOP — kill it now, while it's still free The part I'd point you to is the Kill Test. Eight questions. They're not gentle. One of them is: "Does this concept survive if the trend it depends on cools?" If your premise can't answer that, you just saved six months. Everything is offline. All formulas are shown, not hidden in a black box. Nothing connects to Amazon — you enter the evidence, so you control it. [YOUR LINK] — it's on the upsell inside, $27. — [YOUR NAME] P.S. A "stop" is not a failure. It's the cheapest decision you'll ever make as an author.
Why it works
Segment-specific upsell. Written to people who already bought — it assumes the FE and sells the obvious next decision. The reframe of "stop" as a win removes the fear that validation might kill their book, which is the #1 objection to this kind of tool.
9

The question I've been asked most since Wednesday

Mid-launch · Objection
Subject line
"Do I need ChatGPT for this?" (answer + 3 more)
Preview text
The four questions everyone's asking, answered straight.
Body
Four questions, four straight answers. "Do I need ChatGPT / Claude / an API key?" No. The dashboard runs entirely offline in your browser. It builds professional prompts. If you want to paste those prompts into an AI you already use, great — but nothing is required to open it or use it. "Will it write the book for me?" No, and be suspicious of anything that claims to. It builds the frameworks, diagnostics, briefs and plans. You write, edit, fact-check and make it original. Anyone selling you a push-button novel is lying to you. "Is my work safe / does anything phone home?" It's a single HTML file on your machine. No login, no server, no database, no external scripts. Your projects save locally in your browser and you can export JSON backups. "I already have 12 prompt packs I bought and never used. Why is this different?" Because a prompt pack is a pile of commands with no workflow. This is a workflow with the prompts attached — 16 modules in a deliberate order, with progress tracking, revision instructions, originality safeguards and export. The order is the product. Still on the fence? It's $17 with a 14-day refund window, which means the risk here is roughly one paperback. [YOUR LINK] — [YOUR NAME]
Why it works
Objection sweep. Converts the silent "yeah but..." into a reason to click. The line "anyone selling you a push-button novel is lying to you" buys enormous credibility with a burned, sceptical audience — and it's true to the product.
10

Five products. One author career.

Mid-launch · Full funnel
Subject line
The whole ecosystem, laid out in 60 seconds
Preview text
Most people only see the first step. Here are all five.
Body
Most people are only looking at the $17 front end. Here's the whole map, so you can decide properly: 1. FORGE — Romantasy Story Forge ($17) Take one idea to a full, commercially positioned story packet. Market angle, tropes, characters, romance, world, magic, plot, chapters, revision, export. 2. VALIDATE — Romantasy Trend Radar ($27) Before you write it, know if it's worth writing. Go / Revise / Stop, backed by your own evidence. 3. SCALE — Romantasy Series Architect ($37) Turn one idea into 1–20 connected books. Includes 7,000 starting points and continuity that carries real story facts forward. 4. PUBLISH — Amazon KDP Author Command Center ($47) Positioning, titles, cover brief, description, KDP metadata, launch plan. 58 modules for getting the finished book out properly. 5. KEEP — Reader Empire ($57) Reader magnet, welcome flow, ARC plan, launch calendar, and the read-through bridge into Book Two. Blank page → validated premise → planned series → published book → returning reader. That's not five tools. That's one career, in five steps. You can take one step or all five. But at least know the path exists before you decide. Start at step one: [YOUR LINK] — [YOUR NAME]
Why it works
THE money email. Naming all five steps does two things at once: it sells the FE by showing it's part of something serious, and it plants the OTOs in the buyer's mind before they ever reach the upsell page. Affiliates who send this one consistently see higher average cart value. Send it to your whole list, buyers or not.
11

For the author with 14 half-finished documents

Mid-launch · Avatar
Subject line
For the author with 14 half-finished documents
Preview text
You don't have a discipline problem. You have a structure problem.
Body
You know who you are. Fourteen documents. Twelve of them are 8,000 words. Two of them are 400 words and a really good title. You've decided this means you lack discipline. It doesn't. Here's what actually happens every single time: You start strong. You have a vibe and two characters and a scene you can see perfectly. You write 8,000 words. Then you hit the middle, where the book asks you questions you haven't answered. What is the antagonist actually doing? Why does the magic have a cost? Why don't these two people just talk to each other? You don't know. So you stall. Then you feel bad. Then you open a new document, because a new idea has no middle yet. That's not a discipline problem. That's a planning problem wearing a discipline costume. The fix isn't more willpower. It's answering those questions before you're 8,000 words deep and emotionally invested in not knowing. Romantasy Story Forge is built for exactly this. It makes you answer the hard questions up front — in a guided order — so the middle of your book has something to stand on. And if you'd rather start from someone else's spark, the Series Architect upsell has 7,000 romantasy starting points you can filter, preview and make yours. $17 to start. [YOUR LINK] — [YOUR NAME] P.S. Twelve of those fourteen documents are probably salvageable. You just need to know what's missing.
Why it works
Mirror, then reframe. Describing the reader's exact behaviour ("that's a planning problem wearing a discipline costume") creates instant recognition and relief — they're not lazy, they're unplanned. Highest emotional resonance of all 16 swipes. Expect replies.

Phase 4 — Cart Close (final day)

Goal: convert the fence-sitters. Send at least two — one midday, one in the final hours. Confirm the exact close date/time in the WarriorPlus offer and state it accurately.

12

Last call — closes tonight

Close · Urgency
Subject line
Last call — $17 closes tonight
Preview text
After this it's gone at this price.
Body
Last call. Romantasy Story Forge closes tonight at [TIME], and the launch price goes with it. Quick recap of what's on the other side: → 16-module offline dashboard → 70+ professional prompt assets → Trope Collision + Romantic Tension Escalator + Originality Assessment → Story, characters, romance, world, magic, plot, chapters, scenes, series, revision, continuity → Export to copy, print or JSON → 6 bonuses → No subscription. No API key. Works offline. → 14-day refund window $17, one time, for a few more hours. [YOUR LINK] If you've been meaning to look at it, look now. Not tonight at 11:52. — [YOUR NAME]
Why it works
Clean urgency with a specific time. "Not tonight at 11:52" is a small masterstroke — it names the exact procrastination pattern and makes the reader laugh at themselves into action. Always state a real, verifiable deadline.
13

The honest case against buying this

Close · Reverse psychology
Subject line
The honest case against buying this
Preview text
Including five reasons to skip it entirely.
Body
Before the cart closes, let me talk you out of it properly. Skip Romantasy Story Forge if: 1. You want a button that produces a finished novel. That doesn't exist and this isn't it. 2. You expect royalties, rankings or bestseller status. It's a development tool. It makes decisions better, not outcomes certain. 3. You won't review AI output for originality. If you plan to paste and publish, don't buy this — you'll get yourself into trouble. 4. You prefer one-line prompts. This is a deep dashboard. If you want quick and shallow, this will annoy you. 5. You don't write romantasy or fantasy romance. Every module is genre-specific. It's not for literary fiction. That's the real list and I stand by it. Now the other side. Buy it if you have a story you believe in and you're tired of it coming out generic. If you're the kind of writer with four drafts and no finished book. If you already pay for AI and suspect you're getting 20% of what it can do. It's $17, it's refundable for 14 days, and it closes tonight. The worst case is you get your money back. The best case is you finally finish the book. [YOUR LINK] — [YOUR NAME]
Why it works
The honest close — your best-performing final email. Disqualifying the wrong buyers makes the right ones lean in hard. The risk-reversal ("worst case, you get your money back") combined with genuine candour outperforms hype-driven last-chance copy in nearly every list test. It also protects your refund rate.
14

You have 6 hours

Close · Micro-blurt
Subject line
6 hours
Preview text
That's it. That's the email.
Body
Six hours. $17. [YOUR LINK] Go.
Why it works
Absolute minimum viable email. Eight words of body. On a closing day, when inboxes are jammed with 900-word last-chance essays, the shortest message in the inbox wins the click. Send this in the final 6–8 hours, every launch.
15

Still "thinking about it"? Then read this one.

Close · Fence-sitter
Subject line
Still thinking about it? Read this one.
Preview text
"Thinking about it" is usually fear wearing a sensible hat.
Body
Let me guess where your head is. "It's only $17, so it's probably not that good." Or the opposite one: "I've been burned by writing tools before." Or the sneakiest one, the one that feels like wisdom: "I'll wait and see how it goes, maybe get it later." Here's what that last one actually is. It's fear wearing a sensible hat. Because "later" for a $17 decision is never about the money. It's about not wanting to be disappointed again. Not wanting to confront that your draft might need real work. Not wanting to find out that the idea you've been protecting for eight months doesn't survive contact with a market. I get it. Genuinely. But consider the actual cost of "later." Later, the price is higher. Later, you're three months deeper into a draft built on a premise you never tested. Later, the same uncertainty is still sitting there, just older. $17. Fourteen days to change your mind. Closes tonight. The only thing you're really risking is finding out. [YOUR LINK] — [YOUR NAME]
Why it works
Names the objection they haven't admitted. "Fear wearing a sensible hat" is a line people forward to friends. It converts the fence-sitter segment that no amount of feature listing will move. Highest click-to-open ratio of the closing phase.
16

Closing: the one question that matters

Close · Final
Subject line
One question, then I stop emailing you about this
Preview text
Answer it honestly and you'll know what to do.
Body
Last email about this. One question. Twelve months from now, which version of you is more likely? Version A: You have a finished romantasy published under your name, and a plan for the second one. Version B: You have the same four documents, the same Notes app full of vibes, and a slightly better excuse. I'm not going to pretend a $17 dashboard is the difference between those two versions. You are. But I will tell you this — the authors who end up as Version A are not more talented than you. They're not more disciplined. They just stopped doing it alone and started using a system. Structure is the shortcut. It always was. If you want the system, it's $17 and it closes tonight: [YOUR LINK] And if you don't — genuinely, no hard feelings. Go write. That's the thing that matters. — [YOUR NAME] P.S. It's refundable for 14 days, so "I'll try it and see" is a completely reasonable way to buy this.
Why it works
Identity, not features. The A/B future-self contrast is the strongest closing frame in direct-response email because the reader writes their own copy. "And if you don't — go write" removes all pressure, which paradoxically lifts clicks. Perfect final send.
Bonus

36 more subject lines

Steal these. Split-test them two at a time. The lower-case, incomplete-looking ones routinely out-open the polished ones — they look like a message from a person, not a campaign.

🔥 Pattern interrupt

  • your romantasy is generic and it's not your fault
  • i was wrong about ai writing tools
  • please stop writing fae courts
  • the middle of your book is broken
  • you don't have a discipline problem
  • a $17 tool just called my book derivative
  • this is going to annoy some of you
  • i deleted 40,000 words after this
  • unpopular opinion about romantasy
  • your draft isn't stuck. it's unplanned.
  • the prompt is the problem
  • stop. open your notes app.
  • the thing nobody tells debut romantasy authors
  • i almost didn't send this one
  • about that book you keep talking about
  • you're 1 decision away from finishing
  • chatgpt is not your co-author
  • an intervention, kindly

⏳ Curiosity & urgency

  • it's live. $17. go.
  • 6 hours
  • last call — closes tonight
  • the whole ecosystem, in 60 seconds
  • $586 of tools for $17
  • 7,000 starting points
  • the 3-line prompt test
  • blank page → published book, in 5 steps
  • the kill test
  • before you write 80,000 words
  • the honest case against buying this
  • one question, then i stop emailing you
  • the module everyone opened first
  • closing at [TIME]
  • you have 14 days to change your mind
  • the gap between vibe and book
  • what i'd buy first (and what i'd skip)
  • still thinking about it?
Subject line rules that still hold in 2026: under 45 characters · lower-case outperforms Title Case on creative lists · never use “FREE”, “$” + big numbers together, or “Make money” in a subject line · avoid “last chance” more than once per launch · one curiosity gap per line, never two.
Protect Your Commissions

Compliance: the rules you must follow when promoting this

This vendor has deliberately built honest, defensible sales pages. That's good for your long-term refund rate — please don't undo it with over-hyped promo copy. Here's the line.

✓ Do say this

  • It's a story development system — it builds briefs, plans, frameworks and diagnostics.
  • It works offline, one HTML file, no login, no API key, no subscription.
  • It makes your prompts and decisions better — that's the actual mechanism.
  • It's for romantasy and fantasy-romance writers specifically.
  • Authors can use it to support income-generating work: books, story services, workshops.
  • The author is still responsible for writing, editing and originality.
  • 14-day refund window on the FE.
  • The market numbers on this page are cited — reuse them freely, they're accurate.

✕ Never say this

  • “Make $10k/month writing romantasy.” Any income claim is prohibited.
  • “Bestseller guaranteed” / “Guaranteed Amazon rankings.”
  • “Push-button novel” / “AI writes your book for you.”
  • “This scrapes live Amazon data.” (It does not — evidence is author-entered.)
  • “7,000 done-for-you novels.” (They are starting points, not manuscripts.)
  • “It connects to ChatGPT/Claude.” (It generates prompts you paste yourself.)
  • “Free” or “no cost” in a way that implies $0 — it's $17.
  • Anything implying the tool provides legal clearance or plagiarism checking.
Why this matters to your wallet: over-claiming is the #1 cause of refund spikes and WarriorPlus account complaints. When you promise a push-button bestseller and the buyer opens a planning dashboard, they refund — and you lose the commission and the OTO revenue. Sell it accurately and this funnel's low price point plus genuine production value will keep refunds low on its own.
Also note the refund terms differ by product in this funnel. FE and OTO 1 offer a 14-day full refund window. OTO 2's is a 14-day malfunction-based policy (report a genuine technical fault with reasonable evidence and allow troubleshooting — it is not an unconditional change-of-mind guarantee). OTO 3's is 14-day defect-based. Check each offer's policy page inside WarriorPlus before you write copy about guarantees, and only quote the terms you've verified.
Schedule

Launch timeline & your mailing calendar

Now — 13 Oct

Pre-launch warm-up

Send swipes #1, #2, #3. Build the open loop. Post value content about romantasy structure in your groups. Tease the demo video if you have it.

Wed 14 Oct · 11:00 AM EST

Cart opens 🚀

Send #4 at open (the short blurt). Follow with #5 mid-afternoon and #6 or #7 in the evening. Confirm the exact launch time inside the WarriorPlus offer and match your send to it.

15–16 Oct

Mid-launch push

Send #9 (objections) and #10 (the full ecosystem — your highest cart-value mail). Add #8 and #11 if you're mailing daily.

Final day

Cart close

#13 midday (honest case), #15 afternoon (fence-sitters), #12 or #14 in the last 6 hours. Send #16 as your final goodbye.

After close

Evergreen / re-promote

Reuse #5, #7, #10 for evergreen pushes. A romantasy author is never not in the market for this — it's an evergreen pain, not a seasonal one.

Your highest-leverage moves, ranked

  • Mail #10 (the five-step map). Single biggest lever on average cart value. If you send one email about the OTOs, send this one.
  • Watch the dashboard demo yourself before you mail. Five minutes of familiarity produces noticeably better, more specific copy — and specific copy converts.
  • Mention that it's offline and needs no API key. In a market drowning in SaaS and subscriptions, this is a genuine differentiator and buyers respond to it immediately.
  • Use the market data. Romantasy is the fastest-growing fiction category. Leading with that context makes a $17 tool feel like market timing rather than a purchase.
  • Lead with the demo video. The production value sells the product better than any sentence you can write.
  • Segment to authors if you have them. An author list can convert 3–5× a general IM list on this offer.

Quick angles for non-email traffic

  • Facebook / groups: “AI didn't make your romantasy generic — your prompts did. This offline dashboard fixes that. $17.”
  • Short-form video hook: “I put my romantasy idea through an 8-question kill test. It failed. Here's what happened.”
  • Pinterest pin: “7,000 romantasy story starters — plan a 20-book series from one idea.”
  • Reddit-style (contribute first): “The thing that fixed my sagging middle was planning the romance as an escalation ladder instead of a feeling.”
  • Blog / review post: “Romantasy Story Forge review: an honest look at what an offline story dashboard actually does.”
Affiliate FAQ

Questions, answered

What exactly am I promoting?

A five-product funnel of offline HTML dashboards for romantasy (romance-fantasy) authors. The frontend, Romantasy Story Forge, is a 16-module story and series creation dashboard at $17. The four OTOs add market validation ($27), series planning with 7,000 story starters ($37), KDP publishing preparation ($47) and reader-retention planning ($57).

Every product is a single HTML file with no login, no API key, no server and no subscription.

When does the cart open and close?

Launch date: Wednesday 14 October 2026. The countdown on this page is set to 11:00 AM EST.

Please confirm the exact open time and close date inside the WarriorPlus offer before you schedule final-day emails — and make sure any deadline you state in your copy is real. Fake scarcity costs you more in refunds and lost trust than it ever earns in clicks.

How much can I earn per buyer?

At 50% across the funnel: $8.50 (FE) + $13.50 (OTO 1) + $18.50 (OTO 2) + $23.50 (OTO 3) + $28.50 (OTO 4) = $92.50 maximum per buyer on a $185 full cart.

Most buyers will take the FE plus one or two OTOs, which realistically lands around $25–$45 per buyer. The single best thing you can do to push that number up is mail swipe #10 — the five-step ecosystem map.

Do I need to own the products to promote them?

You don't have to, but buying the $17 FE makes your copy measurably better and lets you speak from experience — which shows up in conversion. Every product also has a 14-day window, so buying during launch is low risk.

Who converts best on this?

In order: (1) romantasy, fantasy and romance writers; (2) KDP / self-publishing / indie author lists; (3) AI-assisted writers and AI-tool buyers; (4) PLR, content and digital-product creators who serve writers; (5) author-service providers — coaches, editors, ghostwriters, story consultants.

Warm author traffic converts dramatically better than cold make-money traffic here. If you have any segment that has bought a writing course, a KDP product or a book-marketing tool, mail them first.

Can I make income claims in my promo?

No. No income claims, no earnings projections, no bestseller guarantees, no "push-button novel" language. See the Compliance section above for the full do-and-don't list.

The products themselves are explicit about this, and over-claiming is the fastest way to spike refunds and lose commissions. The good news: the market data in the "Why It Converts" section is real and cited, and it's far more persuasive anyway.

What about refunds?

The FE and OTO 1 carry a 14-day refund window. OTO 2 uses a 14-day malfunction-based policy (report a genuine technical fault with reasonable evidence and allow troubleshooting — not an unconditional change-of-mind guarantee), and OTO 3 is 14-day defect-based. Verify the current terms on each offer page in WarriorPlus before you write any copy about guarantees.

The honest positioning of these sales pages is deliberately designed to keep refunds low. Help rather than hinder it.

Can I create my own bonus to incentivise buyers?

Yes — and you should. Strong bonus ideas for this audience: a 30-day "finish your premise" accountability checklist, a romance-beat cheat sheet, a KDP category research walkthrough, a BookTok content calendar, or a live workshop walking authors through their first story packet.

Make sure your bonus is delivered by you, is genuinely useful, and doesn't make any income or publishing-outcome claims.

Is there a JV contest or leaderboard?

Not on this launch. Full commission across the funnel is the incentive — 50% on the FE and 50% on every OTO, with a $92.50 maximum per buyer.

What if I need something custom?

Contact the vendor, Barnabas Oyeleke, through the WarriorPlus offer page. Requests like a custom bonus page, banner creatives, a solo ad swipe, extra email copy or an interview for your list are usually accommodated for active affiliates.

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