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Some Days You Want The AI To Think.
Other Days You Want It Written.

Everything you have bought so far runs through an AI tool. This does not. 250 finished assets with blanks in them — type your details in, copy the completed text out. No prompting, no waiting, no editing pass.

250 ASSETS 955 FILL-IN FIELDS NO AI NEEDED WORKS OFFLINE

The difference

This is the opposite of a prompt pack.

You now own 300 prompts. They are good at what they do — thinking, analysing, generating something you had not considered. But every single one of them costs you the same four steps.

Running a prompt
  1. Find the prompt, fill in the parameters
  2. Paste it into ChatGPT or Claude
  3. Wait, read the output, decide if it is any good
  4. Edit it into your voice before it is usable
Using the DFY Vault
  1. Type your details into three or four boxes
  2. Copy the finished text

Neither is better. They are for different days. When you are working out what your book should be, you want the AI to think. When you have a description to write before lunch, you want it already written.

Nothing in here is generated. Every asset is finished English, written once, properly, with the specifics left as blanks for you to fill.

How it works

Type in the blanks. Watch it assemble.

It is not a document of templates you paste into Word and hunt through for square brackets. It is a dashboard. The fields are live.

TEMPLATE 001 · Non-Fiction · Problem, Agitate, Solve Who they are [ working parents ] The problem [ starting books, never finishing ] What it costs [ another year with it unwritten ] What they get [ a finished draft in ninety days ] ──────────────────────────────────────────── You already know what you want to write. The problem is not the idea. The problem is that working parents start books and never finish them. Another notebook fills up. Another draft stalls at chapter four. And the cost is not just time — it is another year with it unwritten. ──────────────────────────────────────────── [ Copy text ] [ Copy HTML ]

Anything you have not filled stays highlighted. So you cannot accidentally publish a description with [your reader] still sitting in the middle of it — which is a genuinely common way to look unprofessional on a live Amazon listing.

Two copy buttons, because they do different jobs. Copy text strips everything for emails and documents. Copy HTML keeps the bold and bullets using only tags Amazon's description box accepts, so it pastes in and looks right first time.

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What is inside

250 assets. Fifteen categories.

Every one searchable, filterable and copyable. Nothing loads from the internet.

63

Book Descriptions

Every structure worth having, across non-fiction, ten fiction genres, low-content and children's. Problem-agitate-solve, contrarian, diagnostic, objection-stack, anti-promise.

36

Checklists & Runsheets

534 individual checks. Pre-publication QA, launch week day-by-day, print proof inspection, compliance self-audit, backlist revival, annual review.

22

Titles & Subtitles

Outcome-in-a-timeframe, number-led, contrarian, question, method-name, series patterns, low-content specification titles.

20

Back Matter

Review requests, series bridges, reader magnet offers, also-by pages, reading order pages, honest closing notes.

15

Author Bios

Short, medium and long. First and third person. Fiction, non-fiction, children's, low-content, debut, pen name, credentialed and practitioner.

15

Launch Emails

The full sequence: pre-announcement, problem email, launch day, objection handling, final call, post-launch thank you.

11

Front Matter

Copyright pages, disclaimers, professional-advice notes, how-to-use pages, AI disclosure, content notes, dedications.

10

Review Requests

In-book and email. Non-fiction, fiction, children's, low-content, print buyers, series readers. Plus responses to negative and inaccurate reviews.

10

Newsletter

Welcome, value, re-engagement, monthly roundup, single tip, reader question, year in review, and the quiet-month email.

9

Cover & Design Briefs

For human designers and for AI image tools. Non-fiction, fiction, low-content, children's, box set, audiobook, A+ imagery.

9

Outreach

Podcast pitches, cross-promotion, bulk and institutional enquiries, libraries, bookshops, writing groups, and the graceful close-out.

8

Listing Extras

Editorial review blocks, From the Author sections, bullet blocks, Look Inside audits, category change logs, price change announcements.

8

ARC & Advance Readers

Recruitment, delivery with disclosure wording, reminders, thank-yous, and how to remove a reader without losing them.

7

Series & A+ Content

Series descriptions, A+ module headlines and bodies, comparison tables, who-it-is-for modules, box set descriptions.

7

Ad Copy

Non-fiction, fiction, low-content, children's, series, retargeting and low-budget test ads — each with variations to test.

The part that matters

The compliance wording is deliberate.

Ten review request assets. Eight advance reader emails. Every one of them written to sit inside platform rules rather than near them.

Review requests ask for an honest review, never a positive one. Nothing of value is ever offered in exchange. Advance reader emails instruct the recipient to disclose that they received a free copy. No asset contains an income claim, a guarantee, or a competitor's name.

Those are the specific things that get publishing accounts suspended. Most swipe files sold online get them wrong, usually by asking for a positive review or dangling a free book in exchange for one. The wording here is not accidental, and the use guide asks you not to edit it.

Being straight with you: platform rules change without notice, and nothing in this product removes your responsibility to check current requirements yourself. What it does is make sure the starting point is not already a violation.

One-time offer price

Everything above, once, no subscription.

$27

250 assets · 955 fill-in fields · 15 categories · offline dashboard

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This offer is not available later at this price and is not sold on the main site.

Who should skip this. If you enjoy the prompting process, have plenty of time for it, and would rather shape every piece of copy yourself from scratch, this will sit unused. It exists to remove a step you might not want removed. Decline and keep your twenty-seven dollars — what you already own is complete.

The same 30-day guarantee

Open it. Fill in one book description and use it on a live listing. If it does not save you real time against writing it yourself, ask for a refund within thirty days and you get it, without being asked to justify yourself.

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Support

A real person answers.

Need help with your order?

Questions, download trouble, or a refund request — write to me directly. No ticket system, no bot.

EMAIL SUPPORT

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Questions

Answered plainly.

How is this different from the prompt packs I already own?

Those give you prompts to run through an AI tool. You paste, wait, read the output, and edit it into shape. This has no AI in it at all. Every asset is finished English with blanks in it. You type your book title, your reader and your promise into the fields, and the completed text assembles in front of you. Different job, different day.

So it is just a document full of templates?

No, and this is the part worth understanding. It is a dashboard. The fields are live — you type into them and the finished text builds as you go. Anything you have not filled in stays highlighted so you cannot accidentally publish a description with a blank left in it. Then one button copies the result.

Why two copy buttons?

Because they do different jobs. Copy text strips all formatting for emails and documents. Copy HTML keeps the bold and bullet markup, using only tags Amazon's description box accepts, so it pastes straight in and looks right.

Do I need the other products for this to work?

No. This is the only one of the three that stands completely alone. It needs no AI tool, no subscription, no account and no internet connection. If you never open ChatGPT again, every asset in here still works.

Is 250 assets just the same thing 250 times?

It is 250 different titles across 15 categories. The 63 descriptions are genuinely different structures — problem-agitate-solve reads nothing like the objection-stack, which reads nothing like the diagnostic opener. Where a category has several entries, they exist because a thriller blurb and a cozy mystery blurb are not the same document.

What about the review request wording?

That is written deliberately and I would ask you not to change it. Every review asset asks for an honest review, never a positive one, and never offers anything in exchange. Advance reader emails instruct recipients to disclose the free copy. Those are the rules that get publishing accounts suspended when broken.

What exactly do I get?

A zip with three files: the dashboard, a use guide, and a readme. Instant download on the next page. It works offline forever, tracks nothing, and needs no login.

Same guarantee?

Yes. Thirty days, no questions. Open it, fill in a description, use it. If it does not save you real time, ask and you get your money back.