Act as a legal-tech productisation strategist. My paralegal / lawyer edge: [EDGE]. Weekly hours: [HRS].
Deliver: (1) 8 solopreneur segments ranked by (doc volume × willingness-to-pay × recurrence × my edge) — freelance devs, creators, coaches, dropshippers, agencies, consultants, Etsy sellers, SaaS founders, (2) top 3 with a persona of who buys, (3) 3 target jurisdictions I'm safe to serve (UK, US-Delaware, EU) + 3 to decline, (4) willingness-to-pay evidence per segment, (5) the ONE wedge buyer I'd start with, (6) positioning that keeps me clearly on the 'templates, not legal advice' side of the line, (7) 12-month client ladder (10 → 60 → 200). End with the ONE buyer segment that always looks juicy but drags every template into 3× the revisions.
Prompt 02
02 · Template Architecture · Modular Clauses
Act as a legal-document architect. Product: [DOC TYPE — NDA / contractor / T&Cs / privacy policy].
Deliver: (1) a 12-clause modular skeleton (definitions, scope, obligations, IP, confidentiality, term, termination, liability cap, indemnity, dispute-resolution, governing-law, boilerplate), (2) which clauses swap by jurisdiction, (3) 3 fill-in variables per clause (e.g. [CLIENT NAME], [PROJECT SCOPE], [FEE STRUCTURE]), (4) a plain-English tooltip per clause the buyer can read in 10 sec, (5) a clause-library taxonomy in Notion (each clause versioned with pass/fail examples), (6) how to keep tone consistent across 50+ templates, (7) an export format (Word + PDF + Google Docs). End with the ONE clause architecture decision that saves you rewriting 40+ templates when case-law shifts.
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