330 Prompts for Bad Joke Books Review: The ChatGPT Cash Machine Nobody Talks About

Here is what you actually get inside the dashboard:

• The “Super Prompt” Structure: Each of the 330 prompts is a copy-paste command block. You don’t need to tweak it. You paste it in, and it triggers a chain reaction.
• Comprehensive Output: A single prompt generates:
  • Titles & Subtitles: Catchy hooks such as “Grill the World: One Pun to the Next.”
  • KDP-Ready Description: It writes your Amazon listing sales copy — including those all-important bullet points that persuade people to hit the “Buy Now” button.
  • 7 SEO Keywords: It creates the backend keywords you need so people can actually find your book in search results.
  • Cover Art Prompt: It gives you a detailed description to feed into Midjourney or DALL-E to get a professional-looking cover.
  • Content Generation: It spits out 20 chapter ideas, and then specific prompts to generate 20-30 jokes per chapter.
• 47 Niche Categories: You aren’t stuck with just generic “Dad Jokes.” You get specific prompts for:
  • Professions: Teachers, Lawyers, Nurses, Engineers.
  • Hobbies: Gamers, Golfers, Cyclists, Knitting enthusiasts.
  • Lifestyles: Coffee lovers, Introverts, Vegans, Grill masters.
• Illustration Prompts: It even suggests black-and-white illustration ideas for each chapter, which is perfect if you want to create a hybrid joke/coloring book (which sells like hotcakes on Etsy, FYI).

Here is the step-by-step breakdown of how you turn a prompt into a product:

1. Login and Select a Niche: You open the product dashboard and pick a category. Let’s say you want to target the “Gamer” niche.
2. Copy the Super Prompt: You highlight the text block provided for Gamers and hit Ctrl+C.
3. Paste into ChatGPT: Open up your chat bot (GPT-4 gives the best nuance, but the free version works too) and hit Ctrl+V.
4. Watch the Magic Happen: The AI reads the instructions and immediately creates your book skeleton. It gives you the title, the description, and the chapter outline.
5. Generate the Chapters: You then simply ask it to “proceed with Chapter 1,” and it starts churning out the jokes, intros, and image ideas for that specific section.
6. Rinse and Repeat: Do this for all 20 chapters.
7. Format and Publish: Copy the text into a tool like Canva or BookBolt, add some public domain images or AI art based on the prompts, save as a PDF, and upload to Amazon KDP.

That’s it. No staring at the ceiling waiting for inspiration. No hiring ghostwriters on Upwork for hundreds of dollars. It’s an assembly line.

I jumped in on launch day and started experimenting right away. The efficiency of the process blew me away. The steps are simple: select a prompt, run it through ChatGPT, and within 5–10 minutes, you’ve got everything you need—title, description, keywords, cover concept, and a solid start on the content. From there, I spend another hour or two refining the chapters, doing light edits, and formatting everything using tools like Canva or BookBolt.

In just four months, I’ve managed to publish 27 joke books, mostly as low-content paperbacks on Amazon KDP, with a few digital versions listed on Etsy. What really stood out to me was the speed. Previously, I’d spend days brainstorming, writing titles, and crafting jokes from scratch. Now, thanks to this system, I can wrap up an entire book in just one evening. It’s a game-changer for anyone looking to create and publish quickly.

Right now, the price is $27 (one-time payment). Yep, just twenty-seven bucks. That’s less than a dinner out. For that, you get the core pack of 330 prompts across 47 niches.