From file to useful result
How to ask with this skill installed
Installing the skill gives your AI a method. Your request still has to provide the case-specific facts, constraints and expected output.
Describe the decision or deliverable, not just the topic.
Add source material, audience, limits and known facts.
Set format, quality criteria and checks.
Mistakes to avoid
Error 1: No tiers at all Offering one price means you're either leaving money on the table from clients who'd pay more, or priced too high for clients who can't afford you. Tiers let you capture the full market.
Error 2: Pricing based on time, not value "If I charge €150/hour and work 20 hours, that's €3,000." Wrong. Price based on the transformation: "This client will make €50,000 more per year from this work." The ROI is €50,000 — your €3,000 fee is obvious.
Error 3: Pricing without testing Launching packages at full price without testing response. Run a beta cohort at 20-30% discount, collect testimonials, then raise to full price. You'll have evidence to justify the price.
Error 4: Package descriptions that read like feature lists "8 x 60-minute sessions" is a feature. "Weekly sessions that keep you accountable and moving forward" is a benefit. Write every bullet point as an outcome or experience, not a deliverable.
Error 5: Showing all prices without context If you show all tiers with prices, make sure the featured tier is visually distinct (highlight, badge, "Most popular"). Don't hide your ideal tier — put it front and center.
Error 6: Not revisiting pricing every 6 months Your skills improve, your results improve, your costs increase. If you haven't raised prices in 18 months and your results have gotten demonstrably better, you're leaving money on the table. Raise prices with new clients; existing clients keep their rate until renewal.
---