18 templates
Structured starting artifacts
A template turns a familiar business task into a brief you can hand over. Fill in what you know, leave the rest as open questions, then open it in Ted or download it.
Landing Page BriefEverything a page needs to be judged on results rather than taste.Open Audience Research BriefWhat you actually know about the buyer, and where the gaps are.Open MVP Scope ChecklistOne audience, one job, one must-have action — and a written list of what is excluded.Open Weekly Business RunThe weekly review that turns activity into one decision.Open First Paid OfferThe first concrete paid result, packaged so a buyer can say yes.Open Launch Week PlanA short operational plan for a launch that produces evidence.Open Pricing TestA price hypothesis and the signal that would change it.Open First Money Path ChecklistBuyer, offer, ask and payment path — checked end to end.Open Business idea starterOne audience, one promise, one test with a threshold written in advance.Open Customer objection response scriptClassify, match, ask — three moves in a fixed order, one decision at the end.Open First customer outreach messagesOne brief, then the email, DM and call-follow-up versions that share its promise.Open First profit proof logOne row per money ask: conditions first, response second, decision last.Open First paid ask scriptOne buyer, one small paid outcome, one honest sentence about what exists today.Open Founder story proofThe record first, the story second — with every claim labelled.Open Landing page starterFirst screen, reason to believe, one next step — plus the signal you read afterwards.Open Paid campaign landing pageOne click promise, one primary action, one micro-conversion, one written spend rule.Open Too expensive: response examplesDiagnose the blocker, answer with proof or scope, ask one question — do not discount by reflex.Open Validation signal logOne observed response per row, with its assumption and test written beforehand.Open
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