# Affiliate Swipe Copy Kit — Godmode (getgodmode.dev) Ready-to-use copy for Godmode affiliates. Customize to your voice, add your affiliate link, and always include FTC disclosure. ## Two discounts to play with - **Auto-applied 10% off (`AFFILIATE10`)** — anyone who clicks your tracking link gets 10% off at checkout automatically. No code to type, no friction. You still earn full commission on the discounted price. Best for "click my link" CTAs where you want zero buyer friction. - **Your personal 15% off code (e.g. `MONIKA15`)** — manual code your audience types at checkout. Slightly bigger discount, useful for video CTAs ("use code MONIKA15 for 15% off"), podcast mentions, or anywhere link clicks aren't natural. Find your code in your affiliate dashboard. Both stack to your commission. Use whichever fits the medium. --- ## Email Templates ### Email 1: "The coding tool I can't shut up about" **Subject line options:** - The coding tool I can't shut up about - This one file changed how I use Claude Code - I found Claude Code's cheat code **Body:** I need to tell you about something that's genuinely changed how I work. I've been using Claude Code for a while. It's good — sometimes great, sometimes frustrating. It writes code that works but misses edge cases. It skips tests unless you ask. It forgets error handling. You know the drill: you prompt, you get output, you spend 20 minutes fixing what it missed. Then I found Godmode. Godmode is a set of AI execution skills for Claude Code. Each one is a markdown file you drop into your project. That's it. No setup, no config, no API keys. One file. The difference was immediate. I asked Claude Code to build a feature — a [specific example, e.g. "user authentication flow" / "payment processing module" / "API endpoint with validation"]. It came back with full error handling, input validation, edge case coverage, and tests. First try. Zero follow-up prompts needed. I've been using it for [timeframe] now and I genuinely can't go back to vanilla Claude Code. It's like the difference between asking a junior dev and a senior engineer to do the same task. Products range from $49–$399, one-time purchase (no subscription). There's a 14-day money-back guarantee, so there's zero risk in trying it. **[Get Godmode here → your affiliate link]** Use code **[YOUR CODE]** for 15% off. _Disclosure: This email contains an affiliate link. I earn a commission if you purchase through my link, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend tools I personally use._ --- ### Email 2: "Claude Code has a cheat code" **Subject line options:** - Claude Code has a cheat code - Before and after: one file, completely different AI output - I stopped fighting with Claude Code **Body:** Let me describe two versions of the same experience. **Before:** You open Claude Code. You describe what you want. It writes something that mostly works. You notice it skipped error handling. You prompt again. It misses an edge case. You prompt again. It didn't write tests. You prompt again. Thirty minutes later, you've got something usable, but you've essentially pair-programmed every detail. **After:** You open Claude Code. You describe what you want. It comes back with the feature fully implemented — error handling, input validation, edge cases, tests, security checks. Done. Move on to the next thing. The difference? One markdown file. Godmode makes AI execution skills for Claude Code. You drop a skill file into your project directory, and Claude Code stops writing "good enough" code and starts writing production-ready code. Automatically. Every time. It's not magic — it's structured instructions that tell Claude Code exactly how a senior engineer would approach every task. The kind of thoroughness you'd normally have to prompt for explicitly, baked in permanently. - $49–$399, one-time purchase. No subscription. - Works instantly. No setup. - 14-day money-back guarantee. **[Try Godmode → your affiliate link]** Use code **[YOUR CODE]** for 15% off any product. _Disclosure: This email contains an affiliate link. I earn a commission on purchases made through it, at no additional cost to you. I only recommend products I've used myself._ --- ### Email 3: "Quick mention" (newsletter insert) **For roundup-style newsletters, tool picks, or quick mentions:** **Godmode** — If you use Claude Code, this is worth a look. Godmode sells AI execution skills — markdown files you drop into your project that make Claude Code dramatically better at writing production-ready code. Edge cases, tests, error handling, all handled automatically. $49–$399, one-time purchase, 14-day guarantee. Use code **[YOUR CODE]** for 15% off. **[Link → your affiliate link]** _(affiliate link)_ --- ## Social Media Posts ### Post 1: Twitter/X Thread **Tweet 1 (hook):** I've been using Claude Code for months. Last week I added one file to my project and it became a completely different tool. Here's what happened 🧵 **Tweet 2:** The file is a Godmode skill — a markdown instruction file from @getgodmode that tells Claude Code exactly how to approach coding tasks. Not a plugin. Not an extension. A markdown file. That's it. **Tweet 3:** Before: Claude Code writes code that works but misses stuff. No tests unless you ask. Skips edge cases. Forgets error handling. You end up prompting 5-6 times to get production-quality output. After: First response. Full implementation. Tests included. Edge cases handled. Security checks done. **Tweet 4:** The thing that surprised me most: I stopped babysitting the AI. Before Godmode, I was essentially pair-programming every detail. Now I describe what I want and move on to the next thing while it works. The output just... doesn't need fixing. **Tweet 5:** Products range from $49–$399. One-time purchase, no subscription. 14-day money-back guarantee. If you use Claude Code for real work, this is the highest-leverage upgrade I've found. [your affiliate link] Use code [YOUR CODE] for 15% off. _Affiliate link — I earn a commission on purchases._ --- ### Post 2: LinkedIn I'm always looking for tools that create a genuine step change in how I work — not marginal improvements, but "why didn't this exist before" moments. Godmode has been that for my AI-assisted development workflow. It's a set of AI execution skills for Claude Code (Anthropic's CLI coding tool). Each skill is a markdown file you add to your project. Once it's there, Claude Code stops writing "good enough" code and starts writing production-ready code — with edge cases, error handling, tests, and security checks handled automatically. The practical difference: I used to spend 20–30 minutes per feature refining Claude Code's output. Now the first response is shippable. That compounds across a full day of development. Products are $49–$399, one-time purchase. No subscription. 14-day money-back guarantee. If you're using Claude Code professionally, it's worth trying: [your affiliate link] Code [YOUR CODE] saves 15%. _Disclosure: affiliate link — I earn a commission at no extra cost to you. I recommend this because I use it daily._ --- ### Post 3: Reddit (r/ClaudeAI, r/programming) **Title:** My experience after using Godmode skills with Claude Code for [timeframe] **Body:** Been using Claude Code as my primary coding tool for a while. It's solid, but I kept running into the same pattern: write prompt, get output, notice it missed edge cases, prompt again, notice no tests, prompt again, fix error handling, etc. A few weeks ago I tried Godmode (getgodmode.dev) — they sell "AI execution skills" which are basically markdown instruction files you drop into your project. The idea is they tell Claude Code how to approach tasks the way a thorough senior engineer would. My honest experience: **What improved:** - First-pass code quality went way up. Edge cases, input validation, error handling — handled without asking. - Test coverage included by default. I used to have to explicitly request tests every time. - Less back-and-forth. I describe what I want, and the output is usually shippable or close to it. **What didn't change:** - It's still Claude Code under the hood. If Claude struggles with something (complex architectural decisions, very domain-specific logic), Godmode doesn't magically fix that. - You still need to understand the code it writes. This isn't "no-code" — it's better code faster. **Pricing:** $49–$399 one-time purchase depending on the product. No subscription except for one tier. 14-day money-back guarantee. For me, the time savings justified the cost within the first week. Your mileage may vary depending on how much you use Claude Code. Link if anyone's interested: [your affiliate link] (disclosure: affiliate link, I earn a commission) Code [YOUR CODE] for 15% off. --- ## Video Script Outlines ### Script 1: Quick Recommendation (30–60 seconds) **[0:00–0:10] Hook:** "If you use Claude Code, there's one upgrade that made a bigger difference than anything else I've tried." **[0:10–0:25] What it is:** "It's called Godmode. It's an AI execution skill — a markdown file you drop into your project. That's it. No plugin, no extension, no setup. One file, and Claude Code starts writing production-ready code. Tests, edge cases, error handling, security — all handled automatically." **[0:25–0:45] One specific result:** "Last [day/week], I asked Claude Code to [specific task]. Without Godmode, that would've taken me 4–5 rounds of prompting to get right. With Godmode, the first response had everything. Full implementation, tests included, edge cases covered. Done." **[0:45–0:60] CTA:** "Link in the description. Products are $49–$399, one-time purchase. Use my code [YOUR CODE] for 15% off. Genuinely the best upgrade I've made to my AI coding workflow." **[End card / description]:** _Disclosure: I'm an affiliate of Godmode and earn a commission on purchases through my link._ --- ### Script 2: Full Review (5–10 minutes) **[0:00–0:30] Hook:** "I added one file to my project and Claude Code became a completely different tool. Today I'm going to show you exactly what changed, how it works, and whether it's worth the money." **[0:30–1:30] What is Claude Code? (brief context)** Quick overview for anyone unfamiliar — Anthropic's official CLI for Claude, runs in your terminal, reads your codebase, writes and edits code directly. Powerful but sometimes inconsistent in output quality. **[1:30–3:00] What is Godmode?** - AI execution skills for Claude Code - Markdown instruction files you drop into your project - They tell Claude Code how to approach every coding task — like giving it a senior engineer's checklist - Products range from $49–$399, one-time purchase - No subscription required for most products (some tiers offer subscription options) **[3:00–6:00] Live demo (suggested flow):** 1. Show a coding task without Godmode — note what's missing (tests, edge cases, error handling) 2. Add the Godmode skill file to the project 3. Same task, same prompt, with Godmode — show the difference in output 4. Highlight specific improvements: test coverage, validation, error handling, security **[6:00–7:30] Pricing breakdown:** - Walk through the product tiers ($49, $99, $199, $399) - Explain what each tier includes - One-time purchase, no recurring fees - 14-day money-back guarantee **[7:30–8:30] Honest pros and cons:** _Pros:_ - Dramatic improvement in first-pass code quality - Dead simple to set up (one file) - One-time purchase is refreshing in a subscription world - Money-back guarantee means low risk _Cons:_ - Still limited by Claude Code's underlying capabilities - You need to already be a Claude Code user (or willing to become one) - Premium tiers are a real investment for hobbyists **[8:30–9:30] Final verdict and CTA:** "For anyone using Claude Code for real work — building products, shipping features, professional development — this is the highest-leverage upgrade I've found. The time savings paid for itself in [timeframe]." "Link in the description. Use code [YOUR CODE] for 15% off any product." **[End card / description]:** _Disclosure: This video contains an affiliate link. I earn a commission if you purchase through my link, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend tools I personally use and believe in._ --- ## Key Messages (Use Across All Content) These are the core messages to weave into any Godmode content. Pick the ones that fit your voice. - **"One command. Maximum effort."** — Godmode's tagline. Use it. - **"It's a markdown file that transforms how Claude Code works."** — Simple, accurate, compelling. - **"Every edge case. Every test. Every security check. Automatically."** — The core value proposition. - **"$49–$399 one-time purchase. No subscription required."** — Differentiator in a subscription-heavy market. (Note: some tiers offer a subscription option.) - **"14-day money-back guarantee."** — Risk reversal. Mention it every time. - **"The difference between a junior dev and a senior engineer."** — Analogy that resonates with developers. - **"I stopped babysitting the AI."** — Emotional benefit that clicks with Claude Code users. --- ## FTC Disclosure Templates Use one of these in every piece of content. FTC compliance is mandatory for all Godmode affiliates. ### Long Form (emails, blog posts, long captions) "This post contains affiliate links. I earn a commission if you purchase through my link, at no extra cost to you. I only recommend tools I personally use and believe in." ### Short Form (tweets, brief mentions, image captions) "Affiliate link — I may earn a commission." ### Video (spoken disclosure + description) **Spoken:** "Quick disclosure — I'm an affiliate of Godmode, so I earn a commission if you purchase through my link. It doesn't cost you anything extra. Link and discount code are in the description." **Description box:** "Disclosure: This video contains affiliate links. I earn a commission on purchases made through these links at no additional cost to you." ### Pinned Comment (YouTube) "Full disclosure: I'm a Godmode affiliate. I earn a commission if you buy through my link — no extra cost to you. I recommended it because I genuinely use it. Link + 15% off code [YOUR CODE]: [affiliate link]"