How I Earned 2.7 Million Yen in Monthly Affiliate Commissions While Sleeping Using 'Claude × 100-Yen Note' (Prompts Included)

Let me start with my results from last month.

• Sales Amount: 8,094,600 yen
• Affiliate Commissions: 2,783,300 yen

About 8.09 million yen worth of products were sold in one month, and I received about 2.78 million yen as commission.

And the entry point that generated these commissions was a 100-yen note.

A single 100-yen note written by Claude.

That has become the starting point for affiliate commissions exceeding 2.7 million yen per month.

"Even if you sell a 100-yen note, it's only 100 yen, right?"

You're right to think that. The sales of the note itself are not the goal.

The true aim of this system lies elsewhere.

Today, I will fully disclose the overall picture and the "research" and "writing" prompts I actually use.

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Overall System: A Note is a "Place to Gather," Not a "Place to Sell"

First, let me show you the overall flow. There are only 3 steps.

1. Have Claude write a 100-yen note and sell it.
2. Direct readers to an official LINE account within the note.
3. Introduce affiliate offers within LINE.

That's it.

The key is where the money is generated. You hardly earn anything from the 100-yen note. The earnings are generated inside LINE.

People who buy the note register for LINE, and the products introduced there sell, generating affiliate commissions.

In other words, the role of the note is not to "create sales," but to "gather high-intent readers."

Why "100 Yen"?

This is the core of the system. You might think, "If you want to collect a list, wouldn't a free gift be enough?"

But 100 yen has a decisive value that free doesn't have: "Only people who have opened their wallets gather."

There is a massive difference in quality between readers gathered for free and readers who paid even just 100 yen.

People who pay 100 yen are genuinely interested in the theme. Even just 100 yen has a psychological hurdle to "pay." Only those who cross that hurdle enter the list.

Therefore, when you introduce products on LINE later, the conversion rate is on a different level.

You are gathering a high-quality list while "receiving" 100 yen. It's not a deficit; it's a profit from the customer acquisition stage. This is the true nature of the 100-yen note.

Honest Breakdown of the Money Flow

I'll be honest about the breakdown of the numbers.

• 100-yen note sales: Very little (pocket money level)
• Affiliate commissions from offers introduced on LINE: 2.78 million yen

All commissions come from affiliates via LINE. And the great thing about this system is that it builds up as an asset.

Once a note is published, it keeps selling. Even while I'm sleeping, notes sell, and people keep gathering on LINE. The list doesn't decrease; it only increases. So, the number of people I can guide grows month by month. "Earning while sleeping" isn't a metaphor; it's a matter of the system.

Disclosing the Prompts

Now, the crucial part: "How to make Claude create it." I will disclose the flow I actually use, divided into Research and Writing sections. You can use them as they are by copying and changing the [ ] to your genre.

[Research Section] A Selling Note is Decided Before Writing

The most important thing for a 100-yen note is not writing ability. It's "what theme to choose." If you miss this, no matter how well you write, it won't sell.

Prompt 1: Find a Selling Theme

1I am creating a 100-yen paid note in the [Genre] field.
2
3The purpose is not the sales of the note itself, but to gather "readers who are seriously troubled by this theme."
4
5Based on this premise, please provide 15 note theme ideas that meet the following conditions:
6- Many people are looking for information on search engines or SNS.
7- It is perceived as something people "want to solve even if they have to pay."
8- People would buy it without hesitation if it's 100 yen.
9
10Please add "why it will sell" and "what kind of person will buy it" for each.

Prompt 2: Deep Dive into Reader Troubles

1I will proceed with "[Selected Theme]" from the themes above.
2
3Please specifically set up one person who is troubled by this theme.
4- Age, occupation, living situation
5- Troubles they have (surface-level troubles and the true feelings deep down)
6- Things they have tried and failed at so far
7- What words would make them feel "this person understands me"?
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9Also, please tell me the direction of the content that this person would want to read even if they paid 100 yen.

Prompt 3: Analyze Competitors and Differentiate

1Please list 10 things that are commonly talked about in existing information (free blogs, YouTube, existing notes, etc.) regarding "[Selected Theme]."
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3Based on that, identify 3 things that:
4- Most information "does not talk about"
5- Readers really want to know but is hard to find
6And propose them as "differentiation points" for my note.

Prompt 4: Decide the Title

1Please provide 10 title ideas for this note.
2
3Conditions:
4- Must include either numbers, surprise, or empathy for the trouble.
5- Specificity that makes them feel "it's cheap if I can read this for 100 yen."
6- Exaggerated expressions and lies are prohibited.
7Please add a brief note on the aim of each title.

Up to this point, "what, to whom, and how to differentiate and sell" is solidified. Spend time on research. The battle is decided before you write.

[Writing Section] Have Claude Write a "Selling Note"

Once the theme is decided, it's time to write. I leave this to Claude as well, but instead of just dumping it, I give instructions in order.

Prompt 5: Create the Structure (Table of Contents)

1Based on the researched content, please create the structure for the 100-yen note.
2
3Conditions:
4- Clearly define the boundary between the free intro and the paid part.
5- Create a structure that makes them think "I definitely want to read the rest" just from the free part.
6- Arrange the paid part in an order that solves the reader's troubles.
7- Assume a total of 8,000 to 12,000 characters.
8
9Please provide the "heading" and "what to convey in that chapter" as a set for each chapter.

Prompt 6: Teach My Writing Style

1The text I am about to give you is something I have written in the past.
2Please analyze this writing style, tone, rhythm, and paragraphing, and write all future content in "my voice."
3
4[Paste your past writing]

Whether you do this or not completely changes the finish. The AI-ness disappears, and it becomes "your writing."

Prompt 7: Write the Body

1Please write the body text starting from Chapter 1 of the structure.
2
3Conditions:
4- In my writing style.
5- Always include specific procedures and metaphors, not just abstract theories.
6- Use a tone that empathizes with the reader without judging them.
7- Keep sentences short and use paragraph breaks that are easy to read on a smartphone.
8- Exaggerated expressions and expressions that guarantee results (e.g., you will definitely earn) are prohibited.
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10Once you finish writing, please stop once before proceeding to the next chapter.

Have it write one chapter at a time and check each time. This is the secret to maintaining quality.

Prompt 8: Create the "Hook" for the Free Part

1Please write the beginning of the note (the part that can be read for free).
2
3Conditions:
4- Make the reader think "this is about me" in the first 3 lines.
5- Build trust with my actual experiences or specific numbers.
6- Preview what can be learned in the paid part without giving too much away.
7- Briefly mention the low price of "100 yen" to lower the hurdle for purchase.

The 100-yen note is decided by the free part. Please put your own effort into this part especially.

Prompt 9: Write the LINE Lead-in Part

1Please write the "Official LINE Guidance Text" to be placed at the end of the note body.
2
3Conditions:
4- Don't make it feel like a sales pitch.
5- Naturally guide them to LINE registration by saying "there are additional benefits and information for those who practice the content of the note."
6- Provide 2-3 specific benefits of registering.
7- Don't be pushy; use a tone like "if you're interested."

This is the entry point to the affiliate. Guide high-intent readers who have finished reading the note directly to LINE.

What is Being Guided on LINE?

The final piece. What am I doing for the readers gathered on LINE? I'm not doing anything special. I'm just honestly introducing affiliate offers that I think are truly helpful.

What I value is the order. I don't sell immediately. First, I deliver useful information on LINE as well. Build trust. Then, I guide them by saying, "If you're serious about this theme, this will be helpful," along with the reason. By the time they've paid 100 yen for the note, the reader already trusts me to some extent. I only choose offers that won't betray that trust. This protects both the conversion rate and the long-lasting relationship.

Points of Caution: You Won't Earn if You Miss These

I'll also write honest points of caution for those who want to replicate this.

1. Don't Cut Corners on Content Even for 100 Yen

The moment you think, "It's only 100 yen, so this level is fine," it's over. Readers buy with expectations even for 100 yen. If you betray those expectations, they won't return, let alone register for LINE. Make the content something that makes them think, "This is incredible for 100 yen."

2. Choose Offers and Follow Terms

Choose offers that are permitted to be guided via LINE. And never use exaggerated expressions or lies about the products you introduce. It violates the Premiums and Representations Act, and above all, you lose the reader's trust.

3. Don't Leave Everything to AI

I've disclosed the prompts, but publishing the text that comes out without checking it is a no-go. Always do the fact-checking and final finishing yourself.

Summary: The 100-Yen Note is the "Entry Point for High-Intent Readers"

Let's summarize today's talk.

• Have Claude create a 100-yen note, guide to LINE within the note, and guide to affiliate offers on LINE.
• Last month's results were 8.09 million yen in sales and 2.78 million yen in affiliate commissions.
• The aim of the 100-yen note is not sales, but to gather "high-intent readers who have opened their wallets."
• The list gathers while you "receive" money, and the note keeps selling while you sleep.
• With 4 research prompts + 5 writing prompts, Claude takes on the bulk of the work.

You don't need special writing skills. In fact, Claude is the one writing. What's needed is the right system and the right order. And the sincerity not to betray the expectations of 100 yen.

First, try moving from the theme search in Prompt 1.

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