There's a lot of them. Some pro-level tools are quite pricey but most also have a free aspect that can be used. Completely by coincidence I am testing some of the free stuff out that was recommended by Neil Patel (NP Digital). https://neilpatel.com/blog/seo-chrome-extensions/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=convertkit-list&utm_campaign=us-mkt-campaigns-mql-content-blog-promotional-email&utm_content=blog-promote&utm_term=ck-may-31-25&cf-last-campaign-source=US%20-%20Mkt%20Campaigns%20-%20MQL%20-%20Content%20-%20Blog%20Promotional%20Email

It does... But for the short-term, it's going to be ugly. Many businesses have AI Fever and believe they can replace everyone and everything with a prompt. Everything made with AI looks like it was made with AI and if everyone adopts AI, all the output is going to have a generic "sameness" to it. At this point human intuition and creativity will become more valuable.

The way I do that is create a folder. I screen capture the optin or sales page, the popup, even the order form. Beginning the purchase and then clicking out without buying should trigger the cart abandonment sequence and (probably) trigger you getting the sales emails assuming an email address was collected on a popup form. Basic funnel hacking. The only catch is that to get beyond the paywall, you would have to pay to see the upsells and any emails triggered by those pages. But it's free research up to the paywall point. You just have to find an offer in your target niche.

Dan Henry has a paid membership called Get Clients University. You could join for the trial and cancel. Get Clients is a Skool group. Just joining would probably get you on Dan Henry's email list. I have no association with Get Clients or Dan Henry.

Because they thought all they were going to have to do was push a button and be able to fire their copywriters. But writing a good prompt requires work and someone to test and evaluate the results. In other words...a copywriter!