Package your expertise as sellable Claude skills and sell them to your own audience
A newsletter author outlines turning working knowledge into Claude skills as a product, citing a consultant's $99 bundle and her own conversions, with the how-to steps behind a paywall.
Evidence: The author reports this. We have not checked it beyond reading the source.
The business problem
Experts have repeatable know-how but no simple, low-cost way to turn it into a digital product.
What was tried
A marketing consultant listed 25 Claude skills built for his own client work on his website and promoted them with a popup and email links, with no ads. The author shares her strongest skills in posts behind her premium subscription. The outlined steps are to map your expertise against real demand, turn one chosen idea into a finished skill, test it, and choose how to sell it. The detailed prompts and the three ways to sell are paywalled.
What was reported (positive)
The consultant reportedly made about $3,000 in 45 days from a $99 bundle, with almost all of it profit (secondhand). The author says nine posts sharing skills converted about 300 readers from free to paid.
Limitations
The consultant's figures are secondhand and unverified. The author's own skill revenue, refund and licensing terms and testing method are not stated, and the how-to sections are paywalled. The claim that buyers get better output immediately is an assertion without data.
What you need
Real expertise, an audience to sell to, and a way to deliver files (a website or a Substack). The skills are plain-text instruction files.
Sources
- AI Blew My Mind (Substack) ↗ Firsthand write-up, published June 18, 2026
Source published: June 18, 2026. Last reviewed here: October 11, 2026. Spot a mistake? Tell us.
Tools in this workflow
- Claude: Runs the skills being soldTry Claude
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