The complete system for connecting paid and organic creative to a Web2App page.
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Built by UGC Ninja. Six funnel structures, the five match points, a nine section landing page anatomy, ten Claude agents, ten practical skills, twenty five ready to use prompts, creator script structures, demo beats, offer angles and a tracking plan. Every agent runs today inside Claude or Relevance AI. Nothing here needs a developer.
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Most app creative is built to win a click and nothing after it. The advert promises one thing, the page says another, the store listing says a third, and the product says a fourth. Every handover loses people, and the loss is invisible because nobody owns the whole chain.
A Web2App flow makes the chain visible. One promise, made in the creative, kept by the page, kept again by the store listing, kept a final time by the first session. This resource documents the structures, the page, the creative and the measurement that hold that promise together.
| Layer | Count | Where it lives |
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| Funnel structures | 6 | On this page, documented end to end |
| Landing page sections | 9 | On this page |
| Claude agents | 10 | On this page |
| Claude skills | 10 | Single markdown file on Google Drive |
| Ready to use prompts | 25 | On this page, in 5 groups |
| Creative and offer systems | 5 | On this page |
All ten skills live in one markdown file. Each is a complete, ready to run prompt covering structure selection, promise mapping, match auditing, page teardown, script writing, demo storyboarding, offer angles, friction diagnosis, measurement planning and reporting.
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Open the 10 Claude Skills file
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Two ways. Same system prompt.
Start with method one to test an agent. Move to method two once you want it running on repeat.
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Store rules change. App Store and Play Store guidance on external payment routes, subscription wording and promotional claims is revised regularly and differs by market. Confirm the current rules for your market before you publish anything in this resource. None of this replaces your own legal review.
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