LeadBlasta

• Your materialA transcript, an article, notes or a link to a page or a YouTube video of yours (a few paragraphs at least). You can also just talk: the microphone turns your words into text.
• Your offerThe product or course the extension promotes, with its https link, and your other products if you want a My other offers category.
• Your profileYour name and email on your profile: they go on the sign-up box, the confirmation email and the privacy policy. Your brand colour is the extension's starting colour.
• A Chrome Web Store developer accountTo publish the extension: a Google account and the store's one-off registration fee. Trying it in Chrome needs nothing.

1. 1Open LeadBlastaAt leadblasta.ahastudio.net, or press Start something new on your account page and choose Chrome extension.
2. 2Pick the typeChecklist is categories, tasks inside them and the steps for each task; people tick steps and see their progress per category and overall. Library is a searchable library of swipes, frameworks, prompts or resources, as cards with a copy button.
3. 3Give it your materialPaste text, A link (a page or a YouTube video, read from its captions), Talk (press the microphone and say it), or Type. Only what is in your material goes into the extension.
4. 4Say who it is for and what it promotesFill the boxes or press Tell it in your own words. Add your offer and its link (the main button), your website (the footer), a main keyword idea and up to 3 competitor extensions (read for keywords only, never copied). Open My other offers to list your other products, or import a saved template.
5. 5Optional: who it is for, and the voiceIf you build for clients, pick the client under For (your client profiles are under Your account, Clients): the work uses its brand colour, voice, call to action and lead notifications, and is saved under that client in Your work. If you saved personas under Your account, Personas, pick one under Persona (BETA) to write in its voice and follow its Always and Never rules for this task; left on the default, it uses the client's default persona, else yours, else your profile voice. Aha Studio's own honesty rules always apply too. Each picker shows once you have saved a client or a persona.
6. 6Press Build my extensionIt reads your material, writes the content and checks every number and claim against your words. About 30 seconds.

1. 1Read it beside the live previewThe preview on the right is the real popup, the same files as the extension. Save to see your edits in it.
2. 2Fill every yellow [ADD] boxAnything the extension needs that your material does not say is a yellow box marked Needs you. Nothing is downloaded or published while one is left.
3. 3Edit, add, remove and reorderRename categories, edit tasks, put one step per line, or edit cards. Up and Down reorder; Write it again starts over from your material. Your edits count as your own words for every check that follows.
4. 4Read the Persona checksWritten with a saved persona? Persona checks lists the rules applied after writing and anything for you to check.

1. 1Colour and iconPick your colour and an initial, or upload a logo. The icon is made at 16, 32, 48 and 128 pixels.
2. 2Open or UnlockUnlock: the first category is free and the rest unlocks after sign-up (it stays unlocked on that browser). Open: everything is free, with a sign-up box people can close.
3. 3What the form asks forEmail always, a first name if you tick it, and a mobile number with its own text message consent box once your Twilio is connected.
4. 4Confirming the emailAha Studio sends a confirmation email: the person clicks the link, then presses I have confirmed in the extension to unlock, and only then is the lead sent to your email platform. My email platform confirms: for AWeber, Kit, GetResponse, MailerLite and beehiiv when their double opt-in is on, so people get one email, not two. No confirmation: unlocks at once.
5. 5Where sign-ups goEvery sign-up is in your Leads tagged "extension: " and the name. Choose your email platform, notification emails and webhooks in Where sign-ups go; Sequences can follow up.
6. 6Side panel and content feedSide panel opens the same content in Chrome's side panel. Content feed lets the extension download your newest words once a day, so edits reach every install without publishing again (text only, never code).

1. 1Press Write the listing and ranking setThree parts, a tick each: the keywords (competitor pages, real monthly Google searches on a plan), the Chrome Web Store listing, then the landing page, blog post, YouTube script and promo pack.
2. 2Check the listingThe rules: a title up to 45 characters, catchy and keyword rich; a summary up to 132 characters; a plain text description that uses the keywords naturally, never one more than 5 times, names your other products and ends with a call to action. The counts show under the description.
3. 3Make the store imagesThree screenshots (1280x800), the small promo tile (440x280) and the marquee (1400x560). Each prompt has the exact headline in it: Open in ChatGPT and upload what it makes, or Make it here on your own OpenAI key.
4. 4Copy the privacy policy and the privacy answersThe store needs a privacy policy because the extension collects email addresses. It is written from your settings and published with your landing page at /privacy/. The answers for the store's Privacy practices tab are under it.
5. 5Read the pages, the video script and the promo packThe landing page and the blog post link to the store and to each other; the YouTube description carries both links. Copy anything with its Copy button.

Press Add to my account first if you built it before signing in.

1. 1Download the ZIP Every ZIP is checked before it is sent: Manifest V3, every file it names, the icons, the permissions, the security policy and no remote code.
2. 2Try it in Chrome Unzip it, open chrome://extensions, turn on Developer mode, press Load unpacked and pick the folder.
3. 3Submit it to the Chrome Web Store In the Developer Dashboard: New item, upload the same ZIP, fill the listing from the store pack, answer the Privacy practices tab, pick distribution and press Submit for review. Google says most reviews finish within a few days.
4. 4Add your Chrome Web Store link Once it is live, paste its store address in step 5. Every asset links to it from then on.

1. 1Add your own code and adsOpen Your code and ads (BETA) with the publish options. Paste Head code (analytics, a pixel, a site verification tag) and Every page code (a chat widget, a booking button, an opt-in form). Under Ads, Add AdSense auto ads takes your publisher ID, and the ads.txt box lists your ad networks. Press Save code, then publish again to put it on your live landing page. The previews never run it. Only you, the owner, can add code.
2. 2Send them to your email platformConnect your email platform once under Your account, Email platforms (Kit, Mailchimp, AWeber, ActiveCampaign, GetResponse, MailerLite, beehiiv, Brevo, GoHighLevel and more). Then open Send to your email platform (Kit, Mailchimp, AWeber and more) here, pick the platform and its list, and press Save. Each new lead is added to that list; a push that failed shows Retry.
3. 3Follow up by emailEmail sequences for these leads (BETA) opens Sequences with this project picked: write the follow-up emails in your voice, then create them in your email platform, add new leads to them, or copy them.
4. 4All your leads in one placeEvery lead from every project is also in Your account, Leads: filter by AI worker, project, date or failed delivery, open a lead for every field and its delivery log (with Retry for a failed push to your email platform), set its follow-up status, add private notes, and download the filtered list as CSV.

Your plan also includes a monthly amount of AI work, shared by all your AI workers. When this month's is used, the AI work carries on with your own AI key: the provider and model you choose on your account page under AI and data keys. Store images are made on your own OpenAI key only.