HERBAL REMEDIES FOR EVERYDAY AILMENTS

Help them find a remedyfor what’s bothering them.

Introduce the guides through everyday ailments — aching joints, sleepless nights, heartburn and more. The reader does not need to know herbs to get started.

Match your post to a remedy on the sales page. Use the same image and a direct link so readers can find the example that caught their attention.

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15 QUESTIONS · SOMETHING TO LEARN

How well do you
know your herbs?

Garlic being chopped on a wooden board

Familiar plants.
A few surprises.
Explanations after every answer.

Take a look
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THE AD WRITING DESK

BUILT FOR THE FACEBOOK FEED

Facebook Ad BuilderStart with a problem worth solving.

Primary text, headlines and creative notes for 28 angles. Choose the destination first. Let the ad and the page tell the same story.

A useful first test The red-tea blood-pressure example, the joint pairing or the hair-loss comparison. Match each image and link to one concern.

Audience & campaign setup

01 / CHOOSE THE CAMPAIGN

Drafting happens in your browser. This tool does not launch or fund an ad.

02 / EDIT YOUR AD

Use these fields for paid ads. The post captions below are for organic posts. Keep the affiliate disclosure and review any edits before publishing.

The test

Creative to useThe Herbal Remedy Companion green and gold book mockup

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The starting setup: audience, placements and measurement
Audience to test
United States, English-language creative, adults 35+, all genders. This is a starting hypothesis, not a verified buyer profile. Compare a broad audience with an available herb-gardening or cooking-interest audience if the account offers one.
First placement
Start with Facebook Feed and inspect every crop. Meta's current guide recommends 4:5 images at 1440 × 1800. The chamomile, lemon-balm and rosemary portraits are approximately 4:5; the supplied files are 1122 × 1402. Stories and Reels need a separately prepared 9:16 asset.
Objective and signal
For Traffic, choose the visit signal you can actually measure: landing-page views where available and verified, otherwise link clicks. These are not purchases. Switch to a purchase-focused setup only when your attributed purchase event works.
Tracking
Give each ad a unique Digistore24 campaign key, such as fb_cough_a1. Compare attributed approved orders and refunds in Digistore24. Use the confirmed affiliate commission to judge acquisition cost; the retail price is not your commission.
Test discipline
Set a total spending cap before launch. Compare three angles under the same conditions, then vary one element at a time. Keep a record of spend, visits and attributed approved orders. Do not declare a winner from clicks alone.
Health content
Keep health concerns as educational topics. Do not imply knowledge of a viewer's diagnosis or use quiz answers as health-targeting data. Avoid treatment guarantees and before-and-after health claims.

Checked against Meta's Traffic guidance, Feed image guide and personal-attributes policy. Settings and availability can differ by account. Review the final ad and destination in Ads Manager.

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THE LETTER DESK

AN EMAIL THAT SOUNDS LIKE YOU

Email Swipe BuilderGive the reader a reason to click.

Choose a topic your readers care about, from a cough that keeps coming back to a restless night. Pick an email, make it sound like you and add your Digistore24 ID for the link.

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THE IMAGE CABINET

THE CREATIVE LIBRARY

Good images.
Ready to share.

Use the current cover and mockups in your posts, emails and website.

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SIXTEEN EXAMPLES. MATCHING CREATIVE.

Use the image your visitor will recognise on the page.

These follow the rebuilt sales-page order. The four video-related recipe examples use real guide sample pages; the other images match the plant or remedy shown beside each section. Generated photographs are illustrative; the thinning-hair close-up is owner-supplied.

AI-generated editorial illustrations. Use your own affiliate link and disclosure in the accompanying post. These images are for illustrating a topic, rather than identifying plants for foraging.

The main book and its two digital bonus guides

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The digital bundle

The guide with both included bonus PDFs.

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The starter kit also includes three original ingredient images and the copy pack. Ingredient images are AI-generated illustrations. Read the asset notes.

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THE CAMPAIGN INDEX

START WITH AN ANGLE

Pick a hook.
Make it yours.

Choose from 23 campaigns about familiar health concerns, with captions, email notes and short video ideas. Let the post open a useful question.

Prefer everything in one file?

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THE READER NOTES

KNOW WHO YOU’RE SPEAKING TO

Find your people.
Start with what interests them.

From the curious cook to the reader who already grows herbs, there is more than one way into this book.

Suggested starting audience. These are campaign ideas based on the offer, not verified customer demographics. Use your own results to learn who responds.

LOCATION
United States first

The offer is in English with a US-dollar price. Test other English-speaking markets separately.

AGE GROUPS
Adults 35+

Compare 35–44, 45–54, 55–64 and 65+ when it makes sense for your campaign.

GENDER
All genders

Start broadly. Let your own clicks and sales guide any narrower focus.

INTERESTS
Useful skills at home

Herb gardening, cooking, herbal traditions, self-reliance and practical reference books.

01

The curious beginner

Knows garlic and ginger. Would enjoy finding out what else there is to learn.

“You know garlic. But how well?”
Start with the quiz
02

The practical home learner

Wants a place to look things up, simple amounts and clear steps to follow.

“Find the herb. Know what to do with it.”
Show the guide
03

The reader who enjoys herbs

Already knows a few plants. Wants to understand what their partners add.

“Turmeric gets the attention. What does black pepper add?”
Lead with the pairing
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THE WORD INDEX

48 IDEAS TO START WITH

The words behind
your next campaign.

Use these as content themes for Facebook posts, ads and emails. They are ideas for your message, rather than a list of available Facebook targeting interests.

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Seed ideas, not a ranked list. Search volume, competition and sales have not been verified.

QUIZ

8 IDEAS

Quiz & discovery

Lead with a question and invite people to test what they know.

  • herbal knowledge quiz
  • herb identification quiz
  • medicinal herbs quiz
  • plant knowledge quiz
  • how well do you know your herbs
  • herbal trivia
  • kitchen herbs quiz
  • learn about herbs

BOOK

8 IDEAS

Looking for a guide

For readers already looking for a useful herbal reference.

  • herbal remedies book
  • herbal medicine book for beginners
  • medicinal herbs guide
  • home herbal reference book
  • illustrated herb guide
  • herbal combinations guide
  • traditional herbal remedies book
  • herbal tea recipe book

BOOK

8 IDEAS

Familiar herbs & partners

Start with a familiar ingredient, then introduce the reason for its partner.

  • garlic traditional uses
  • ginger tea uses
  • turmeric and black pepper
  • chamomile tea traditional uses
  • peppermint tea digestion
  • hibiscus tea uses
  • mullein and marshmallow root
  • black seed oil and black pepper

QUIZ OR BOOK

8 IDEAS

Herbs to get curious about

Introduce a less familiar plant without giving away the quiz answers.

  • boswellia traditional uses
  • marshmallow root uses
  • lemon balm tea
  • hawthorn and hibiscus tea
  • berberine plants
  • barberry traditional uses
  • passionflower traditional uses
  • nettle leaf uses

BOOK

8 IDEAS

Making & using remedies

Show the value of clear amounts, preparation steps and practical kitchen notes.

  • how to make ginger tea
  • how to prepare dried herbs
  • herbal tea recipes
  • how to strain mullein tea
  • herbal remedies with teaspoons
  • herbal tea blends for beginners
  • choosing herb combinations
  • traditional herbal preparations

BOOK

8 IDEAS

Symptoms & everyday questions

Ideas for educational articles and posts about topics covered in the book.

  • dry cough herbs
  • wet cough herbs
  • herbs for joint pain
  • herbal tea for sleep
  • herbs for bloating
  • herbal traditions for seasonal allergies
  • hibiscus tea and blood pressure
  • herbs and blood sugar

Check the interest before you spend.

Check your region in Google Keyword Planner and Pinterest Trends. Pinterest Audience Insights can help you understand the people engaging with your content.

Use symptom phrases for educational content that matches the book. Keep paid ads within the platform’s rules and our promotion guidelines.

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THE PRODUCT BRIEF

The three digital guides3DIGITAL GUIDES

KNOW WHAT YOU’RE PROMOTING

Three digital guides.
A clear place to start.

The Herbal Remedy Companion helps beginners find their health problem, look up a remedy and follow the steps. The digital bundle includes the main book and both bonus guides.

158
illustrated herb profiles
49
herbal combinations
264
pages in the main guide
70
health problems in the finder
  • The Herbal Remedy CompanionThe complete main guide as a PDF.
  • Cooking with Herbs for HealthIncluded bonus PDF with 73 recipes.
  • The Herbal Tea ApothecaryIncluded bonus PDF with more than 50 blends.
$19.99 digital bundle

One payment · Three PDFs · 60-day money-back guarantee

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A paperback of the main book is sold separately on Amazon. Digistore24 affiliate links promote the digital bundle; Amazon orders do not automatically earn a Digistore24 commission.

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THE PROMOTION NOTES

PROMOTING THE HOME PREPPER

Share it well.
Keep it honest.

Organic posts, your own website, email newsletters and paid ads are welcome under these guidelines.

Download the guidelines
01

Make the offer clear

Promote the digital bundle as three PDF guides. The Amazon paperback is a separate purchase. Use the current price and real product details.

02

Be open about your link

Put a clear affiliate disclosure near the recommendation and link. Say that you may earn a commission if someone buys through it.

03

Use truthful copy

No invented results, endorsements, reviews, earnings or limited-stock stories. Avoid “scam” bait and misleading before-and-after claims.

04

Respect health decisions

Sell the value of the guide. Do not promise cures, guarantee health results or tell people to stop prescribed treatment.

05

Reach people fairly

Use your own audience and channels. No spam, purchased email lists, hidden redirects or cookie stuffing. Link to the quiz or sales page using your approved promotional link.

06

Paid ads are welcome

Follow the advertising platform’s rules and the rules where you market. Keep the ad and destination accurate, and do not imply you are the official Home Prepper account.

Useful reading: FTC guidance on endorsements and affiliate disclosures ↗

A FEW PLAIN ANSWERS

Before you share.

The small details that make your next promotion easier.

Can I use paid advertising?

Yes. Paid campaigns are welcome under our promotion guidelines. Follow your advertising platform’s policies and the rules where you market.

Who is the guide for?

People curious about herbal traditions, practical knowledge at home, kitchen ingredients and the reasons herbs are combined. Lead with an interest that fits your own audience; there is no need to know plant names before starting.

Which link should I use?

The quiz gives people something to do before they meet the book. The sales-page link introduces the guides; remedy links jump directly to one of the sixteen examples. Choose the route that fits your post. Use your own approved affiliate link for either route.

What commission will I earn?

Check the current rate and terms in your Digistore24 partnership for product 466293. Digistore24 manages reporting and payouts.

Can I change the captions and emails?

Yes. Make them sound like you, keep the product details accurate and add your own affiliate link. Only describe personal experience if you have actually had that experience.

What should I tell people about the quiz?

It is a 15-question herbal knowledge quiz with explanations after each answer. It introduces familiar and less familiar herbs. It is not a personalised health assessment.

Should I mention that I’m an affiliate?

Yes. Put a clear disclosure near your link. For example: “I may earn a commission if you buy through this link, at no extra cost to you.”

Can I use the book images and ingredient pictures?

Yes, to promote this product. The download kit includes the asset notes. The ingredient pictures are original AI-generated illustrations. The books themselves are not included as promotional giveaways.

A LITTLE HELP, IF YOU NEED IT

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