
The Cook Method
by Jon Yeazel
Same website. Half the tokens.
The prompts that get you to done—without the back-and-forth that burns your budget.
Build your own sites. Or sell them. Either way, The Cook Method pays for itself on day one.
The Cook Method is how I build agency-quality sites using half the tokens other people burn. Use it on your own projects, or charge clients for the results.
- Founders who want to build their own site without an agency
- Designers who want to ship live sites without a dev handoff
- Freelancers and agency owners selling sites for $2k–$10k+
- Shopify owners tired of cookie-cutter themes
- Vibe coders ready to actually finish and launch
- Anyone who has ever bought, built, or sold a website
- People hoping to skip learning anything at all
- Tutorial collectors looking for a 12-hour series
- Anyone unwilling to spend a few minutes paying attention
- Folks who want to argue about frameworks
Don't have v0 yet?
Open it free. Right now.
Before you spend a dollar with me, open v0 with my free link. Type one sentence. Watch it build a real website in front of you. Then come back and I'll show you The Cook Method — how to make it look like an agency built it.
Real feedback from real builders
“Hey Jon, great to meet you last weekend at the hackathon! Tried 'cook' and can tell the v1 quality is next level.”
“Dude, I'm like mind blown here. I would kill for your seed prompt structure.”
“You're making some crazy stuff in v0. HMU if you ever have feedback.”
“Found a new level. This is nuts, man.”

Jon Yeazel
Builder, teacher, v0 power user
26,000 conversations with v0. All for you.
I'm Jon Yeazel. I've spent more time inside v0 than just about anyone — over 26,000 conversations and counting. I've used it to build marketing sites, Shopify stores, internal tools, portfolios, landing pages, and everything in between.
Along the way I developed a specific prompting style — The Cook Method — that gets the same quality output in half the tokens. Most people don't know it exists. That's why they're burning through credits and still not getting finished sites.
I packed everything into one video. If you've ever bought, built, or sold a website — this makes you dramatically better at it. That's the whole pitch.
Total control of your website. One video. $74. Build cost per site stays $10–$50.
Pick your level of help.
One agency invoice for a marketing site is $5,000–$15,000. With The Cook Method, your build cost per site stays between $10 and $50.
The Cook Method
video + bonusesThe exact prompting style that gets you to a finished site in half the tokens. Watch it tonight, build a site that looks like an agency made it tomorrow.
- The full video walkthrough
- Access to all my templates
- Prompting strategy updates as I learn
- Community access + Site of the Month
- Build cost per site stays $10–$50
- Lifetime access + 30-day guarantee
1:1 Strategy Call
30 min with JonBring your idea, your stuck build, or a paying client project. We screen-share, prompt v0 together, and you walk away with a real site.
- Everything in The Cook Method
- 30 minutes 1:1 over Zoom
- I prompt v0 with you, live
- Walk away with a working site
- Recording + action list included
- 7-day email follow-up
The Kitchen Pass
full month accessFor agencies and serious builders. Full month of me on call: up to 4 working sessions, direct support, and reviews on every site you build.
- Everything in The Cook Method
- Up to 4 working sessions (30 min each)
- Direct text/email access
- Reviews on every site you build
- Priority booking
- Pays for itself on one client
Bonuses that keep giving
What websites actually cost.
Skip the agency. Build the site you actually want for ~$50 in v0 credits and a $74 video. Keep the $5,000+ you would've paid.
Charge clients $2,000–$10,000 per site. Spend $10–$50 building it. The video pays for itself on the first invoice.
The website you actually want is one video away. $74.
Stop burning through credits on sites that never feel finished. Learn The Cook Method tonight and build the same quality site in half the tokens tomorrow.