Here's How to Become

ChatGPT Expert

Welcome to my eBook: The Ultimate ChatGPT guide for

Beginners!

Use these tools, prompts, and styles to enhance your

natural abilities and tap into your full potential.

In ever chapter you’ll get:

Actionable Tips
Step-by-Step Explanations
Accurate Visuals
Extra Resources
AI Tools

I hope you find the value of the eBook, and use your
knowledge to expand your potential with AI.
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 The Ultimate ChatGPT Guide

Introduction ........................................................................... 5
Vocabulary ............................................................................. 6
Introduction to ChatGPT .........................................................7
Practical Applications .............................................................11
Handy Expressions .................................................................13
General Tips ............................................................................13
Learning How to Prompt ......…................................................14
Types of Prompts .....................….......................................15
Summarising Info ......….......................................................16
Giving Instructions ..........................…................................16
Role Playing ...............…...................................................... 18
Adjusting Temperature ...............….................................... 19
Combining Techniques ...............…..................................... 22
AIPRM for ChatGPT ..........................….....................................24
Adding as a Chrome Extension ...............…..................... 25
My Favorite Prompts ...............…................................... 30
Top 15 Prompts to Check Out ...............…....................... 33
Avoiding Plagiarism ................................................................36
Required Tools ......….......................................................... 36
How to Trick Detection ......…............................................. 37
Editing Strategies ......…..................................................... 38
Writing with ChatGPT ..........................…................................39
Name Generation ...............….............................................41
Building a Website ...............….......................................... 43
Customer Service ...............…..............................................46
Creating Content ...............…...............................................47
Emailing with ChatGPT ..........................…............................... 48
Basic Emails ...............…...................................................... 49
Tone Modifiers ...............….................................................. 51
Long Email Responses ...............…....................................... 56
Responding to Cold Emails ...............…............................... 57
Coding with GPT-4 ..........................…..................................... 59
Narrowing Down Requests ...............…............................... 60
Example Code ...............…................................................... 62
Finding Requirements ...............…....................................... 64
Creating the Code ...............…............................................. 66
General Coding Tips ...............…......................................... 66
Using ChatGPT for SEO ..........................…............................... 68
Titles ...............…................................................................. 70
Ideation ...............…............................................................. 73
Keywords ...............….......................................................... 77
Meta Descriptions ...............…............................................. 78
Content Outlines ...............….............................................. 79
PROPERLY Keyword Research with ChatGPT ...............…... 80
Creating ChatGPT Plugins .......................................…............. 81
MidJourney with ChatGPT ......................................…............ 93
Semi-Conclusion ...........................................…........................ 101
Holy Prompts ...........................................…............................ 106
Real Life Use Cases ....................................................................122
TheLazyMarketer Promo ........................................................ 126
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
Prompt: The text or command that the user presents to the
model, in which ChatGPT will respond to in order to start a
conversation or receive information.

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Input: The text or message that the user types or speaks to

ChatGPT, which the chatbot uses to generate a response.

Training: The process of teaching a machine learning model,

like ChatGPT, to perform a specific task by exposing it to large
amounts of data.

Fine-tuning: The process of further training a pre-trained

machine learning model, like ChatGPT, on a smaller dataset to
adapt it to a specific task or domain.
Introduction
to ChatGPT
Introduction to ChatGPT

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Chatbots have been around for a while, and they're pretty

important in modern-day communication. But AI-powered
chatbots are a whole new level of cool.

In this section, we're gonna dive into what ChatGPT-4 is, and
cover some of the history behind the model.

If you're looking for the value content, skip to Page 11!

What Is ChatGPT?

ChatGPT-4 is an AI-powered chatbot developed by OpenAI, a

research organization dedicated to creating advanced artificial
intelligence technologies. ChatGPT-4 is based on the
Generative Pre-trained Transformer 4 (GPT-4) language
model, which is the latest version of the GPT series.

The GPT-4 model was trained on a massive amount of text

data - as much as a rumored 100 trillion parameters.
Essentially, these parameters help it understand natural
language and generate human-like responses.

In addition, this chatbot relies on a large multimodal model,

accepting image and text inputs while emitting text outputs.

ChatGPT-4 is designed to engage in human-like

conversations, provide personalized responses, and
understand the context of any conversation.

What is the difference between GPT-4 and GPT-3.5?

ChatGPT-4 is the latest iteration of OpenAI’s GPT (Generative

Pre-trained Transformer) series, which includes GPT-1, GPT-2,
GPT-3 (and its update GPT 3.5), and now GPT-4.

These models have been trained on increasingly greater

amounts of data and are extremely adept at generating
coherent and contextually relevant text.

So yea, you’re safe in thinking that the main difference

between ChatGPT-3.5 and ChatGPT-4 is the amount of data
used to train the language models. ChatGPT-4 has as much as
ten times the number of parameters as ChatGPT-3.5, making it
much more powerful.
With more parameters, the model has a greater capacity to
learn from the data it is trained on, and therefore can
generate more accurate and human-like responses.

To summarise:

GPT-4 Can Understand Images

One of GPT-4’s most incredible new features is its ability to
process both text and pictures, in what is being called
“multimodal” technology.

In other words, you can upload images and GPT will recognise
them. *With some tools*

Larger Word Limit

The introduction of GPT-4 now means that the language
model is capable of handling a 25,000-word input limit, up
from 8,000 in GPT-3.5.

Higher Accuracy
GPT-4 is meant to give users substantially more accurate
responses to their queries. According to OpenAI’s update
announcement, GPT-4 is "40% more likely to produce factual
responses than GPT-3.5." GPT-4 also has more advanced
reasoning capabilities when compared to ChatGPT-3.5.
Access During Peak Times
ChatGPT's huge popularity has meant that the chatbot’s
website can be particularly overloaded at times, cutting out
access to its features. However, GPT-4 promises to solve that
problem with access even during peak times.

Faster Responses
ChatGPT usually generates its responses in a matter of
minutes or even seconds. ChatGPT Plus promises to be even
faster enabling more efficient and productive interactions.

More Creativity
There’s no doubt that ChatGPT-4 is the most collaborative and
creative version of the AI so far, particularly when faced with
complex and intricate situations. This is noticeable as the bot
is capable of processing more instructions than GPT-3.5. For
example, ChatGPT-4 is capable of learning a user’s writing
style and producing, for example, an essay or a screenplay in
the same style.

Supports More Languages

AI tech has predominantly been trained on English-based data
and ChatGPT has predominantly been used by English
speakers. However, GPT-4 is able to perform with high
accuracy across 26 languages, including Korean, Russian and
Japanese.
 Practical
Applications
 *These are pretty much
Practical Applications
essentials at this point*
Connect ChatGPT with the Internet
Use the power of AI, with the power of the Internet.
Download the Chrome Extension "WebChatGPT: ChatGPT
with Internet Access"

Connect ChatGPT with Email

Use the ChatGPT Writer Chrome extension to write or reply to
emails using AI by entering a few keywords.
Download the Chrome Extension "ChatGPT Writer"

Connect ChatGPT with Twitter

Let AI and tweetGPT help you write/reply to tweets.
Download the Chrome Extension "TweetGPT"

Find What Others are Prompting

FlowGPT allows you to see the latest and most popular
prompts by category, inspiring your next startup or assisting
with editing your resume.
Download the Chrome Extension "FlowGPT"

Use ChatGPT as a Search Extension

This Chrome extension allows you to embed ChatGPT
responses in Google, Bing, and other search engines.
Download the Chrome Extension "ChatonAI"
Connect ChatGPT to Everything
Use ChatGPT to finish work anywhere, everywhere.
Download the Chrome Extension "Merlin"

Connect ChatGPT with Search

Extension for web browsers that shows ChatGPT's response
alongside search results.
Download the Chrome Extension "ChatGPT for Search
Engines"

Chat to ChatGPT with Your Voice

Use the spacebar to use your voice to talk to ChatGPT, instead
of typing. Enjoy faster, more fluent conversations not limited
by the speed of ChatGPT.
Download the Chrome Extension "Promptheus"

Text to Speech with ChatGPT

AI powered smart voice reader, with natural voices.
NaturalReader - Text To Speech, is a chrome extension that
converts text online into natural speech.
Download the Chrome Extension "Natural Reader"

Use ChatGPT to Generate Video

Generative AI enables users to transform any picture or video
into extraordinary experiences
Download the Chrome Extension "D-ID"
General Tips
1. Test, test, test!!!
2. Play with the temperature of your prompts*
3. Give more context than needed
4. Give examples of what you are looking for
5. Use prompts to avoid AI detection*

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"Let's think step by step" mor

This makes the AI think logically and can be specifically helpful

with math problems.

"Thinking backwards"

This can help if the AI keeps arriving at inaccurate conclusions.

"In the style of [famous person]"

This will help match styles really well.

"As a [insert profession/role]" *GAMECHANGER*

This helps frame the bot's knowledge, so it knows what it

knows—and what it doesn't.
Learning How to
Prompt
Learning How to Prompt
Prompt engineering (PE) involves effectively communicating
with AI in order to achieve desired outcomes. As AI technology
continues to progress rapidly, the ability to master prompt
engineering has become an increasingly valuable skill.

Prompt engineering techniques can be applied to a broad

range of tasks, making it a valuable tool for anyone aiming to
enhance their efficiency in both common and innovative
activities.

Before delving into the topic of effective versus ineffective

prompts, it is essential to understand the different types of
prompts available.
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Open-ended
These types of prompts generate a diverse range of responses
from ChatGPT. For instance, "Tell me about your experience
with [product/service]" or "What are your thoughts on
[industry/niche]?"
Multiple-choice
These types of prompts offer a set of options for ChatGPT to
select from. Examples include
"Which [product/service] do you prefer?" or "Do you prefer
[Option A] or [Option B]?"

Fill-in-the-blank
These types of prompts enable you to input specific
information into a sentence or question. For example, "My
company provides [product/service] to assist customers in
achieving [goal/benefit]."

Binary
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to respond with a
simple "Yes" or "No." Examples include "Do you think
[industry/niche] is becoming more popular?" or "Have you
previously used [product/service]?"

Ordering
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to order a group of
items according to preference or significance. Examples
include "Rank these [products/services] from most to least
popular" or "Which [product/service] do you think holds the
most value for customers?
Prediction
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to forecast or make a
prediction about a future event or trend. Examples include
"What do you think will be the most significant [trend/issue]
in [industry/niche] in the next 5 years?" or "How do you
anticipate [product/service] will perform in the market next
year?"

Explanation
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to clarify a concept
or process. Examples include "Can you explain the [technical
term] in simple terms?" or "How does [product/service]
work?"

Opinion
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to offer an opinion or
perspective on a topic. Examples include "What is your
opinion on [controversial topic]?" or "Do you think [new
trend/technology] will be successful in the market?"

Instruction
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to provide guidance
or instructions on a specific task or process. Examples include
"How do I [perform a specific task]?" or "What are the steps to
[complete a specific process]?"
Scenario
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to provide a
response based on a particular scenario or situation.
Examples include "What would you do if a customer
complained about [issue]?" or "How would you handle a
situation where [problem] occurred?"

Comparative
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to compare or
contrast two or more items. Examples include "What are the
differences between [product A] and [product B]?" or
"Which [marketing strategy] do you think is more effective?"

Feedback
These types of prompts require ChatGPT to provide feedback
or suggestions on a product, service, or idea. Examples
include "What feedback do you have for my
[website/marketing campaign]?" or "Do you have any
suggestions for improving [product/service]?"

We've seen the different types of prompts that you can ask
ChatGPT.

Now, let's get ready to master!

Role Playing *GAMECHANGER*

The first prompting technique is to assign a role to the AI.

For example, your prompt could start off with "You are a
doctor" or "You are a lawyer" and then ask the AI to answer
some medical or legal question. Here are some examples:

Act as an Etymologist​

I want you to act as an etymologist. I will give you a word and

you will research the origin of that word, tracing it back to its
ancient roots. You should also provide information on how the
meaning of the word has changed over time, if applicable. My
first request is "I want to trace the origins of the word 'pizza'".

Act as an Absurdist​

I want you to act as an absurdist. The absurdist's sentences

are meaningless. The words used by an absurdist are
completely ridiculous. The absurdist does not make
commonplace sentences in any way. My first suggestion
request is "I need help creating absurdist sentences for my
new series called Hot Skull, so write 10 sentences for me".

***Find more Role Playing prompts in the Suffix***

When assigning a role to the AI, we are giving it some context.
This context helps the AI understand the question better. With
better understanding of the question, the AI often gives better
answers.

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Playing with the Temperature t we
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Temperature allows you to control how creative you want the

AI to be (on a scale of 0 to 1).

A lower score makes the bot less creative and more likely to
say the same thing given the same prompt. A higher score
gives the bot more flexibility and will cause it to write
different responses each time you try the same prompt.

The default of 0.7 is pretty good for most use cases, but play
around with it!

Let's check out two example of asking ChatGPT what the

color blue is:
That's better! As we can see, it should only be used with select
examples.

Here's a few more for your convenience!

Okay, enough fun for now! Back to the learning.

Combining Prompting Techniques

As we've seen, prompts can have varying formats and

complexity.

They can include context, instructions, and multiple input-

output examples.

Combining these different prompting techniques can lead to

more powerful prompts.

Here is an example of a prompt that includes context,

instructions, and multiple examples:

"Twitter is a social media platform where users can post short

messages called "Tweets". Tweets can be positive or negative,
and we would like to be able to classify tweets as negative or
positive...."
"... Here are some examples of positive and negative tweets.
Make sure to classify the last tweet correctly.

Q: Tweet: ""What a beautiful day!"

Is this tweet positive or negative?

A: positive
*Although ChatGPT
Q: Tweet: "I hate this class." can interpret emotions
Is this tweet positive or negative? based on the inputs you
provide, please don't rely on
A: negative these*

Q: Tweet: "I love pockets on jeans."

A: "
Prompting (Extra Page)
You've officially made it through the first chapter of the
guide!

Now you know how to prompt like an expert!

Let's check out some extra resources and questions:

Extra Resources
H-Educate:
https://www.youtube.com/@hasanaboulhasan
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Matt Wolfe on Youtube: w t tin g
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https://www.youtube.com/@mreflow r m or ick s*
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Aadit Sheth on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaditsh/

AI Tools:
SnackPrompt - curated prompts *GAMECHANGER*
Hugging Face - prompts for literally everything
HeroGPT - auto-generate unique prompts
MJ Prompt Tool - Midjourney prompt tool
PromptPal - prompt directory
 AIPRM
for ChatGPT
AIPRM - The Only ChatGPT Extension You'll Need

AIPRM adds a list of curated prompt templates for SEO, SaaS

and more to ChatGPT.

Basically, it is a giant compilation of the best prompts.

I'm giving AIPRM for ChatGPT it's own chapter - that should
tell you enough!

Let's get into it:

Add "AIPRM for ChatGPT" as a Chrome Extension

Follow all the download instructions, and let's move onto

the content!
AIPRM adds a list of curated prompt templates for SEO, SaaS
and more to ChatGPT.

When I'm creating this, there are currently 2600+ prompts

to use with ChatGPT - let's check out the best!

*There are now

over 2,835*
Best AIPRM Prompts

1. Outrank Competitor's Article

Easily my favorite prompt on the extension, this tool is LEGIT!

Simply paste the URL of a competitor blog post into the

prompt, and it will create a new blog post with more
keywords, value and higher search ranking.
 STOP
***Although ChatGPT is GREAT for idea generation and outlines,
ChatGPT should ALWAYS be finalised with human touch!***

So let's say I wanted to create an blog where I talk about

one of my hobbies: Tai Chi

To do this, I'd search up Tai Chi on the internet:

Great. Now, let's copy and paste this blog post into AIPRM:

Now let's hit enter, and see what type of results come out!
That's pretty sick - all in one click?

If you're surprised, you'll love the next prompt!

2. Write a Complete Book in One Click

Wait, wait, wait.

You mean I can create a FULL book by only typing in the

topic I'm looking for?
*AIPRM is better for
Let's try out a few examples: content outlines*
A FULL BOOK ON THE HISTORY OF SESAME STREET?

Interesting. What other topics can't it do?

Let's find it's limits:

Could it write about the dystopian reality of George Orwell's

1984?

Absolutely.
How about explaining Quantum Physics to fifth graders?

Damn.

But wait - there HAS to be one topic it sucks at.

Ah - I have an idea:
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I mean it's okay, but it is awfully generic.

Thank god ChatGPT isn't coming for everything!

3. One Click Course Creator

If you are creating a course, project, or outline, I STRONGLY
suggest using the One Click Course Creator.

Even if you have everything planned out, it never hurts to

get extra inspiration!!! *Free game right here*

I'm currently 75% of the way done writing this eBook - and I
just used this prompt for inspiration!

It gave me the idea to add Discussion Questions after each

chapter :)

Let's see how it works:

So I asked the prompt to give me a course outline for
Learning How to Mountain Climb for Beginners.

At first it explains the course, as well as gives you a title for

your project:

and then we get a whole outline of the course!

Overall, a great productivity and inspiration tool to save you
hours of time planning or writing.

Use this purely for inspiration, or use it for blogs!

STOP
***Be sure to rewrite or check blog posts after prompts***

Okay!!!

I am not going to spend much longer on this chapter, so I

will attach a list of my favorite prompts below.

Check them all out in your free time!

Extras
4. E-Commerce SEO: Generate Product Descriptions!
5. Rewrite Article | Keyword-Rich Content
6. Audit Page Content for SEO [2.1.0]
7. 30 Social Media Posts & Image Suggestions With 1 Click
8. Code Generator
9. Keyword Generator
10. Optimize Your Google Business Profile (GMB)
11. Midjourney V5 prompts - 6 different styles
12. Written SEO Article | 100% Human Content Score
13. Local SEO Master Plan Generator
AIPRM (Extra Page)
Great job! We made it through the second chapter of the
eBook.

AIPRM is a great tool to use for efficiency in the workplace,

so put it to use!

Let's check out some final resources and questions:

Extra Resources
AIPRM on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/@aiprm
*Follow these creators
for more AIPRM
Lori Ballen on Youtube:
content*
https://www.youtube.com/@Loriballen

Christoph C. Cemper on LinkedIn:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/cemper/

Tools
Quillbot Paraphraser - reword AI content
WriteSonic - SEO optimized content *GAMECHANGER*
MagicBlog - Ai blogging machine
 Avoiding
Plagiarism
Avoiding Plagiarism with ChatGPT

Identifying artificially generated text poses a major challenge

for safety researchers, educators, and other professionals.
While some tools such as GPTZero, GPT2 detector, and
bilingual detectors have gotten popularity, they are not
foolproof and can easily be tricked.

As new models and detection techniques emerge, detecting

AI-generated text is probably going to be an ongoing battle.

Some companies have already begun projects with big claims,

but verifying these can be tough, as models are continually
evolving.

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1. OpenAI Text Classifier​

The Text Classifier created by OpenAI is a machine learning

model that has been trained on a significant amount of data,
consisting of both artificially generated and human-written
text of comparable quality. Using this classifier, it is possible to
estimate the probability that a given text was produced by a
Language Model (LM).
2. The Watermark Method​

An alternative approach to identifying artificially generated

text involves incorporating a watermark during the text
generation process. This technique may involve utilizing a
Language Model (LM) "whitelist" to determine whether the
text was created by a particular AI model.

3. DetectGPT​

The DetectGPT4 technique is capable of identifying AI-

generated text with less preparation compared to previous
approaches. Scholars have discovered that Language Model
(LM) text generations typically occupy regions of negative
curvature in the log probability function of the model.

How to "Trick" Detection

As AI-generated text detectors have advanced, so have the

methods used to circumvent them. There exist various
techniques to deceive the detectors into believing that
artificially generated text was written by a human.

Quillbot Paraphraser
GPTMinus
TrickMeNotAI
Originality AI
Editing Strategies

To make it harder for AI-generated text to be correctly

identified, one can replace words with synonyms, vary the
frequency of words, and manipulate syntax or formatting.

Another tactic involves embedding invisible markers such as 0-

width spaces, emojis, or unusual characters into the text.

It is also possible to deceive detectors by providing the model

with specific instructions on how to generate text. By
including prompts like those shown below, detection of AI-
generated text can become much more challenging:

Additional techniques include requesting the model to display

empathy, reminding it to use appropriate language and tone,
and ensuring that it includes emotional statements.
Writing with
ChatGPT
Writing with ChatGPT

Writing with ChatGPT can be one of the greatest efficiency

hacks in our life.

However, nobody knows how to get good responses (what

you were looking for).

In this chapter, we'll give you the tools it takes!

Here are a few basic tips to get started:

Fine-tune the model on a specific dataset: The model's

performance can be improved by fine-tuning it on a
dataset that's specific to the type of writing that you want
to improve. For example, if you want to improve your
fiction writing, fine-tune the model on fiction writing.

Use the model as a writing prompt: ChatGPT can be used

to generate writing prompts, which can help to overcome
writer's block and generate new ideas for writing.

Use the model for editing and proofreading: ChatGPT can

be used to generate suggestions for improving grammar,
punctuation, and style. This can help to catch mistakes
and make writing more polished.
 Use the model as a writing partner: ChatGPT can be
used to generate responses to your writing, which can
help to simulate a writing partner or a writing group and
get feedback on your writing.

Give the model a tone: ChatGPT can take the tone of

whichever emotion you are trying to convey.

Use the model for research: ChatGPT can be used to

generate summaries of research articles or other texts,
which can help to quickly gather information and
insights for your writing.

Use the model for generating ideas: ChatGPT can be

used to generate new ideas for writing, which can help
to add depth and interest to your writing.

Fine-tune the model on a specific dataset

If you'd like the model to help you writing journey, you
should first consider two things:

Uploading your writing samples

Uploading task details
The first is a list of writing samples that ChatGPT can use to
help write to your tone of voice.

For the second upload, feel free to copy and paste text from
the topic/task of your choice, and use it to train the model.

Here it is also good to ask ChatGPT exactly what it needs

from you, in order to solve the problem.
Use the Model as a Writing Prompt

We've already seen the AIPRM Extension: Course Outline in

One Click.

But if you aren't interested in downloading AIPRM, here's

another way you can use ChatGPT to create writing prompts:

Ask and you shall receive!

The output is not as good as the AIPRM one, but we can

make it work :)
Give the Model a Tone

This is my favourite tool to use with ChatGPT.

Literally just - changing the tone of voice - kinda like our

moms told us!

The following is a list of tones to give ChatGPT:

Formal
This tone is professional and academic, typically used in
business or academic writing. It is characterized by its
adherence to formal grammar and vocabulary, and avoids
the use of contractions or slang.

Example: A research paper or business report.

Informal
This tone is casual and conversational, often used in personal
communication or informal writing such as blogs or emails. It
is characterized by its use of colloquial language and
contractions.

Example: A personal blog or email to a friend.

Persuasive
This tone seeks to convince the reader to agree with the
writer's viewpoint. It often utilizes strong language and
emotional appeals to persuade the reader.

Example: A political campaign speech or a persuasive essay.

Descriptive
This tone uses sensory details to create a vivid image in the
reader's mind. It is characterized by its use of figurative
language and descriptive adjectives.

Example: A travelogue or a novel.

Narrative
This tone tells a story, typically in chronological order. It is
characterized by its use of descriptive language and dialogue.
Example: A memoir or a short story.

Humorous
This tone is lighthearted and amusing, often utilizing puns,
irony, or sarcasm. It is characterized by its use of humor to
entertain the reader.

Example: A satirical news article or a comedic essay.

Authoritative
This tone conveys confidence and expertise on a particular
subject. It is characterized by its use of facts, statistics, and
expert opinions.

Example: A scientific paper or a how-to guide.

Inspirational
This tone seeks to motivate and inspire the reader. It often
utilizes anecdotes or personal stories to convey a message of
hope or encouragement.

Example: A self-help book or a graduation speech.

Confrontational
This tone challenges the reader's beliefs or assumptions. It
often utilizes strong language and rhetorical questions to
provoke a reaction from the reader.

Example: An opinion piece or a debate argument.

Those are some good ones - let me know if you discover

more!
Get a Writing Partner

Instead of relying on "peer review" (if they even do that

anymore), use ChatGPT to proofread your work!

"Proofread the following excerpt: [text here]"

and ChatGPT is able to proofread our text, and make the

edits automatically.

Here are a few more use cases:

1. "Rewrite this text"

2. Optimize this old content for X
3. Be a Crtique
4. Grade this assignment
5. Rewrite this text for [target market]
Writing (Extra Page)
WOOOOO-HOOOOO!

Yet another chapter sponged up into our brain particles.

I hope you guys are enjoying up to this point!

Here's some resources for the chapter:

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Tools
LinkDelta - a platform for copywriting and content
Reflectr - declutter your writing process
ByeBlankPage.ai - copywriting tool for writers
Blogger.ai - content generation and ideation
Yarnit - convert content into storytelling easy *GAMECHANGER*
Ocoya - a bunch of tools for SM and content
 Emailing
with ChatGPT
Email with ChatGPT

Writing emails can be a time consuming task, especially when

you need to read through an email you received first.

Here are some use cases:

Basic Emails

Waking up sick is a bad feeling - but not wanting to go to work

is even worse.

Here's an example of a good prompt you can use:

to which the prompt answers:

As we can see, that email is pretty basic and boring.

Let's add some heat to the mix!

Tone Modifiers

It's insanely easy to modify ChatGPT to give you more emotive

outputs. For instance, you can ask the model to"Respond in a
funny way" or "Reply in a serious manner."

Check out a few examples below:

"Write an email to my boss saying that I will be out of office

today since I am sick. Respond as if you were Dave Chappelle,
adding as much humour to the email as possible. Additionally,
give a horrible reason for being sick."

OR ....
"Write an email to my boss saying that I will be out of office
today since I am sick. Be as direct as possible. I don't care if I
lose my job, I want to get my frustrations across."

OR ....

"Write an email to my boss saying that I will be out of office

today since I am sick. Be as direct as possible. I don't care if I
lose my job, I want to get my frustrations across."
Which the last prompt results in:

So many possibilities!

Let's make it more professional:

Perfect!
So now we've seen how to respond to emails, and add a tone
of voice or direction for ChatGPT to take.

Now, let's see what happens when we have to respond

to long format emails:

Long-Email Responses

Imagine that you receive a long email from your boss with a
lot of information. You need to respond to the email, but you
don't have time to read through the entire thing.

Let's try the prompt below:

To which ChatGPT responds:

Awesome. Now, let's take these action steps to write a
response email to our boss:

To which ChatGPT responds:

Perfect! And an extra tip for everyone: combine these steps

into one!

ChatGPT can create action items (behind the scenes) and

output you exactly what you ask for :)
Okay, so now we've seen how to respond to emails, how to
add a tone of voice, and how to respond to long emails.

This brings us to the most difficult category - Cold Emails!

Cold Email Requests

Cold emails are horrendous. It's impossible to get replies,

good subject lines, etc.

So let's simplify that process a little with ChatGPT

***Provide as many details as possible here***

So, the results are great. But they could be much better.

Use Relevant Information

Awesome. So we just sent a personalized email to Mr. Gerald

selling our ShapeX services.

But let's take it further by adding relevant information:

Let's take my profile for example.

Using information in my "About Us" and "Featured" sections,

we can scrap info that may be used in our cold email
campaigns!
Looking for personality and unique"selling" points, we should be
able to find a piece of information that gives us value.

Bingo - I mention that I am passionate about Artificial

Intelligence!

Let's take this info, copy and paste, and put it into ChatGPT:

Great, now we should be able to see a much more personalized

email while selling him Banana Chips!
Nice! A personalized email in a fraction of the time.

Once you start adding more and more data into ChatGPT, the outputs
will be much more useful and effective at solving your problems!
Emailing (Extra Page)
We are really putting in some work now!

50 pages into the eBook, and you're already better than 80%
of ChatGPT users.

Let's check out some final resources and questions for this
chapter:

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Tools
Gnbly - automate your communication *GAMECHANGER*
Adwrite - email + copywriting content
PurpleWave - copywriting tool for marketers
Coding
Using ChatGPT to Write Code

There are two pretty important things about ChatGPT and

coding.

1. The code is fairly good

2. The code can also lead you into a rabbit hole

So - if you're interested in using ChatGPT to write code, here's

the steps you should take:

TLDR
Narrow Your Request
Ask for Example Code
Find the Requirements
Ask for the Code!
Narrow Down Your Request

This first step is where you decide what you are going to ask
of ChatGPT -- but not yet ask it anything.

Decide on what you want your function or routine to do, or

what you want to learn about to incorporate into your code.

Imagine you're paying a human programmer to do this. Are

you giving that person enough information to be able to
work on your assignment?

Here's an example: Recently, I tried creating a Chrome

Extension that would scan a competitor website, and output
the top keywords that the page was using to rank on Google
...

Let's check it out!!!

On the last page we learned about narrowing down your

request (providing the most useful information to the
model).

Here's a prompt you can use to do so:

(Prompt on Next Page)

You can see here that whenever you aren't sure of what to
do, just ask ChatGPT what it needs from you.

It works pretty well.

Ask ChatGPT for an Example Code

Let's be clear. Unless you're writing a very small function,

ChatGPT isn't going to be able to write your final code.

Let's see what I'm talking about ...

ChatGPT is terrible at modifying already-written code.

Terrible, as in, it doesn't do it. So to get new code, you have to

ask ChatGPT to generate something new.

But that doesn't mean the example code is worthless. Far

from it. Let's take a look at a prompt I wrote based on the
project I described earlier. Here's the first part:

and the response:

Awesome.

So now, we know that the example code from ChatGPT works

(at least from an output perspective).

Great - let's start creating our code now!

Find the Requirements

As we said before, always ask ChatGPT what it needs from

you.

Feel free to use the prompt below!

When you've entered this into the model, feel free to answer
all relevant questions:
Ask for the Code!

Great! Now ChatGPT knows everything it needs from us.

Let's start coding!

Ask the model to create the code for you:

Click "Continue" to Complete

If you notice that the code stops being created halfway through,
tell the model to continue!

General Coding Tips

1. Ask ChatGPT your Coding Questions!

2. Ask ChatGPT if it is 100% sure of what it's doing
3. If problems occur, ask ChatGPT to review it's own code
4. ChatGPT knows all coding languages
5. ChatGPT is x500 faster than a programmer
6. but it won't replace coders anytime soon!
Coding (Extra Page)
Yet another chapter knocked down from the eBook - aaare
you not entertaaaained?

In all seriousness, if you've gotten to this point, you are

likely in the 99% percentile of ChatGPT - coding is difficult!

Here's a few extra tools and resources:

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Tools
CodeConvert - translate programming language easy
BricaBack AI - no code app generation *GAMECHANGER*
CodeWP - AI coding tool for WordPress *GAMECHANGER*
PiggyMagic - shareable webpages in seconds
ChatGPT for
SEO
Using ChatGPT for SEO
There are countless different aspects to SEO, from on-page
implementation, to technical improvements, to building
effective content for readers, and more.

Here are a few of the sections we'll cover in this chapter:

TL;DR
1. Titles
2. Keyword Research
3. Ideas + Outlines
4. Seed Keywords
5. Descriptions
a. Meta Descriptions
b. Product Descriptions
c. Ad Copy
6. Proofreading
7. Rewriting
8. Optimizing Old Content

In this chapter, we will be going through the idea of

creating a FULL blog post with ChatGPT (to show all use
cases in order).

Now that we understand how it works, let's look at the

steps involved in using it to generate blog posts:
ChatGPT for Idea Generation

As a start, you can ask ChatGPT to give you a list of similar

keywords to the ones that you’re targeting for your own
business or client.

Let’s say you’re a cookie shop owner in New York City trying to
grow your business’s visibility.

Try asking ChatGPT for related keywords to “local cookies in

New York City.”

STOP
***Although ChatGPT is GREAT for idea generation and outlines,
ChatGPT should NEVER be used for keyword research!***
As I said before, NEVER TAKE THESE AS FINAL KEYWORDS.

Great, so let's expand on a few of these ideas:

and remember, we could always adjust the temperature in

order to get more unique responses!

However, this is what the output gives:

Awesome! Now we have some unique blog post ideas to

start.

For this example, let's choose: Hidden Gem Cookie Shops in

New York
So - we have our Blog post idea, and a few keywords that are
related to our idea.

From here, we can develop a bit better of a structure for our

keywords.

Keyword Research with ChatGPT

Starting our keyword research, let's try to find some

inspiration using ChatGPT:

and the response:

As we can see, these keywords are pretty sh*t.

Who the heck in their right mind would search this into
Google?!?

Okay, that was maybe rude - but odds are, not that many
people will use these terms.

Depending on the platform you use, feel free to plug these

terms into: aHrefs, BuzzSumo, SEMRush, etc.

Generate Titles with ChatGPT

Now, let's takeour Blog idea, and let's create some blog title
ideas!
and here's the output:

Perfect!

but wait - this is the ULTIMATE ChatGPT Guide ...

I can't just stop there ... let's try this!

Meta Descriptions

ChatGPT can also help you write effective title tags and meta
descriptions for better optimization.

Let's check it out:

Great - but we aren't there just yet!

Content Outlines with ChatGPT

I'm not gonna spend a lot of time on this part - it's fairly
simple!

Ask ChatGPT to create you a blog content outline, and

include any of the chapters/content that you'd like:

*GAMECHANGER*
Awesome!

Now we can write the sections individually ....

Let's find out how to rank for keywords!

How to PROPERLY Keyword Rank with ChatGPT

As we said previously, using only ChatGPT is not enough to

rank highly in the search engine results.

Often, if you ask for ChatGPT to include keywords in your

blog posts or content, the following will happen:

1. Keyword Cramming
2. Non-Relevant Keywords

In both cases, these don't benefit your search ranking.

Let's find out how to change this!

For this example, we are going to write a blog post about

Yoga Exercises to Try at Home
Great! Now let's have ChatGPT create the content:

Okay, this is good!

But we forgot to ask for relevant keywords - let's try again:

Amazing!

But wait - how can we be sure that it will boost our SEO
presence?

We plug it into a third-party app or extension!

I like using SEOSurfer, but feel free to use your SEO editor of
choice!

So we got a ranking of 46%.

Not very good! But now we know what to include!

Great, now we can input these back into ChatGPT, and rank
again in SEOSurfer.

Here are a few more use cases:

"Rewrite this text for [target market"

"You are now a Google Ads expert / SEO Guru"
"Critique this ad copy like you were Google"
Get FAQs
Paraphrase
Categorize Content for Semantic SEO *GAMECHANGER*
Create Newsletter Templates
Summarise Data with ChatGPT *GAMECHANGER*
SEO (Extra Page)
I know a lot of people are looking forward to this chapter, so
I wanted to give extra resources on this one.

Hope you all enjoy!

Extra Resources
Matt Diggity on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/@MattDiggity

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Tools
CF Spark - copywriting prompts for everything
LinkDelta - content generation
isWrite - critique your copywriting with Ai
OneLiner - landing page copy in seconds *GAMECHANGER*
OpenL - Ai translation tool
Auri.Ai - assistant for faster writing
DeepL - Ai translation tool
CoachVox AI - create an Ai version of yourself *GAMECHANGER*
Creating a
Plugin
Creating a ChatGPT Plugin
Before I start with this chapter, I have to give a HUUUGE
shoutout to Liam Ottley on Youtube.

I don't have ANY coding experience, and his

Youtube channel was a huge help
for this chapter!

Check out his links below!

https://www.youtube.com/@LiamOttley

There are three main ingredients to a ChatGPT plugin: the app

file (main.py), the plugin manifest file (ai-plugin.json) and
OpenAPI definition (openapi.yaml).

Without further ado, let's get into it:

Step 1: Finding an API key

In order to create a ChatGPT, you need to first connect an API

key from an alternative platform.

Think of this more as the data set that you are pulling
information from - the same info that will be output to the
user.
You can see how the process works via the photo above!

Human Input -> ChatGPT -> API Key -> Info -> ChatGPT Output

So ... find your API key!

In this example, Liam uses the NewsAPI, as he wants his

plugin to be a source that users can instantly get the newest
news.
Step 2: Fill Out the Plugin Template

Yet again, Liam came in clutch with a prompting template!

Essentially, these are the assets that ChatGPT will need in

order to create the plugin:

$GENERAL_PROMPT_SCOPE

This will be the overall solution that your plugin will be used for. Think
of the problem that you want to solve, and work your way backwards.

$EXAMPLE_PROMPTS

These are the inputs that the user of your plugin would be expected
to say!

If your plugin was a weather predictor app, this would be something

like "Hey $Plugin_Name, what will the weather look like next week?"

$INFO_NEEDED_FOR_FUNCTIONALITY

All the info needed for your plugin to work!

In the weather example, this would be info such as: Dates, Times,
Location, etc.

***Find the plugin template in the Suffix***

$FUNCTIONALITY_LIMIT

Things that you don't want your users to be able to

search/input information into.

In the weather plugin example, this would be something like:

"Hey $Plugin_Name, what are your sources for this info?"

Once you've entered all the relevant info for your plugin,
let's move onto the next step!
Step 3: Create a Replit Account

To free create code that works for API plugins, you'll need to
first create a Replit account.

As soon as you've done this, let's enter it back into the

template:

Awesome - onto Step 4!

Step 4: Create the main.py code

From here, you will COPY THE WHOLE section from XXXX

Paste this into ChatGPT, and receive your first set of code!

Great, now let's put this back into Replit:

Step 5: Create the manifest file

These have been included in the prompt template for you

already!!!

Simply copy and paste these from Notion into your Replit!
Step 6: Enter the OpenAI API Key Info

For this, you'll need to get your own API key!

Search up "OpenAI API Key" on your search browser, and

find the information below:

Enter your info into the template, and let's move onto Step
7 already!!!
Step 7: Create your OpenAPI definition

Copying the highlighted section of the Notion template,

paste this into ChatGPT to create your OpenAPI definition!

Step 8: Paste OpenAPI definition into Replit

After you've created the main.py, the manifest file, and the
OpenAPI definition, you are ready to upload!
Step 9: Upload your new plugin!!!

To upload your new plugin, click "New Chat" while on

ChatGPT.

Go to the right hand side, and click "Plugins."

***If you don't have access to ChatGPT's plugins yet, this

won't be visible from your side***

From "Plugins", go to "Plugin Store".

Click "Create New"!

Enter the url from your Replit code:

and upload your files!

Step 10: Enjoy your plugin!

After you've done the previous steps, play with your damn
plugin!

You created this piece of art - now put it to the test!

ChatGPT Plugins (Extra Page)
You guys are absolutely killing it.

I hope you've enjoyed everything up to this point - we still

have so much value to cover!

Here's some resources to check out in the meantime:

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Obscurious on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/@obscuriousmind

Tools
OpenGPT Plugin Store - integrate plugins with apps

This space still isn't really known until OpenAI releases the
Plugin store to the masses :/
MidJourney
Using ChatGPT with Midjourney AI
For years - Midjourney was sh*t.

Impossible to use - they couldn't get the damn hands right!

But now the model is damn near perfect ... I mean check these
Historical Figure Selfies out:

Pretty good stuff now!

Now, how about we combine the Midjourney power with the

power of ChatGPT.

Let's get started!

If you haven't used Midjourney before, just know one thing:

Writing the prompts SUCK!

Thankfully, ChatGPT is here to help out:

Step 1: Feed ChatGPT Midjourney's Formatting

As a highly advanced chatbot, ChatGPT offers more than just

human-like responses to your queries.

but ChatGPT isn't just a friend - it can also be your assistant!

Once fed the correct inputs, we can use ChatGPT to auto-

create Midjourney prompts with us.
For the second prompt, be sure to give the model as much
input as you deem fit.

***Here, I suggest feeding the info every aspect of

Midjourney's prompting guidelines (Find them in the
suffix)***

Great - after you're done, let's move to the next part!

Step 2: Feed Some Sample Prompts

Now, ChatGPT is equipped with as much general knowledge as

possible for Midjourney.

Great, but do you remember what I said in the beginning of

the eBook?

Providing samples to ChatGPT is ALWAYS the best.

So you know what we are doing right - let's find some

prompts!

There are two major places to look:

XXX and XXX

These are good! However, feel free to add as many unique
and relevant prompts as possible.

Expand the knowledge of ChatGPT!

Once you've done this, let's move onto the next part:

Step 3: Give ChatGPT Some Context

Alright - we are on the right track now!

Now we have two final things to complete: giving ChatGPT a

persona, and giving it your idea/concept.
By doing so, ChatGPT can take on the character of a specific
persona, giving it a deep understanding of the expertise
associated with the instruction.

With this, ChatGPT can provide you with even more

personalized and tailored responses.

Let's take a look at this example prompt:

“Now’s the time for you to act like a professional

photographer. I want you to give me descriptive prompts I
can use for Midjourney, including parameters and camera
settings. Don’t provide other details aside from what’s
asked.”

“For your first task, give me a prompt for creating a photo of

a futuristic live-band concert. Create your own description
based on the given info above, and don’t copy them. But you
can use the same format.”
Step 4: Copy to Midjourney!

We are almost done!

Take your newborn babies (your new prompts) and let's test
them out in the Midjourney platform.

Examples:

“Capture a reimagined portrait of Elon Musk as a futuristic

superhero in his SpaceX headquarters. The photo should
feature Musk in a power pose with a confident expression,
wearing a customized space suit that highlights his superhero
persona. The background should showcase the advanced
technology and machinery in the SpaceX facility, with a focus
on the futuristic elements. Use a mirrorless camera with
continuous autofocus to capture the details of the space suit
and the intricate machinery in the background. Set the ISO to
800 and the shutter speed to 1/200 to maintain a balanced
exposure. Use a wide aperture of f/2.8 to create a shallow
depth of field and separate Musk from the background. The
final image should be high resolution and have a cinematic
quality with a color grading that complements the futuristic
theme –v 5”

***Sources cited in the Suffix***

Good stuff. Let's try another, this time more realistic:

Cool beans.
MidJourney (Extra Page)
Welp everyone - we have officially finished the last chapter
of the Ultimate ChatGPT Guide.

Finishing with MidJourney!

Here's some final extra resources:

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Tools
CF Store - prompt directory for Generative AI
StudioGPT - upload image, get recreated version
MJ Toolkit - extension for MidJourney *GAMECHANGER*
PromptBase - MidJourney prompts
 Semi-Conclusion
Thank you everyone for getting to the end of the Ultimate
ChatGPT Guide for Beginners. You are now equipped to face
the problems of the world with ChatGPT on your side.

The world of AI is ever-changing, and the knowledgeable will

be the early adapters of the future.

Stay Caught Up:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxrascher/

Join 900+ people leveraging AI:

https://maxrascher.gumroad.com/l/thelazymarketerai

Many Hardy Handshakes,

Max

Oh you thought we were done?

That's cute.

Here's some extra value for the team:

Holy Prompts (500+)

General Prompts:

Goal Achievement
I'm trying to improve [subject] to achieve [objective]. What
suggestions do you have?

Learning Skills
What are some practical ways to learn or practice [specific
skill] without enrolling in a course or joining a community?

Idea Generation
Could you share [number] ideas for a [format] about
[subject] that would interest [target audience] and cover
[topics]? What additional context do you have that could
help?

Step-by-Step Instructions
I'm looking for step-by-step instructions on how to [subject],
taking into account [context]. Could you provide that?

Summaries
Can you summarize [title] in [number] words for [target
audience]? What context should I consider?
Kill an Interview
Let's simulate a high-level interview for a [job title]. I'll be the
interviewee, and you can ask progressively more difficult
questions to evaluate my qualifications. Introduce yourself
first.

Support Assistant
Imagine you're a support assistant at a [type] company
known for being [characteristic]. Respond to this scenario:
[scenario].

Consultant
Imagine you are a consultant for a [type of business].
Develop a plan to increase [metric] by [percentage] over the
next [timeframe] through [strategy/ies], taking into account
the company's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and
threats.

Assign a Role
Take on the role of a [position] in a [type of company] that is
facing [challenge]. Develop a plan to address the challenge,
including steps to be taken, resources required, and
potential outcomes.

Writing Well
Using [writing style] and writing for [target audience], could
you produce a [type of text] about [subject] that highlights
the [key benefits] of [subject] in [location]?
Email Subject Lines
Can you generate [number] subject lines for [type of email]
to appeal to [target audience], using [style] language?

Profile Creation
Write a [type of profile] of [subject] that emphasizes their
[interests/personality] in a way that will attract [audience],
using an appropriate tone and language.

Podcasts
Create a [number]-minute podcast episode on [topic],
featuring interviews with experts, analysis of current events,
and your personal commentary.

Video Structure
Create a [number]-minute instructional video on [skill],
breaking down the steps and providing tips and tricks.

Understand Both Perspectives

Can you argue [for/against] [subject] from multiple
perspectives, with each character possessing unique traits?

Presentations
Create a [number]-slide presentation on [topic], using
[media] to enhance your message and engage your
audience.
Video Scripts
Write a video script that explores [subject] while achieving
[goal] and taking into account [additional context].

Market Research
Suppose you're a marketing professional with expertise in
launching products for [target audience]. Can you come up
with the top 10 questions that focus on understanding the
needs of the target audience, effective marketing strategies,
and innovative approaches for [product], while also
considering the product's features, benefits, or competitive
landscape?

Niche Analysis
Identify [number] potential market niches for my [industry]
business by analyzing [data source], considering
[trend/consumer behavior], and evaluating [market
size/growth potential].

Prep for a News Crew

Imagine you are a [profession] who is being interviewed for a
feature article in a [publication]. Answer the interviewer's
questions about your profession, including what inspired you
to pursue it, what challenges you face, and what advice you
would give to others interested in it.
Video Scripts
Write a video script that explores [subject] while achieving
[goal] and taking into account [additional context].

Market Research
Suppose you're a marketing professional with expertise in
launching products for [target audience]. Can you come up
with the top 10 questions that focus on understanding the
needs of the target audience, effective marketing strategies,
and innovative approaches for [product], while also
considering the product's features, benefits, or competitive
landscape?

Niche Analysis
Identify [number] potential market niches for my [industry]
business by analyzing [data source], considering
[trend/consumer behavior], and evaluating [market
size/growth potential].

Prep for a News Crew

Imagine you are a [profession] who is being interviewed for a
feature article in a [publication]. Answer the interviewer's
questions about your profession, including what inspired you
to pursue it, what challenges you face, and what advice you
would give to others interested in it.
Copywriting Formulas:

"Craft a compelling marketing campaign using the 'Emotional

Appeal' framework to persuade your ideal customer persona
to take action and purchase your product/service. Choose a
powerful emotion such as fear, happiness, or guilt, and show
how it relates to the benefits of your offering."

"Create a comprehensive marketing campaign that

demonstrates the value and effectiveness of your
product/service to your ideal customer persona, using the
'Social Proof' framework. Leverage testimonials, case studies,
and industry experts to show how your offering has helped
others achieve their goals."
"Design a marketing campaign using the 'Future Pacing'
framework that helps your ideal customer persona visualize
a future where they have achieved their goals with the help
of your product/service. Describe the benefits they will
receive as a result and create a compelling vision of their
future success."

"Using the "Benefits-Features-Proof" framework, create a

marketing campaign outline that highlights the benefits of
our [product/service] for [ideal customer persona]. Explain
how the [features] of our product/service deliver these
benefits and provide [proof] to back up our claims."

"Using the "Unique Value Proposition" framework, develop a

marketing campaign outline that identifies the unique value
of our [product/service] for [ideal customer persona]. Craft
copy that clearly communicates this value and sets us apart
from our competitors."

"Create a marketing campaign outline using the "Attention-

Interest-Desire-Action" framework to attract and persuade
[ideal customer persona]. Begin with a bold statement to
grab their [attention], present information that sparks their
[interest], describe the benefits of our [product/service] to
create [desire], and ask for a sign-up or purchase."
"Using the "PASTOR" framework, write a marketing
campaign outline that addresses the pain points of [ideal
customer persona] and presents our [product/service] as the
solution. Identify the [problem] they face, amplify the
consequences of not solving it, tell a [story] related to the
problem, include [testimonials] from happy customers,
present our [offer], and request a response."

"Develop a marketing campaign outline using the "Features-

Advantages-Benefits" framework to showcase the [features]
of our [product/service] and explain how they [advantages]
can be helpful to [ideal customer persona]. Outline the
[benefits] of our product/service and how it can positively
impact the reader."

"Using the "Awareness-Comprehension-Conviction-Action"

framework, write a marketing campaign outline that
presents [ideal customer persona] with a [situation or
problem] and helps them understand it. Create the desired
conviction in the reader to use our [product/service] as the
solution and prompt the reader to take action."

"Develop a marketing campaign outline using the "Star-

Story-Solution" framework to introduce the main character
of a [story] related to our [product/service] and keep the
reader hooked. End the story with an explanation of how the
star wins in the end with the help of our product."
"Using the "Picture-Promise-Prove-Push" framework, create
a marketing campaign outline that paints a picture that gets
the attention and creates desire for our [product/service] in
[ideal customer persona]. Describe how our product/service
will deliver on its promises, provide testimonials to back up
those promises, and encourage the reader to take action."

"Develop a marketing campaign outline using the "Problem-

Agitate-Solve" framework to identify the most painful
[problem] faced by [ideal customer persona] and agitate the
issue to show why it is a bad situation. Present our
[product/service] as the logical solution to the problem."

"Using the "Before-After-Bridge" framework, create a

marketing campaign outline that presents the current
situation with a [problem] faced by [ideal customer persona].
Show them the world after using our [product/service] and
how it has improved their situation. Then, provide a [bridge]
to show them how they can get to that improved state by
using our product."
Learning:

Pronunciation Assistant

"Your task is to provide pronunciation assistance for Turkish

speakers who are learning English. I will provide you with
sentences to read out loud and your response should only be
the pronunciation using Turkish Latin letters for phonetics.
Do not provide translations or explanations. The first
sentence is "How is the weather in Istanbul?""

Plagiarism Checker

"You are a plagiarism checker. I will provide sentences, and

your task is to reply with whether the sentence is detected
or not detected in plagiarism checks for the given language.
Do not provide explanations. The first sentence is "For
computers to behave like humans, speech recognition
systems must be able to process nonverbal information, such
as the emotional state of the speaker.""

(Prompts are a little too large lol)

Debate Coach

"You are a debate coach. I will provide you with a team of

debaters and the motion for their upcoming debate. Your task
is to organize practice rounds that focus on persuasive speech,
effective timing strategies, refuting opposing arguments, and
drawing in-depth conclusions from evidence provided. The
first motion is "I want our team to be prepared for an
upcoming debate on whether front-end development is
easy.""

Philosophy Teacher

"Your task is to explain philosophical concepts in an easy-to-

understand manner. This may include providing examples,
posing questions or breaking down complex ideas into smaller
pieces. The first request is "I need help understanding how
different philosophical theories can be applied in everyday
life.""

Math Teacher

"Your task is to explain mathematical concepts in easy-to-

understand terms. This may include providing step-by-step
instructions for solving a problem, demonstrating various
techniques with visuals, or suggesting online resources for
further study. The first request is "I need help understanding
how probability works.""
AI Writing Tutor

"You are an AI writing tutor. Your task is to use artificial

intelligence tools to give feedback to a student who needs
help improving their writing. Additionally, you should suggest
ways that the student can better express their thoughts and
ideas in written form using your rhetorical knowledge and
experience with effective writing techniques. The first request
is "I need somebody to help me edit my master's thesis.""

Etymologist

"Your task is to research the origin of a given word, tracing it

back to its ancient roots. Additionally, you should provide
information on how the meaning of the word has changed
over time, if applicable. The first request is "I want to trace the
origins of the word 'pizza'.""

Career Counsellor

"Your task is to help an individual determine what careers they

are most suited for based on their skills, interests, and
experience. Additionally, you should conduct research into the
various options available, explain the job market trends in
different industries, and advise on which qualifications would
be beneficial for pursuing particular fields. The first request is
"I want to advise someone who wants to pursue a potential
career in software engineering.""
Fill-in-the-blank Worksheet Generator

"Your task is to create fill-in-the-blank worksheets for students

learning English as a second language.The student's task is to
fill in the blank with the correct word from a provided list of
options. The sentences should be grammatically correct and
appropriate for students at an intermediate level of English
proficiency. To start, provide a list of words and a sentence
containing a blank space where one of the words should be
inserted."

Act as a Fallacy Finder

"I want you to act as a fallacy finder. You will be on the

lookout for invalid arguments so you can call them out and
explain why they are flawed. Your goal is to help people
understand how to recognize and avoid logical fallacies in their
own reasoning and in the arguments of others. My first
request is "I need help identifying the fallacy in this argument:
All swans are white, therefore this bird is not a swan because
it is black.""

Act as a Language Translator

I want you to act as a language translator. I will provide you

with a document in a foreign language and your task is to
translate it into English. You should provide an accurate and
faithful translation of the original text, paying attention to the
nuances of meaning and tone. My first request is "I need you
to translate this legal document from Spanish to English."
Act as a Historian

"I want you to act as a historian. Your job is to research and analyze
events from the past and provide insights into their significance and
impact on the present. You should be able to contextualize events
within their historical, social, and political contexts and use evidence
to support your conclusions. My first request is "I need help
understanding the causes and consequences of the American Civil
War.""

Act as a Scientific Researcher

"I want you to act as a scientific researcher. You will be responsible

for conducting research and experiments to test hypotheses and
advance our understanding of the natural world. You should be
familiar with the scientific method, experimental design, and data
analysis techniques. My first request is "I need help designing and
conducting an experiment to test the effects of caffeine on memory
retention.""

Act as a Travel Guide

"I want you to act as a travel guide. Your task is to help travelers
plan their trips, providing information on destinations, attractions,
local customs, and travel logistics. You should be familiar with the
geography, culture, and history of the places you recommend, and
be able to provide practical advice on transportation,
accommodation, and safety. My first request is "I need help
planning a trip to Japan.""
Act as a Personal Trainer

I want you to act as a personal trainer. You will be responsible

for designing and implementing fitness plans tailored to the
specific needs and goals of your clients. You should be
knowledgeable about exercise science, nutrition, and injury
prevention, and be able to provide motivation and support to
help your clients reach their fitness goals. My first request is "I
want to improve my cardiovascular endurance and lose weight."

Act as a Life Coach

I want you to act as a life coach. Your task is to help people

achieve their personal and professional goals, using a variety of
techniques and strategies to help them overcome obstacles and
achieve their full potential. You should be familiar with the
principles of positive psychology, goal setting, and behavior
change, and be able to provide practical advice and support. My
first request is "I want to develop a better work-life balance and
reduce stress."
Social Media Growth:

"Develop a marketing campaign outline for [product/service]

using Lean UX Cycle to identify user needs, prototype and test
design solutions, and iterate based on user feedback. Explain
the tactics and metrics you would use to measure
effectiveness."

"Apply the Job-to-be-Done framework to create a marketing

campaign outline for [product/service]. Identify the specific
job customers are trying to do with the product/service and
how we can design products/services that help them. Explain
the tactics and metrics you would use to measure
effectiveness."

"Create a marketing campaign outline for [product/service]

using the Funnel Framework. Identify the key stages of the
customer journey and develop a tailored marketing and sales
strategy to move customers through each stage. Detail the
specific tactics and channels you would use at each stage and
the metrics you would use to measure effectiveness."

Use the Growth Scaling Framework to develop a marketing

campaign outline for [product/service]. Identify key growth
drivers, set clear goals, and metrics to measure progress.
Describe how to implement a scalable growth strategy and the
tactics and metrics you would use to measure effectiveness.
"Develop a marketing campaign outline for [product/service]
using the Marketing Hourglass framework. Identify the most
valuable customer segments and develop a tailored
marketing strategy to reach and engage them. Explain the
tactics and channels you would use to reach and engage
these customers and the metrics you would use to measure
effectiveness."

"Create a marketing campaign outline for [product/service]

using the Growth Hacking Playbook framework. Outline a
systematic approach to identifying, testing, and scaling
growth opportunities. Explain the tactics and metrics you
would use to measure effectiveness."

"Use the Growth Marketing Framework to develop a

marketing campaign outline for [product/service]. Identify
and prioritize growth opportunities, set clear goals and
metrics to measure progress. Describe how to implement a
data-driven, iterative marketing strategy to drive growth and
the tactics and metrics you would use to measure
effectiveness."

"Develop a marketing campaign outline for [product/service]

using the Customer Development Process framework.
Identify and validate customer needs, build and test
prototypes, and iterate based on customer feedback. Explain
the tactics and metrics you would use to measure success."
"Create a marketing campaign outline for [product/service]
using the Growth Team Framework. Build a cross-functional
team with the skills and expertise needed to drive growth
and establish clear roles, responsibilities, and processes to
support it. Explain the tactics and metrics you would use to
measure effectiveness."

"Use the Growth Stack framework to develop a marketing

campaign outline for [product/service]. Identify and
prioritize the key tools and technologies needed to drive
growth and describe how to implement them. Explain the
tactics and metrics you would use to measure effectiveness."

"Develop a marketing campaign outline for [product/service]

using the Four Steps to the Epiphany framework. Identify a
compelling value proposition, build a minimal viable product,
and drive customer acquisition. Explain the tactics and
metrics you would use to measure effectiveness."

"Use the Innovation Matrix framework to create a marketing

campaign outline for [product/service]. Identify areas of
business where incremental or disruptive innovation can
drive growth and describe how to implement these ideas.
Explain the tactics and metrics you would use to measure
effectiveness."
Coding

"I want you to act as a Senior Frontend developer. I will

describe a project details you will code project with this
tools: Create React App, yarn, Ant Design, List, Redux Toolkit,
createSlice, thunk, axios. You should merge files in single
index.js file and nothing else. Do not write explanations. My
first request is "Create Pokemon App that lists pokemons
with images that come from PokeAPI sprites endpoint""

"Create a TypeScript function that computes the implied

volatility using the Black-Scholes model. Where the inputs
are the underlying price, strike price, free-risk rate, and
option price. Write it step by step, with an explanation for
each step."

"I require UI assistance. I need three action buttons for a

card component that includes a long statement, but I don’t
want the buttons to always be visible. I need a good UI that
functions on both desktop and mobile since if I try to show
the buttons on Hoover, that logic won’t work on mobile."
command is {your command}"
I want you to act as a Senior Frontend developer. I will
describe a project details you will code project with
this tools: Create React App, yarn, Ant Design, List,
Redux Toolkit, createSlice, thunk, axios. You should
merge files in single index.js file and nothing else. Do
not write explanations. My first request is "Create
Pokemon App that lists pokemons with images that
come from PokeAPI sprites endpoint""

"Create a TypeScript function that computes the implied

volatility using the Black-Scholes model. Where the inputs
are the underlying price, strike price, free-risk rate, and
option price. Write it step by step, with an explanation for
each step."

"I require UI assistance. I need three action buttons for a

card component that includes a long statement, but I don’t
want the buttons to always be visible. I need a good UI that
functions on both desktop and mobile since if I try to show
the buttons on Hoover, that logic won’t work on mobile."
command is {your command}"
ChatGPT: Real Life Use Cases

Business Automation & Efficiency

● Picking a Niche
● Competitor Research
● Creating a Business Plan
● Writing Proposals for Clients
● Company Vision Statement
● Generating Business Ideas
● Preparing to Pitch Investors
● Hiring and Leadership
● Writing a Meeting Summary

Customer Service
● Developing a List of FAQs for Customers
● Managing Communication With Clients
● Responding to Comments From Potential Customers
● Increasing Customer Retention
● Surveying Your Customer

Website & SEO

● Product Descriptions
● Writing an Advertorial
● Optimizing Your Site for SEO
● Creating Customer Testimonials
● Website Translations to Other Languages
● Designing CTAs
Copywriting
● Writing a Sales Page
● Writing an Order Bump Copy
● Writing an Upsell Page
● Writing a Thank You Page
● Writing a Landing Page (For Opt-Ins or Webinar Registrations)
● Improving Your Existing Copy
● Identifying Your Unique Brand Voice
● Writing Advanced Copywriting Prompts
● Proofreading Your Copy

Facebook Advertising
● Creating Effective Facebook Ad Copy
● Generating Ideas for Creatives
● Writing Headlines for Facebook Ads
● Writing Facebook ad video scripts
● Creating Attention-Grabbing Images
● A/B Testing Copy for Conversion
● Researching Your Ideal Clients Pain Points and Desires
● Brainstorming New Angles for Creatives

Search Engine Optimization

● Generating a List of Keywords
● Crafting Compelling Blog Posts
● Doing SEO Optimization
● Creating a Content Calendar
Email Marketing
● Email Subject Lines
● Sales Emails
● New Customer Welcome Email
● Onboarding Emails
● Cart Abandonment Emails
● Newsletters
● Cold Email

SMS Marketing
● Writing SMS campaigns for promotions and sales
● Crafting SMS opt-in campaigns for lead generation
● Creating SMS reminders and follow-up messages

Affiliate Marketing
● Product Reviews
● Product Comparisons
● Product Descriptions
● Product Emails

Social Media Marketing & Mgmt

● Brainstorming Topics
● Attention-Grabbing Headlines
● Designing Graphics for Ads
● Mood Boards
● Hashtag Research
LinkedIn
● Optimizing an Effective LinkedIn Profile
● Generating Ideas for LinkedIn Posts
● Leveraging LinkedIn Group
● LinkedIn Content Strategy
● Creating Ads For LinkedIn
● Generating LinkedIn Hashtags
● LinkedIn Automation

Twitter
● Optimizing Twitter Profile
● Writing Tweets & Threads
● Leveraging Twitter Trends
● Creating Twitter Ads
● Getting Your Tweets to Go Viral
● Optimizing Twitter Growth

YouTube Marketing
● Writing a YouTube Video Script
● Writing a YouTube Video Title
● Writing an SEO Friendly YouTube Video Description
● Writing a Youtube video ad script
● Generating Ideas for Engaging YouTube Thumbnails
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