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ChatGPT Prompts Every Leader Must Know (Build Unshakeable Confidence)

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By Jodie Cook

The most confident version of you is unstoppable. They don’t overthink, they don’t overreact. They don’t sweat the small stuff or fret about the future. They’re not playing the victim or blaming the weather. They aren’t brash or showy, they’re assertive and determined. They have an infectious conviction that they’ll make it through anything that’s thrown their way.

Confident leaders run strong companies. Assured of their plan and with trust in their leadership, their team members rally together to deliver the vision. They believe in the ability and the motivations of the person behind the wheel.

If you want to become that confident person, look no further than ChatGPT and these five powerful prompts. Copy, paste and edit the square brackets in ChatGPT, and keep the same chat window open so the context carries through.

Become a confident leader with ChatGPT

Lean into your strengths

There’s no prerequisite list of characteristics to become a confident leader. Anyone can leverage their unique personality to run a thriving business and lead a strong team. No two leaders are the same. Get ChatGPT’s help defining your personal leadership strengths. Those traits that help you get people onside, attract support and gather respect. The way you speak or think, your logical brain or your mental toughness. Whatever means that you pave the way and others follow.

“Analyze my LinkedIn profile or resume to identify my top 5 leadership skills. For each skill, provide an inspiring explanation of why it’s unique and how the combination of these skills forms a powerful leadership profile. After you list the skills and their descriptions, I’ll review and let you know if I’d like to adjust any of them before finalizing. Here’s my LinkedIn profile/resume: [Paste LinkedIn profile or resume text here]. ”

Transform your doubts

Imposter syndrome is a common theme in many people making waves in their field. Leaders are not exempt. With multiple people relying on you, every decision carrying significance, and the weight of everyone’s concerns on your shoulders, it’s no wonder that even the best in their field sometimes doubt they can do it. Transform every doubt with this next prompt. Pour your heart out to ChatGPT and it will tell you why you don’t need to worry. Open up an AI confession box and have your mind set at ease in minutes.

“Act as my AI confession box. Start by asking me to share my doubts and insecurities about my leadership and decisions, starting with the most prominent. After each doubt, provide two reasons why I don’t need to worry, offering reassurance and a positive perspective on my capabilities and situation before moving to the next.”

Get perspective

As soon as you remember your mortality, nothing seems to matter. With the stark realization that everything around you is finite, nothing is real, and in the end we all want the same things, you start to get a sense of perspective like never before. That angry client email isn’t the end of the world. That annoying supplier isn’t such a big deal. You’ll find a way around the business challenge. All that matters is staying calm and enjoying the ride. Let ChatGPT help you get perspective.

“Provide me with perspective. At my company we have [number] of employees, [number] of customers, and our biggest challenges right now are [describe challenges]. Contrast these figures and problems with astonishing stats about the size of the world, the number of people who have ever lived, or other mind-blowing facts to help me see how my company’s challenges are manageable in the grand scheme of things. Help me remember the importance of staying calm and enjoying the journey of leadership despite these challenges.”

Learn from leaders of the past

For enhanced confidence as a leader, you need solid role models. It’s lonely at the top. Without examples of people who have convincingly led their troops to success, you might start to believe it’s not possible for you. Find those role models with ChatGPT. Based on what it knows so far, ask it for relatable role models and their stories. Cycle through until you see those that resonate with your world, and remember their mantras when times get tough.

“Based on what you know about me so far, suggest a relatable business role model who exemplifies leadership and resilience. If I’m interested, I’ll ask for a fact or an inspiring anecdote about this person, as well as a mantra of theirs. If not, suggest another historical or contemporary figure. Continue offering suggestions until I say ‘stop’. Let’s start with the first role model recommendation.”

Communicate more powerfully

It’s no good having great ideas if you waffle your way through sentences. It’s no use standing tall and proud if you mumble each point and fail to keep attention. The most confident leaders have the voice to match. They may not be loud, but their words are mighty. Concise, clear, and impossible to ignore. Take your communications and crank them up a notch for the same effect. Channel the verbal skills of the best in their field and practice delivering information like the powerful leader that’s inside.

“Rework this [script/email] to emulate the powerful communication style of great leaders from history. Make it concise, clear, and compelling, ensuring it captures attention and conveys my message with authority and conviction. Tell me what you changed and why, and suggest 5 rules for me to follow when writing further messaging. Here’s the original text: [Paste your script or email here].”

Confidence and assertiveness in leadership: ChatGPT prompts for success

Become the leader who makes waves in their field. Become the business owner everyone wants to work for. Become the entrepreneur whose reputation precedes them. It starts with confidence and assertiveness and it ends in glory. Lean into your strengths so they carry you forward, and transform every doubt that’s currently in your head. Get perspective by remembering the finite nature of all things and get extra inspiration from great leaders of the past. Communicate your message so no one misunderstands. Step out of your shadow self and take your seat at the top of the table.

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By Jodie Cook

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Founder of Coachvox AI – create an AI version of you. Forbes 30 under 30 class of 2017. Post-exit entrepreneur and author of Ten Year Career. Competitive powerlifter and digital nomad

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ChatGPT with GPT-4o — I cannot remember the last time I was this blown away by a piece of technology

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By Ryan Morrison

It laughs!

OpenAI outshone Apple during last night’s spring update livestream. This happened in terms of hype before the event and the overwhelmingly positive reaction to the products being announced by the team. As CEO Sam Altman said: “It feels like magic”.

The biggest announcement was the model GTP-4o which will power ChatGPT for both paid and free users. Unlike large language models, this is an omnimodal model, capable of taking in anything from text to video and outputting speech, text and even 3D files.

We used to talk about the iPhone moment when Steve Jobs changed the cell phone industry forever, and then in November 2022 we began to talk about the ChatGPT moment. This was another industry-defining product and I think OpenAI has done it again.

I’ve covered a lot of product announcements over a 20+ year career and this is the most exciting I’ve been to try a new product ever. If Altman is to believed, this is only just the beginning.

Why is GPT-4o such a big deal?

GPT-4o (or, the Omni model) brings a new way to interact with information. Instead of typing, you can just have a conversation or show it a video and get a voice response without any delay.

This response won’t be the slightly monotone of other assistants or the faux inflections of the previous generation of ChatGPT Voice — it is a natural-sounding voice with laughter, emotion and inflections that react in real-time to your conversation.

The full multimodal features with the ability to talk naturally using speech-to-speech are still being rolled out slowly, but even the chat version — conversing in text and pictures — is faster and more responsive than its predecessors.

Altman wrote in his blog: “Talking to a computer has never felt really natural for me; now it does. As we add (optional) personalization, access to your information, the ability to take actions on your behalf, and more, I can really see an exciting future where we are able to use computers to do much more than ever before.”

What might this future look like?

One day, and probably not as far away as many people think, this technology will power robots that work with us or serve us in our homes.

The small black dot you talk to and that talks back is as big of a paradigm shift in accessing information as the first printing press, the typewriter, the personal computer, the internet or even the smartphone.

These will be robots we can converse with like a friend and ask to do complex tasks and have it both understand and respond.

Somebody will fall in love with GPT-4o.

Even in the short term, as OpenAI rolls out iPad, iPhone and laptop apps for ChatGPT with voice and vision capabilities we’ll see it take on the role of tutor, coding assistant, financial advisor and fitness coach — and do so without judgment.

What we’re witnessing — and other companies will catch up — is the dawn of a new era in human-computer interface technology.

Omni models don’t require the AI to first convert what you say to text, analyze the text and then convert that back to speech — they understand what we say natively by analysing the audio, the inflections in our voice and even live video feeds.

The small black dot you talk to and that talks back is as big of a paradigm shift in accessing information as the first printing press, the typewriter, the personal computer, the internet or even the smartphone.

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By Ryan Morrison

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Agencies break down how they’ve made ChatGPT and generative AI their own

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By Jasmine Sheena.

Billion Dollar Boy, Gut, and Mischief are focused on ensuring that work powered by the tech retains a human touch.

It’s been over a year since ChatGPT first rolled out, and while constantly hearing the phrase “generative AI” has been really a(i)nnoying, there’s no doubt the technology has transformed the world. It was one of the hottest topics at CES earlier this year, and SXSW has a dedicated track for the tech.

When something’s trendy, marketers tend to take notice, and we spoke to execs at several agencies about how they have taken ChatGPT and other generative AI tools into their own hands. They told Marketing Brew that, so far, adland has found unique ways to incorporate generative AI into workflows while working to ensure there is still a human touch, all while tech giants and the federal government alike weigh potential restrictions on the tech.

Lead by example

For independent shop Billion Dollar Boy, generative AI has been useful in influencer marketing. The agency set up Muse, an emerging tech arm to help leverage AI for influencer content creation for clients, Thomas Walters, Billion Dollar Boy’s founder and its European CEO, told us. Muse, which has worked with AI artists like Jo Ann and Elmo Mistiaen on brand campaigns, has also worked with brands including Lipton Iced Tea and Versace, Walters said.

“[It’s] really at the bleeding edge of advertising,” he said.

Internally, the agency is interrogating ways to use AI to optimize work, Walters said. BDB set up a taskforce made up of folks across its departments, from leadership to business affairs, to identify workflow problems and figure out how to solve them using AI tools, Walters said. For example, after realizing the agency’s staff was spending a lot of time manually performing due diligence checks on influencers, the agency created a tool it built using ChatGPT that evaluates influencers’ posts and applies a “risk rating.”

Maxime Rozencwajg, senior account director at BDB, said that the agency spent months experimenting with ChatGPT and other AI with artists and clients. Through its trial-and-error process, the agency and its legal team have built out a framework for AI that aims to “protect our clients as much as possible,” Rozencwajg said. “But we don’t have all the answers yet. No one has.”

History repeats itself?

At independent agency Gut, a generative AI tool built off ChatGPT is being trained to be “promptless,” meaning that the tool can process data to the extent that it can then create new data by combining sources, Christian Pierre, chief intelligence officer and partner at Gut, told Marketing Brew.

What data points could be included in such work? They’re “randomized…[and] based on science and culture and history,” Pierre said. One data point the agency fed into the AI was a project that Gut’s São Paulo office previously worked on with Brazilian tech company QuintoAndar, that was designed to raise awareness of ways to help fight dengue, a viral mosquito-borne illness. This example was fed into Gut’s ChatGPT model, so it could potentially output similar ideas in the future, Pierre said.

Gut also trained ChatGPT to cross-reference data with an AI assistant from OpenAI competitor Anthropic, Claude. Gut also utilizes other AI tools, including Bard, Entropy, and Stable Diffusion, Pierre told us.

Besides building promptless AI, Gut is also investing in AI personas. The agency is working on six different personas, which are designed to model people in different life stages and backgrounds, Pierre told us, with the idea that brands can solicit input and advice from the personas based on the demographics the brand is targeting.

“It’s kind of [like] having a focus group on standby,” he said.

Gut requires that all AI-generated content be checked by a human staffer, Pierre said, and before AI is used at the agency, its usage is voted on and agreed upon.

“Generative AI today can solve routine tasks and things like that…but it cannot solve what a human can do: Use that data to do something that will resonate with people,” he said.

Teamwork makes the dream work

Gut isn’t the only agency setting boundaries around AI usage. Independent shop Mischief @ No Fixed Address’s VP of creative technology, Darrin Patey, told Marketing Brew that the agency is already setting boundaries around AI, sometimes with help from other companies: Mischief has been working with companies like Shutterstock on ethical attribution and AI artist compensation.

“They figured out a way to handle attribution and make sure artists are getting some sort of compensation for their work,” he told us.

Mischief has also diversified its use of AI instead of only relying on ChatGPT, employing Waldo and Jasper. While Waldo is a research tool, Jasper can be used to help create social media posts or reformat content, he said. At Mischief, AI is usually only used to generate internal materials, like imagery for a deck, rather than for public-facing content. Human refinement of AI output has become even more critical after Patey said that in some cases, “we were catching made-up attributions.”

“It really puts a huge emphasis on hygiene,” Patey said. “We’re double-checking everything that we see.”

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AI won’t replace B2B copywriters, because it can’t

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By Georgie Everitt

Does AI pose a threat to copywriters? No, says Georgie Everitt: not if we remember that words hit differently when they come from humans.

Do you ever feel like you’re being watched? I do. At this very moment, actually, as I sit writing at my desk, in the B2B marketing agency I work for, I think – what if my colleagues see me, a professional copywriter, spell a word wrong? Googling which dash to use? Or thesaurus-ing a synonym?

Okay, they’re probably not watching me, are they? But self-consciousness is a writer’s curse and it really can disrupt our flow, which is why I’m talking to you today.

There’s been a new tool in our writing shed for a while now, and it’s time we talked about it – mainly so I can stop panic-minimizing my screen any time I’m using it.

Hopefully, it’s obvious that I’m talking about AI, a writer’s most controversial friend, but a friend nonetheless. For the time being, at least.

Don’t fear, the Terminator is not here

When AI burst into our lives, my copywriting colleagues and I immediately felt like we were in a fight against the perception that it could do our jobs, and quicker. The Terminator had arrived to deliver the news that human-writers’ days were numbered.

We creatives are already deemed to be an awkward bunch, often told that we’re overthinking, our standards are too high, and that speed is more important than quality.

Does this make us the first to go? Of course, that’s our self-consciousness talking, and what group doesn’t have its quirks?

Copywriters’ standards are high because we know that tiny tweaks can mean the difference of thousands of extra impacts, sales, or whatever we’re after.

Copywriting is writing to persuade. In usually very few words, we have to make people feel something and then want to do something with that feeling. It’s not about quantity, it’s all about quality.

How many of the ads you’ve seen today have made you want to do something?

Plenty of words sail past us, so as copywriters, we have to find the right ones, put them in the right order, and give whoever we’re talking to the feels – when we get that right, we can literally make our clients millions. There’s a reason creatives can spend weeks locked in a room to come up with a concept or strapline made of two or three words.

The danger is that, with tools like AI, we risk diluting markets with a sub-standard sameness written in grammatically correct sentences but doesn’t get results, with nobody really understanding why.

Copywriters are just like bears

Creative copywriters rely heavily on our subconscious to spark creativity. We approach creative projects like bears readying themselves for hibernation.

Yep, bears. We’ll feed our minds with the project brief, research interviews, case studies, factory tours, and incessant Googling until we’re stuffed full of enough insights and anecdotes to see us through the next stage of the process.

Then into our creative caves we go – to live, breathe, and sleep with all of that knowledge and allow our creativity to get to work.

It’s as we drift off into a well-informed stupor that the fun starts – inventor Thomas Edison actually argued for sleep as a creative technique. He’d nap upright, with steel balls in his hands and a metal plate on the floor. As he fell asleep, the balls would drop, wake him up, and allow him to withhold any creative genius that had occurred to him in his relaxed subconscious state.

While I can’t claim to have the genius of even Edison’s right pinky toe, I can still relate. I’ll always keep a notepad and pen by my bed when I’m working on a new concept. Sadly, my nocturnal scribbles are rarely of any use, but every so often there’s something.

Obviously, I don’t think my boss would be particularly impressed to find me asleep under my desk. Time is money, and that’s where a tool like ChatGPT can help.

Once we’ve stocked up on everything AI can’t do – grasp our innate understanding of who we’re talking to, our client’s preferences, unique strategic insights, and years of personal experience – then a little back-and-forth game of prompts can get us going.

AI shows us the derivative, the dull, and the done so that our brains can use that as a springboard to real creativity. And if nothing else, it can help soften any imposter syndrome – it really can churn out some very average combinations of words.

Don’t be afraid of ChatGPT

So from this point forward, I shall no longer be minimising my ChatGPT when colleagues walk past; it’s not cheating, it’s just another useful tool that has the potential to take human creativity even further.

And if you don’t want to take my word for it, here’s what ChatGPT has to say:

“Copywriting involves creativity, emotional intelligence, and a deep understanding of human communication, which are qualities that AI currently lacks. Instead, think of me as a tool that can help streamline certain tasks, generate ideas, or provide information.”

But that’s what a clever Terminator would say, right?

I believe that words in the hands of humans hit differently and, while I’ll continue to shout this from the rooftops, I do believe we copywriters need to embrace AI, just like other specialists around us, so we don’t get left behind.

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How Instagram Influencers Can Earn Big Using ChatGPT Plus? Check out

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By Yogesh Bhardwaj

Here, we have listed 5 ways ChatGPT can help Instagram Influencers to boost their Instagram income. Check out more details below.

ChatGPT Plus for Instagram Influencers: Instagram influencers are always looking for new and creative methods to improve their online visibility and increase their income. Influencers who are hoping to interact with their followers, produce interesting material and eventually boost their income can use ChatGPT Plus which can be a useful resource. Here are five methods ChatGPT can help Instagram influencers make significant money with their account.

Content Creation

You can use ChatGPT Plus to come up with original and imaginative content ideas. Influencers can use ChatGPT to jumpstart their content production process by using it to write captivating captions, fascinating anecdotes and original post ideas. This guarantees a constant supply of engaging and engaging content to maintain follower’s attention towards your account.

Caption Writing

Creating the ideal caption is essential to success on Instagram. Influencers can use ChatGPT Plus to help them create relevant and visually striking captions for their posts. This improves communication with the audience and raises the possibility of material becoming viral or becoming more visible.

High Engagement Collection

Retaining a high degree of interaction with followers is a crucial part of being an influencer. Influencers can use techniques such as surveys, Q&A sessions and challenges to engage their audience more. Influencers can build stronger communities and draw in more businesses for partnerships by encouraging their followers to take an active role in the community.

Affiliate Assistance

Influencers who promote goods or services can make a lot of money through affiliate marketing. ChatGPT Plus can help with the creation of genuine and compelling product reviews, descriptions and promotional content. Influencers may improve their affiliate marketing efforts and get larger commission revenue by utilizing the linguistic skills of the model.

Brand Collaboration Pitches

Influencers can also use ChatGPT Plus as a useful tool to connect with businesses and inquire about possible collaborations. They can even convince a company to work with them by crafting persuasive pitch emails or direct messages that are composed and professional. This may lead to profitable brand partnerships, sponsorships and other revenue-generating ventures.

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An AI Scam Stole 3 Million Site Visitors. Business Clones Are Pirating Services. Here’s How to Prep Yourself for Alarming Trends in AI.

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By BEN ANGEL 

These chilling AI trends aren’t just making waves, they’re flipping the boat entirely.

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Will consumers clone your services to save money? It’s already happening! In my new book, The Wolf is at The Door: How to Survive and Thrive in an AI-Driven World, and on this podcast episode, I peel back the curtains on AI developments to help prepare entrepreneurs for a future that is already here.

Welcome to a world where AI SEO hijackers plot to seize your web traffic and customers, unauthorized cloning becomes a chilling reality, and massive AI model failures lead to unexpected domino effects like lawsuits and more.

And, to celebrate the release of my brand new book, The Wolf is at The Door, I’m giving away a Free AI Success Kit, featuring a chapter from the book to help get you up to speed on the world of artificial intelligence fast.

If listening to this show lights up your day, please take a moment to rate and review the podcast! This is a great way to support my team’s mission of empowering more individuals like you to supercharge their lives and businesses. What’s more, don’t forget to follow the podcast if you haven’t already. Thanks!

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5 ChatGPT Prompts To Build A 100-Year Brand (and Make More Money Now)

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By Jodie Cook

Anyone can write a landing page, run some ads and start a business. It’s not difficult. But very few can build a brand that stands the test of time. One with happy, repeat customers, a solid reputation, and a commitment to quality in every transaction. Businesses that started decades ago have one thing in common: they cracked the code of longevity. They figured out what was working and doubled down. They listened to their customers. They didn’t give up until they were established. Set up your long-term brand right now and you’ll see more success in the short term too.

Chris Orzechowski is a brand growth strategist and founder of agencies including The 100 Year Brand. His work has generated over $120million in revenue for e-commerce brands, including Carnivore Snax, Gold Medal Wine Club, Factor 75, and author of Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki. Orzechowski wrote the bestselling book, The Moat: How to Build a Durable, Profitable E-Commerce Brand That Can Last Forever, and has trained over 5,000 students in his marketing and brand growth practices.

Orzechowski wants to help you build a brand that never dies, and these 5 ChatGPT prompts make the ideal place to start. They have been modified to include the 9 crucial components of an effective prompt. Copy, paste and edit the square brackets in ChatGPT, and keep the same chat window open so the context carries through.

Build a brand that goes the distance with ChatGPT

Define your X-factor

In a sea of sameness, you can only compete on price. And no one wants to do that. Stand out for something else. Find your X-factor. According to Orzechowski, this is “the thing about your brand that means consumers inconvenience themselves to buy from you instead of taking a more convenient or cheaper option.” You should know exactly what your X-factor is so you can lean into it more. Use this prompt to clearly articulate the difference between you and everyone else.

“My company provides [outline your offering] for [outline your target audience]. I want to identify what specifically makes my brand unique and compelling to establish my “X-factor”. Acting as a brand specialist, analyze my brand and its offering to ascertain why a customer might prefer my brand over more convenient or cheaper alternatives. Start by opening a dialogue and ask questions, one by one, about aspects including product quality, customer experience, brand values, or any other unique selling points, to establish my X-factor. After five questions, suggest how I can further enhance and communicate this X-factor to make my brand even more irresistible to potential customers. Include the strategies I should employ to emphasize these unique qualities in my marketing and branding efforts.”

Build a moat around your business

Waste no energy being defensive by protecting your business interests. Spend more time on the offense, executing your plan of attack. “This prompt helps you forecast disruptions in your industry and come up with a plan to thrive,” said Orzechowski, who knows running a company on the back foot is no way to operate. Ask for ChatGPT’s assistance on what might be around the corner so you can cover every base and thrive during any turmoil.

“Given what you know about my company, our target audience and how we differentiate ourselves, help us prepare for future change, especially the impact of AI and other new technologies and how they might affect our revenue and position in the marketplace. Our ultimate goal is to build a moat around our brand so our company can survive and thrive for the next 100 years. Acting as a business analyst, outline the 5 steps I should take to ensure my company’s success over the next century.”

Assess your brand voice

“Brand voice is an abstract concept,” explained Orzechowski. “But this prompt will make it concrete.” He said it’s especially important if you’re hiring marketing team members or agencies, because “you need to be able to communicate your brand voice, as esoteric and ethereal as it might be.” If you can’t delegate work to others, your company will stay small and won’t fullfill its potential. “This prompt will list the key elements of your brand voice so your team members or partners can incorporate it into your communication.”

“Act as a brand strategist and analyse the attached origin story of my brand. My objective is to be able to confidently delegate the creation of marketing copy in the style of the document pasted below. Answer the following questions in a way that’s helpful to a marketing manager responsible for creating content from the analysis. 1) How would you describe the style and tone of this copy? 2) What would this copy suggest are key life goals and obstacles for my customers? 3) How does my brand aim to help them? After answering these questions, list the 5 key elements of my brand that should be incorporated into all marketing messaging. Here’s the copy: [Include the copy].”

Lock in your acquisition

Prospects in your pipeline mean nothing until they have converted to paying clients. Without paying clients, you don’t have a business. Orzechowski explained that, “every customer you acquire is a future cash flowing asset. But getting the cash to flow requires them to make that first purchase.” And that’s where most businesses fall down. Find out why people aren’t buying right now by analysing the ones who already said no. Dig into the lost reasons; the causes for someone to look elsewhere or decide to do nothing. The more data you have, the more you can find out how to compel products into a purchase. Secure the medium term of your business and the long term takes care of itself.

“I want to find out the main reasons prospects don’t turn into customers. I’m pasting a list of lost reasons by the number of times they were used. We also have [number] prospects in our existing pipeline who haven’t yet gone ahead. Act as a positive business analyst and use the data we have to suggest our main weaknesses in customer acquisition and suggest tactics we could try to (a) re-engage people who previously said no and (b) go out to current active prospects with a more compelling offer.”

Punch up your emails

Build a 100-year brand with email campaigns that can run autonomously. Make your email campaigns an extension of your high quality brand, not set up for a quick buck. When you get this right, your prospects will turn to customers as if by magic. You won’t need to change them up, you won’t need to spend any time writing new ones. Orzechowski said this is, “one of the easiest ways to increase your sales” and recommends using ChatGPT as your “writing assistant and copy chief.” He believes business owners often “forget crucial conversion elements that diminish the power of your sales message.” This prompt will help you double check your work so you can handle your customers objections before they even think of them.

“I’m writing an email to [describe the people on your email list] with the purpose of selling [describe the product the email is designed to sell]. Acting as a marketing specialist, analyse the copy and tell me its strengths and weaknesses from a conversion perspective. Using what you know about my business and its X-factor, highlight any key points missing from the copy. Make suggestions on improvements I can make to ensure the email is more compelling, true to my brand voice, and more likely to convert.”

5 ChatGPT prompts to build a 100-year brand

If you could get everything right today, your business’ upward trajectory would start from now. As your customer base grew, so would its reputation, website power, pipeline and number of referrals. More customers would tell their friends, more of your future would be secure. Start the ball rolling with these five key elements. Define your X-factor, build a moat around your company, and assess your brand voice to communicate with clarity. Lock in your acquisition by assessing prospect lost reasons and punch up your emails with ChatGPT’s critical eye. The next century starts today.

Build a brand that goes the distance with ChatGPT

Define your X-factor

In a sea of sameness, you can only compete on price. And no one wants to do that. Stand out for something else. Find your X-factor. According to Orzechowski, this is “the thing about your brand that means consumers inconvenience themselves to buy from you instead of taking a more convenient or cheaper option.” You should know exactly what your X-factor is so you can lean into it more. Use this prompt to clearly articulate the difference between you and everyone else.

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By Jodie Cook

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Founder of Coachvox AI – we make AI coaches. Forbes 30 under 30 class of 2017. Post-exit entrepreneur and author of Ten Year Career. Competitive powerlifter and digital nomad.

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By Akshat Kashyap

ChatGPT: Are you trying to find a way to make some additional money? Look no further than OpenAI’s ChatGPT, a language model powered by artificial intelligence. With the help of a large language model (LLM), this conversational AI platform can produce writing that appears human and can react naturally to requests. You can use ChatGPT to monetize your writing abilities while working from home. In this article, we will share a few ways in which you can use ChatGPT to make money.

How can ChatGPT make you rich?

Content writing

Excellent for writers who wish to make a solid living from what they write. Marketing offices are always in need of writers who can produce excellent material quickly. ChatGPT can help you write more quickly so you may take on more assignments.

Blog posts

Writing blog posts with ChatGPT is an additional method of earning money. ChatGPT is a useful tool for coming up with blog post ideas, writing blog posts, and even optimising them for search engines. Over time, this can be a really effective technique to get passive income.

ChatGPT for Social Media Management

Additionally, you may utilise ChatGPT to produce captivating and successful social media content to advertise your website. Influencers who are currently making money on social media can use ChatGPT to produce content more quickly and effectively.

Create Effective Marketing Campaigns

Even if you think you can produce content for websites or social media, you can always gain from a thorough marketing plan. With the assistance of other accomplished marketers and the data ChatGPT already has stored in its memory banks, ChatGPT can assist you in identifying your target market and creating a successful marketing strategy.

Creating a website

Developing a website to advertise your goods or services is another method to make money with ChatGPT. Landing pages, product descriptions, and blog articles may all be created with ChatGPT for your website. You may concentrate on other parts of your website, such as design and marketing, by using ChatGPT to save time and effort on writing.

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20 of the best ChatGPT courses you can take online for free

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Learn all about this popular chatbot without spending anything.

Anyone who has used ChatGPT will know all about its enormous potential, but knowing about this chatbot doesn’t mean you’ll know how to really squeeze everything you can out of it. That’s where an online course could really help.

Fortunately, platforms like Udemy are offering a wide range of free online courses on ChatGPT. We’ve checked everything out and lined up a standout selection of free courses to kickstart your learning journey. We’re nice like that.

These are the best online ChatGPT courses you can take for free this month:

These free online courses do not include certificates of completion or direct instructor messaging, but that’s the only catch. You still get unrestricted access to all the video content, so you can learn at your own pace.

TL;DR: Find the best free online ChatGPT courses on Udemy. Learn how to make the most of ChatGPT without spending anything.

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How to Create Awesome Social Media Content with ChatGPT

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In the digital era, where social media’s clout is undeniable, creating content that stands out can often feel like searching for a needle in a haystack.

If you’ve been grappling with the content creation conundrum, you’ll be pleased to know that there’s a method to the madness. Enter the innovative approach to content creation using ChatGPT, a tool that is transforming the way we think about and produce social media content. This method promises to elevate your content strategy from mundane to remarkable, ensuring that your posts not only captivate but also connect with your audience on a deeper level.

The journey from being a Domino’s pizza driver to a social media maestro might seem like a distant dream, but it’s entirely possible with the right strategy. The cornerstone of this approach is the GAP framework, which stands for Growth, Authority, and Personal content. This strategic trio is designed to magnetize followers, establish trust, and forge a personal bond with your audience. But how do you implement this strategy effectively?Here’s a step-by-step guide to leveraging ChatGPT for your social media content creation.

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Understanding Quality Content

Understanding what constitutes quality content is crucial for any brand looking to make an impact on social media. It’s not merely about disseminating information; true quality lies in the ability to engage and personalize content that mirrors the unique essence of your brand. This involves crafting messages that not only inform but also entertain and connect with your audience on a personal level, making your brand’s voice distinct and memorable.

Here’s where ChatGPT steps in as a valuable tool in your content creation arsenal. By feeding it precise and detailed inputs about your brand’s values, goals, and the interests of your target audience, ChatGPT can generate ideas and content that truly resonate with your brand’s identity. This process ensures that every piece of content you produce reflects the nuances of your brand’s voice, fostering a stronger connection with your audience.

Personalization is Key

Creating content that directly addresses your audience requires a personal touch, integrating unique aspects of your brand and the journey behind it. This personalization makes your content not just another message in their feed, but a story that speaks to them, resonating on a deeper level. By embedding your brand’s distinct characteristics and your own experiences into your content, you forge a stronger, more meaningful connection with your audience.

ChatGPT excels in customizing content to align with the specific nuances and details you provide. This adaptability ensures that the content produced is not only engaging but also genuinely relatable to your audience. By effectively communicating the essence of your brand and personal narrative through ChatGPT’s tailored outputs, you create content that captivates and connects, setting your brand apart in the crowded digital landscape.

Know Your Audience

Grasping the nuances of your audience’s preferences and desires is fundamental to crafting content that resonates. Knowing who your audience is, along with their interests, challenges, and aspirations, allows you to create messages that speak directly to their hearts and minds. This deep understanding is the cornerstone of any successful content strategy, enabling you to produce material that genuinely engages and captivates your audience.

Leveraging ChatGPT in this context offers the capability to precisely adjust your content strategy to meet the specific tastes and requirements of your audience. By inputting detailed insights about your audience into ChatGPT, you can generate content that not only aligns with their interests but also addresses their unique needs. This ensures that every piece of content you create is on target, enhancing the effectiveness of your communication and reinforcing the connection between your brand and its audience.

Creative Content Creation Prompts

ChatGPT stands as an invaluable ally in the creative process, offering a collaborative approach to generating new and innovative content ideas. As a brainstorming partner, it provides a wellspring of inspiration, supplying prompts and suggestions that ignite discussions and pique the curiosity of your audience. This collaborative interaction fosters a fertile ground for creativity, allowing you to explore diverse topics and themes that resonate with your followers.

Engaging ChatGPT in your content creation strategy enables you to craft messages that transcend mere information dissemination. By posing strategic questions and exploring varied angles, you harness the power to produce content that is both enlightening and captivating. This not only educates your audience but also offers them a delightful and interactive experience, ensuring they remain connected and engaged with your brand.

Content Production

Finally, the creation of your content should feel as natural as possible. Whether it’s video or written content, ChatGPT can help script or outline your ideas, making the production process smoother and more authentic.

To maximize your content’s reach, consider repurposing your videos into text for blogs, emails, or social media posts. This strategy not only doubles your content output but also caters to different audience preferences, enhancing your brand’s visibility and engagement.

Summary

The process of creating captivating and engaging social media content often appears intimidating, yet it need not be an overwhelming challenge. By integrating ChatGPT into your content strategy, you unlock the potential of artificial intelligence to generate content that is not only of high quality but also deeply personalized. This ensures that every piece of content you produce resonates strongly with your target audience, enhancing the connection they feel with your brand. ChatGPT empowers you to tailor your messages, ensuring they align perfectly with your audience’s interests and preferences, thus elevating your brand’s profile in the digital landscape.

Therefore, adopting this cutting-edge approach can transform your social media strategy, leading to significant growth and a vibrant, engaged community around your brand. Embrace the future of content creation with ChatGPT and witness the transformative impact on your social media engagement and brand elevation.

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