If ChatGPT responses sometimes feel “meh,” the problem isn’t the AI; it’s your prompt. This guide shows you how to master prompts like a pro.
1. The Golden Rule: Context is King
Always provide context. Instead of: “Write a blog on fitness.” Try:
“Write a 1,000-word blog for beginners on home workouts, targeting busy moms, with SEO keywords included.”
2. The Role Technique
Examples:
- Teacher → “Explain AI like I’m a high school student.”
- Lawyer → “Summarize this contract in plain English.”
3. Step-by-Step Instructions
Structure your prompt like:
- Do X
- Add Y
- Format in Z
4. Use Examples
Feed ChatGPT a sample of your tone/format and say: “Mimic this style.”
5. Chain Prompts for Big Projects
Break large tasks into multiple conversations (outline → draft → refine).
6. Ask for Alternatives
Always request variations: “Give me 3 blog intro options.”
7. Bonus Hack: System Prompts
Tell ChatGPT the persona, format, and audience before asking the question.
Conclusion
Prompts are the new programming. Learn them, and you’ll get 10X better results.
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