8-Step Prompt to Make ChatGPT Write Like You (or Better). AI-Generated Content Can Stand Out!

1. Intro: Picture this. You've got an amazing idea for content. You sit down with Chad GPT excited to see what it can produce, how it can help you. Fingers flying on the keyboard, ready to create something really engaging. And then the result from Chad GPT f is like a lifeless essay from your high school days. Sure. The grammar is perfect. There is no soul, no you. It's technically correct, but utterly forgettable, like a gorgeous meal that tastes like a cupboard. Here's the thing. Google's helpful content guidelines want content to feel personal, relatable, human. And content from Chat GPT? Well, it's not human, but it can learn to write like one, more specifically like you. And this is where discourse comes in. Over the last year, I put HAGPT through its paces, tasting prompt, prompt after prompt, refining my process to create a system that transforms HGPT from a robotic assistant into a creative collaborator. The result a set of strategies that will help you craft content that's not just informative, but engaging content that really heals life. 2. Class Project: Class project. So for this, I want you to do more than just listen to me talk about prompts and techniques I've developed. I want you to start experimenting. If you already know some of my past courses, you know that I'm all about learning and practice. Of course, some of my previous courses are about theory of GPT, about the model that is standing behind HGPT as well. But I want this course, the course you are watching right now to be extremely practical. I want it to be all about practice, all about you experimenting with the prompts I'm going to show you. So, yes, I want you to start experimenting right here right now in a minute because you know best what you need to use the new prompts you will learn for, what daily activities or processes take too much time in your everyday schedule. So as a class project, I want you to take the structure from the course. Put together your own proms based on the structure I'm going to show you and run it through HAGPT. I just want to see trying it all out and pushing HGPT towards what you want, what you need. And then share your results here. Share with us the result you are most proud of so far. I want to see the bits where you thought, Okay, yes, this sounds like me. And listen, it doesn't have to be the most polished output. It could be the first one you get, the first rough take that surprised you in a good way. And as a class project, I want you to include and share your prompt. So show us what you ask TAGPT as raw as your prompt is, the response you got from AGPT and don't edit it. We want to see the real thing here and share it right here in the class project section so we can be proud of you. And if you have any questions or any doubts or any dilemmas, don't hesitate to put it right here as well, or you can start a new discussion so I can answer your question and other parts of our skillshare community can see and join as well. So it's also a very good practice. So let's go. 3. Step 1: Why the Basic Prompt Won’t Make You Proud of ChatGPT: First step and why the basic prompt won't make you proud of HAGPT. Unfortunately, basic prompts most often give you basic results. So they are fine if you want generic content. But to be honest, you already know it. I think the generic content doesn't connect with anyone. It's good just for informative purposes. But if you, for example, put this generic content into your caption and you post it as a caption under your Instagram photo or Carusel think many people will notice that's the content, it's the caption generated by HGPTOr maybe they are going to think, Okay, maybe it's not HGPT's content, but this person isn't very good at coming up with smart and engaging caption text. So we don't want that. And I think one of the biggest surprises when working with HGPT is realizing how much control you actually have, how much control you can have over the results once you understand the process. I know that you may think that you type in a prompt, a short prompt and Chachi PT does its thing, simple, right? But here's a twist. A good prompt can turn out wildly, wildly different results than a great prompt. And the difference very often is in small. So here's what we are going to do. This course is built around an eight step process. And we all start with a basic bare bones prompt, something that gives us only a baseline. Let's be real. That baseline will be lackluster, flat and about as exciting as an empty spreadsheet. But exactly, that's the point. There from the step zero, from the first step, from there, each chapter we will discuss we layer on something new, something you will add to the prompt, giving the prompt just a bit more specificity, a touch more context, and a sprinkle of adjustments. I think that way, when we take this complex process step by step, you will see the difference immediately with each chapter because the differences will be very apparent. And with each new layer, the output will sharpen, will start to reflect a real point of view and begin to sound alive, like content written by a real smart human that has humor, sense of humor, that has writing style, that has stories to tell. So by the end, you will be able to see clear how each adjustment pushes the content from generic to genuinely engaging. That's how we goal for today, because this isn't just about getting decent results. It's more about how to shape HAGPT responses to sound like you, to carry a voice and to say something that's worth reading. Because in the world of content creation, a prom is only as good as the thought you put into it. If you want hAGPTs results to feel alive, to be engaging, like, it's really speaking for you, you are going to have to do some work today. And that's why we're diving in early with this course. Because I'm here to help you shape haGP's responses into something that feels true to your style, your tone, your specific way of seeing things, and show you the way you can teach it to behave just the way you want, depending on the purposes and occasions. So first things first, for the sake of this course, let's say my goal is to come up with an article for my website, my blog or maybe substack something practical and engaging. Like, for example, let's say we want to write a beginner's guide to earning as an UGC creator. So think of this as a today's case study, and this isn't just a generic random topic. It's something that when done right, can pull the readers who are genuinely curious, maybe even a little bit overwhelmed about how to start making money through creating user generated content. We want to guide them through it, making them feel like they're in good hands when they find our content. And to create that guide, we are going to need more than a standard prompt. We need something that hits the specifics that sounds real and that has our own touch woven into every sentence, every part of the article we are going to create. And by the end of this course, we'll have created a guide that doesn't just skim the surface, but actually gets into the nuts and bolls of starting out with UGC with personality and death. You will see exactly how each layer, each chapter, the adjustment we are going to add change the output and why a carefully crafted prompt, such a complex prom, we are going to create can be the huge difference between the content that is just fine and content that actually has the reader saying, This is exactly what I needed. Okay, so for our first step, the first layer of the prompt that we're going to create, we're going to start with the very basic prompt that most people will generally typically type in when it comes to this task. So this prompt, this very basic prom that is our step one, is this. Write a 200 word article called Beginner's Guide to Earning as a UGC creator. I'm sure many people would type in this prompt to get the article. It's very simple. We don't specify our needs, and what can we get with this prompt? Look, here is what CGPT came up with. Okay, so we have beginners going to earning as a UDC creator, and here is how the content starts. The digital landscape is constantly evolving, and with it comes new opportunities to monetize creativity. To be honest, before HAGPT was introduced to us some years ago, I would say that this is just a normal beginning that people, a real person can start an article like this. And I wouldn't suspect that there is something wrong with this article. I would just say it was written by someone who is bored at his job and has to write so many articles for SEO, for example, and just doesn't have the heart to personalize and and make each article very, very engaging. But right now, after some years spent with the content generated by AI and the way it has floated the whole web, we can very easily spot that this article was critic by AI because this beginning is very typical. And no matter what topic, we will give ChaGPT to write about, we will get a very, very similar, very similar start. So this start, the digital landscape is constantly evolving. It's a typical beginning of an article generated by CHGPT. So I think posting an article like this when the smart people, our smart readers can instantly notice that we didn't craft this article, and it's wholly generated by AI is a little bit like not respecting our reader's time because this article is so generic. Just look at it. Of course, it could be worse because CHATTPT is getting more and more advanced and is learning on more data, and right now, the results are much better than they were, for example, two years ago. But still, this response, this output lacks personalization and lacks something that would make it very, very engaging. So that's not what we want to get, of course. So it will only get better from this because, no, we don't want content that can be easily spot as generated by EI that lacks our writing style, just the things that makes our writing hours. In this beginning, I won't drag you through the rest because honestly, it made me wince a little bit. Worse like the digital landscape is constantly evolving. Give it away as AI generated content in seconds. There's no personality, no pulse, no insight. These layers of fluff stacked on top of more fluff. They are not insightful. They are not engaging. They are even not real writing as such. They're just a pile of filler pretending to be information. That's the way I always recognize the AI generated content. It's just too easy to tell. So I will give it 1.5 point out of ten because it technically produce words on a page. That's about where the praise ends. And sure, you might say it spit out the sentences that vaguely addresses the topic. But it is off surface, no depth. There is nothing that will make you think, Yes, this is very useful. Or this would actually help a beginner navigate a UGC content creation journey. It doesn't have any practical steps, no very actionable advice, no sense of what it's really like to start out in the world of UDC content creation. Just wrote empty phrases like establishing yourself as a credible and skilled UDC creator will open more opportunities. As if that's supposed to inspire someone I think it doesn't. I think we need more than that to inspire someone. And I think it just lacks the most essential elements that make writing worth reading, specificity, clarity and the point of view. We need that. It felt like ChaTPT was trying to fill a word count rather than communicate and think inspiring. So I think it's not very useful. It's not very engaging. And it definitely isn't something I'd want, for example, to put my name on. So 1.5 point because sure, it's technically content, but that's about all it is. And there are so many things the output lacks, and we are going to change that. 4. Step 2: Create a Persona Prompt: The second step, create a personal prompt. Now that we've discussed the basic prompt, it's time to get a bit more strategy with our prompts. The next level is about shaping HGPT's output, so it doesn't just write like human. It writes like a specific person, for example, like you. So first, let's start by getting hGPT familiar with your own writing style. Think about it. What are the quirks and qualities that make your writing feel like you? Do you have a specific sense of humor that sneaks into your personal work? Do you prefer short, punchy sentences or do you enjoy long descriptive passages? Do you rather keep things simple or lean into a more complex, more sophisticated vocabulary? I believe your voice is more than just writing style. It's also your experiences and your opinions. These are what makes your content uniquely yours, uniquely yours. So the goal here is to train HAGPT to understand those things and recreate your unique voice, your unique threats. To get started, I use this prom to analyze my own style. So here is the prompt we are going to use. Please read the article that I have written myself and try to figure out my tone, the length of my sentences and paragraphs, the amount of details that I use to describe things, whether I use humor, questions, how readable my writing is, the level of my vocabulary, and how emotional I am in my writing. Summarize what you have found in about 400 words. So we copy that prompt, and below, we need to attach our own article, something that we think is the best representation of the things that makes our writing ours. So I'm going to choose an article from my blog. Maybe I will choose an article that was really personal because sometimes I'm writing about the things that doesn't demand such emotional level or going into detail. So I think I will choose a very emotional article which I wrote about losing all the pictures that were memories for me. I had them on my phone, and I didn't do any backup of them, and I just lost them when my phone crashed. Okay, so I'm pasting this very emotional article, and here is the result. Here is the analysis from TGPT Okay, let's check if it's correct how ChaGPT judged my writing style. So your writing style is deeply introspective, emotionally resonant and conversational. Here is a breakdown of the elements in your article, tone. Your tone is reflective, honest, and intimate. It conveys vulnerability and self awareness, creating a personal connection with the reader. You balance movements of light self deprecation with profound realization which makes the textbo relatable and flat proto king. You use a mix of long complex sentences to unpack deeper reflections and short punchy ones for enthesis. For example, the article, it was in my native language, so I will show you the translation of it, so you can know which article HGPT analyzed and why it judged like this. Paragraphs are medium and length often developing a single idea before moving on, which maintains the reader engagement. Your descriptions are vivid and specific helping round abstract reflection in concrete examples. You talk about here are the details which make your points tangable and relatable. Okay, okay. I think this analysis of the writing style that I used to write this personal piece is correct. It's really on point. And we can surely say that the result is pretty insightful. Chat GPT picked up on some of my core style choices. It noticed, for example, that I like to explain things in plain language, keeping it jagon free. It also picked up the fact that I use humor and rhetorical questions to keep things conversational and moving at good pace. So what about you? How would you describe your style yourself? First, before you paste your article 0R the piece you've written to HGPT, ask yourself this question. How would you describe your writing style? Is it direct, direct, witty, laid back, intense, very emotional? Imagine giving your friend a one sentence summary of how you write. That's the kind of self reflection that is also very, very important. And then paste your personal piece, the piece you've written, 100% yourself into TGPT and check how, how it will describe your writing style and what it will notice. So let's go back to my example. So once I hit this analysis for me, I was ready to put it to task. So here's what we will use next. Based on the writing style analyzed from the provided article, create a new content titled here we put in what we want to create, ensure that a new content strictly adheres to the author's writing style in terms of tone, structure, and approach as identified in analysis. Okay. So let's let's use it. And we want to write beginner's guide to earning as a UDC creator. Okay. And here we have the result. I think it's really exciting. It sounds really amazing. At least, much, much better than the previous output. So here's the beginning of the new output. I never thought I'd earn money doing something I genuinely enjoy until I stumble into the world of user generated content. You know the kind unpolished, authentic and oddly captivating. The kind of content that feels like your best friend just sent you a video of her trying out a face mask or wearing this dress you'd been eyeing online. Becoming a UDC creator sounds fancy, but let me tell you it's not about perfection. It's about showing up as you are, and sometimes that's all the brand needs. If you are here wondering how to start where it takes or even if you are good enough. Let me walk you through what I've learned with all the bombs and deters along the way. Then we have a chapter. What is UDC and why it's kind of a big deal. Notice how much more personal this chapter sounds. And I think they are much more actionable. And they are much more like we are talking with friends. So Chad GPT really borrowed my writing style from the article I've written 100% myself. So I will show you the rest of this article because I think it really is good. We will, of course, improve it, polish it to add even more personality to it, but it's getting better and better. There's the money talk, things I I wish I'd know sooner, the emotional roller coaster we can, of course, tell HAG PT that we want a much longer guide, but I think it's a good starting point and we can always make the article longer, the guide longer. And that's the kind of prom that is doing very well almost every time. So we really can say that the output is really decent. It includes analogies, metaphors, reporical questions, all the techniques I personally really like to use. Of course, it's still not perfect, but how we can write it. I think I would give it a solid five or maybe even six out of ten. Because it's much, much better, it's nice to read. And and that's one of the most important things. And it includes the things that make my writing style. All the things I use very frequently in my own writing, which I do without a hell of TAG PT. Still not perfect. I would write it a little bit different myself. But close enough to get me curious about where we could push it further. Okay, so that was a step, second step of the process, and now it's your turn. What would you want ChachiPT to pick up about your writing style? Other specific turns of phrases, sentence structures or tone that you'd like it to replicate. This is such a powerful exercise for anyone creating content regularly because when you get clear on your own style, you can help hachPT became a better collaborator for you. A collaborator that sounds a little less cookie cutter eye and a little more like you. And, of course, it can also help you in different situations because with a bit of tweaking, you can even train HajiPT to write like your favorite comedian, your favorite actor or someone unexpected, for example, Shrek. So the key is to get specific both in how you describe your style and what you're asking Ta GPT to recreate. Because the more intentional you are here, the better the results. 5. Step 3: Adding Your Stories and Opinions: Okay, the next step, adding your stories and opinions. Alright. So you've got TajiPT working with your style. It sounds more like you. Maybe even uses a bit of your sense of humor, your rhythm. But let's be honest, it's still missing something. It doesn't know your personal stories or your opinions. And these are the things that make your content uniquely you. Uniquely yours. Because style, writing style alone doesn't cover the full picture, your background, your experiences, your beliefs. And these are the things that makes you. And this is what makes your readers coming back for more. So let's add those missing pieces now. And here's the prompt I used to start adding a personal touch to the content. So, listen, here's the prompt. Charge GBT. Here is my about page. Here we insert about me page or it can be just a description of yourself, including the most important facts about you. Learn about my experience and stories that qualify me as an author for the content we will write. Also, here's a personal opinion that will shape how you write your content. Here you insert your personal opinions that influences your opinion on the topic that the content will be about. So let's use this prompt. I'm going to fill the placeholders. So let's say I'm going to paste the description I have on my cars page. So let's copy it. It's very enthusiastic. It's very very me. Of course, I wrote it without any help of a eye because I wrote it sometime a longer time ago. Okay. And personal belief that will influence the topic we're writing about is going to be the opinion that anyone can become a successful UDC creator. But it's not easy as some marketing gurus it make it look. And it's also a very demanding work because you have to be you have to wear so many hats at once. Okay, let's see. Okay. It sounds much more personal. So as you can see, Cha Gibti borrowed a lot of facts from my description, and here is how new the new version starts. So, hi, I'm Kasha. Let me brew some long tea. So TGPT brwed the fact that I love long tea. As we sit down and chat about the journey, you're about to embark on a journey into the world of Ds creation. If you are here, you probably have big dreams. Maybe they feel a little bit out of reach, or maybe you are not sure where to start. I get it. Why did I first started building a career that aligned with my dreams? I felt overwhelmed by all the advice, strategies, and voices telling me what I should be doing. But I'm here to remind you this is your story, and if UDC creation feels like the next step for you, let's make it happen together. So then we have the chapter. What is UDC and why you should care? Why should you care? Here's the deal. UDC is what makes the digital wood feel more human. It's real, it's unpolished, and it resonates in ways polished. At never will. So here is the rest of the article, as you can see it sounds much more engaging. I really like this part. I think if we were going to settle with this version, we will have to tell Cha Gibt to make this chapter much longer because I can feel like it's missing so many things, but we shouldn't forget that it's only one version and we are going to level it up in so many ways. Here's the chapter how to stand out in a saturated market. My biggest lesson, also the name of the title of the chapter also feels so much more personal, so much more engaging. As you can see, this did some interesting things. The output is close. It captures my background, even mentioned my personal opinions, which I pasted into the prompt. Still, the result had more personality, more of a voice, more of a voice that feel grounded in my experience and in my point of view. So, so now it's your turn. How about you? Take a moment and think about your own stories and your experiences that qualify you to write about your topics. What do you want Taji pit to know about your background or about your experiences? Maybe is it a job you had, a skill you developed, or maybe an unusual experience that shaped your perspective. Also, what about your opinions? Think about the principles that guide your work, the hot takes you stand by. The ideas you believe are worth sharing. What are these? Because adding these personal elements to the prompt makes the AI less of a content generator and more like a collaborator, because you are the one who is giving it context, depth, and sense of your back story. And it's such a crucial step. Toward getting content that feels not only engaging but also authentic. And in the end, it's these personal elements that set your content apart from anyone else's. So how would I rate it? Honestly, I'd give it a step up from style alone, but still there is a room for improvement. But as I've already mentioned, it's a process, and with each step with each chapter, we are making HAGPT a little more you. 6. Step 4: Adding Factual Depth: Next step, adding factual depth. Love kills credibility. That's what I think. To ground your content in reality, we need to feed ChaGPT the facts. So here is where things get interesting. In the past, haGPTs knowledge was frozen in October 2023, which meant it couldn't give us the latest and greatest data. But now for some time for longer time, actually, with Internet access, GPT can pull in current information, which is huge. It means that when we're writing about a fast evolving topic, like a beginner guide to earning as a UDC creator because, you know, this world is changing very quickly and the creator economy is changing very quickly. And because HGPT has this Internet access, we can include fresh starts, delayed trends and up to date references, which is amazing for the audience because we don't want to post and share outdated contents. But unfortunately, here is the kicker. Even with all the data in the world, AI generated content can still end up feeling a little fluffy. Sometimes you get an intro that sounds more like a high school essay than something you'd actually write yourself and then publish. So how do we keep Chat GPT from slipping into that nice but blend territory? The answer is to tht it concrete specific facts. In the prompts, the fact you want to be included in your text, in your article, in your post. So here is what we will use to add a punch of relevance and substance to our UDC guide. So we want to include this fact. The average salary for a UDC Creator in 2024 was $45,000 per year. In the second fact, as of current month, which is December, there are 12,450 job listings for UDC Creators on LinkedIn. Please use these facts when creating the guide. And let me show you the results we will get when we incorporate this addition to the prompts. Okay, and here we have the data we taught HAGPT to use. And also, here we have this data. So our guide is now packed with extra data. So it's not just pure reflections, but we have also very concrete facts in it. So as you can say, the difference is immediate because suddenly this content has a backbone. It has facts that can grab the reader's attention because we need those concrete facts from time to time in the content. So when Child's GPT is led with hard numbers, it feels more authoritative. More like something you'd read on a real news site or a blog, not just a generic AI generated piece. This approach takes this content up a notch, adding this depth and credibility when someone starts to read it. And the result, just take a look at it yourself once again, and how would you rate it? Because when it comes to me, I think I would give it a solid 7.5 out of ten because the content suddenly feels a little bit more engaging, less floffy and has real value for a reader, at least for a reader interest in the UDC world and where it can get him. So now, it's your turn. Think what kind of facts or statistics could add weight to your content? Also, think about your audience. What would make them stop and pay attention? Because adding even a couple of relevant, timely facts can change the tone entirely, making your content feel more grounded, more specific. Not just another set of words on a screen, but something that really arms your reader with all the knowledge he or she should have before diving in, for example, a UGC world GC journey. So give it a try and see how your content takes shape because when you add solid data points to your piece, to your content, you are giving the sign to the reader. This is grounded. This is real, and this is worth your time. Okay. Okay, let's go to the next step to level up this prompt even more. 7. Step 5: Cutting Out the Fluff: Step number five, cutting out the fluff. Okay, so let's discuss fluff once again. I think one of the most common pitfalls with generated content is filler. Sentences that sound nice, but don't really say anything. Don't really add anything new. You end up with lines like in today's digital world, content creation is more important than ever because really, groundbreaking. It's not that these sentences are wrong or they aren't true, but they just don't add anything specific at all. They are just taking up space. So how do we fix this? We get intentional to make sure every sentence counts, we will use this front. Chat GPT, do not include any flap when producing content. Each sentence should provide the value to the overall goal of the content piece. Strictly follow this guideline, and I have to tell you very often, this is a game changer. Suddenly, I have a concise, no nonsense beginner's guide to UGC creator because look, I will show you it in practice. We will tell Cha GPT to do it right now. Okay, and here is the result we got. And as you can see, hatGPT transfer the data we told it to use from the further chapters to the beginning because it's just reflected that we need this concrete data right at the start. So right now, the whole article is starting like this. Let's cut to the chase. Have you ever wondered how you could turn your creativity into a paycheck? What if I told you there are 12,450 job listing right now on LinkedIn for people just like you looking to create relatable authentic content for brands. And did you know, the average UDC creator earns $45,000 per year in 2024. Sounds promising, right? But before you dive in, let's figure out how to make this work for you. And then we have a very important first chapter, which is what is UDC and why you should care. Do you trust perfectly Polish ads? Neither do most people? That's why brands are shifting toward UDC, content made by real people showing how products fit into real lives. Think of TikToks of someone on boxing and Skinck set, Instagram reels of someone styling their favorite booths or even candid reviews. The beauty of UDC is that you don't need a huge following or expensive equipment. It's about being authentic and relatable. Brands value that and they are willing to pay for it. Then we have a chapter why UDC creation is worth exploring, and we have also the data. We told TGPT to use repeated, but in a bit different sentences so they don't feel like a repetition. How to get started without feeling overwhelmed? What about the money, how to stand out in a competitive market? What I wish I know earlier and your next step? And I think it all makes a really well structured article for, for example, newsletter or blog or website. So as you can see, this prompt made hagiPt to cut out the vague sentences and skip right to the meat. What you see is, how to get started, where the money is coming from. And almost every sentence offers something practical or insightful. So we have no space wasted, and we feel like we are reading something really insightful, really helpful, really written with the audience in mind. So how will we read it? I think we can give a solid 7.7 out of ten because the content felt focused packed with value and best of all, respectful of the reader's time. So instead of filling up paragraphs for the sake of word count, and zeroed in on what a beginner would actually want to know. And I think this approach made the piece feel not only more useful, but also more professional. So now, let's think about your content. What phrases or types of sentences? Could you cut out of your content of your articles to make it tighter? What would make each line feel like it's pulling its weight? Imagine you are writing for someone who's very busy and doesn't want a single extra sentence that doesn't move the needle. Because when you tell Tha JBT to avoid fluf you are essentially training it to respect your reader's time, which, let's be honest, is something that every piece of content could often benefit from. So give this method a try, give it a shot, and watch how much more punch your content has when each sentence actually matters. And the next step is going to be extra extra importance. 8. Step 6: Adding Flavor and Fun: Step number six, adding flavor and adding fun. Here's the thing about AI generated content. It's usually too serious. It gets the job done, but it reads like a textbook. I think one of the biggest differences between human and AI writing is that real writers, human writers have fun with words when they write. They are playful, they experiment with language. They use creative metaphors and little inside jokes. They make it all feel alive. They avoid fluff, yes, but the words they choose, they are playful. When you read an article, you feel the aors energy, the vibe. We bring in personality. We throw in humor. We connect with our audience on this emotional level. But robots, they're not exactly known for their sense of humor and their ability to make content feel alive. So so to bring out that kind of life and Cha GPTs output, we need to add a prompt focused on engagement and personality. And this prompt sounds like this. HGPT Engagement is the highest priority. Be conversational and tattic and occasionally humorous. Use more metaphors, anecdotes and natural dialogue. And here is the result. As you can see the infro looks completely different now, and it begins like this. Imagine this. You're scrolling through Instagram and you see a quickly video of someone boxing a product, messy desk, a real smile, maybe a cat wandering into the frame. Somehow it grabs your attention. You're curious, maybe even salt. That's the magic of UDC, and believe it or not, you could be the one creating it. Now I get it. The idea of jumping into something new can feel like standing at the edge of a cold pool wondering if the lip will be worth it. Spoiler, it will. Grab a towel because we are diving in. And then we have very nice metaphors. For example, UGC is like the favorite home cooked meal, comforting, familiar, and way more satisfying than something overly fancy. It's the opposite of those high budget ads with perfect lighting and professional models. Brands are turning creators like you, SU, to make relatable human content. Think TikToks of someone raving about a monster razor or Instagram reels showing how to style the perfect fall outfit, authenticity cells. I think right now, it sounds much more personal, and I think this content, this article now feels very real. Thanks to the complex prompt, ChaTPD turned a basic content into something that sounds like a friend sharing insider advice. It even came up with those creative metaphors, which I really like. Suddenly, we have something your audience and reader can connect to something that feels personal, not robotic. And it is a huge step up. How will we rate it? I think it's bringing the score to an 8.3 out of ten because the piece right now is much more inviting entertaining and just pleasing to read it. Adding those little touches the humor, the analogies, the conversational asides makes it feel like less of a content factory and more like an actual person who is standing behind the words. Now think about your content. Were you think you should add a little more flavor. Maybe a metaphor or a quirky or a smart comprison. Maybe a relatable story would make your content much more engaging, much more relatable and fun to read because the goal is to make the reader feel like they are sitting across from you, having a real conversation, and you explaining things to them, and adding your personality is what turns good content into memorable contents. So we need to give hagbti a ndche to be more creative with this brnd we discussed and watch how it brings a fresh energy to this piece. So try it out for yourself. And see how much of a difference it makes when TGPT isn't just accurate. It's engaging. It's human, it's more human, and it's much more fun. 9. Step 7: Knowing Your Audience: Next step, step number seven, knowing your audience. Here is most the final layer that brings it all together. ChaGPT can write, sure. It can even write in a certain style bringing this humor and fresh data. But there is still one essential piece that can make or break your content, and it's knowing who this content is for. So think about it. When you are writing, don't you adjust how you explain things based on who you're talking or writing to? You wouldn't use the same language with a curious beginner as you would with a seasoned Pro. And HGPT doesn't know who it's writing to by default, who this content will be for, where you will post it, where you will share it. And so it ends up sounding a little bit generic because it's trying to talk to everyone and no one at the same time. It's just keeping it safe, playing it safe. So we need to fix that to make sure HGPT knows exactly who your article, your post or just the piece of writing you are trying to create will be F. We will use this prompt. My target audience has the following characteristic. So here we insert demographic information, we insert to preferences, and we insert reading level preferences. So I will show you this prompt, this adjustment in practice. So my target audience has the following characteristics. Let's say, my target audience, these are only, for example, women. This particular article will be read only by women. I'm doing it only for the purpose of this course. Of course, I'm creating content for every one of you no matter which sex. And they'd say these women already run their own Instagram profiles, and they have an experience in social media management, so you need to specify that UDC is not about posting this content on your social very often. Okay, they prefer conversational, friendly tone with questions and analogies. And as you can see, when I shed those information about my target audience with HGPT the beginning and the rest of an article is immediately changed. Because right now HGPT is adjusting the information to meet my audience needs much more. For example, it's focusing on the fact that UGC very often isn't about posting on your own social media no matter how big your following is. So as you can see, now the sentences are much different and they're targeted just to make it all more clear for my target audience, which I specified in the prompt. As you can see, we also have different chapters. Titles and the content of the chapters is also changed. And adapted to our audience needs. So as you can see, once I specify the audience, the output change significantly. It's just no longer just writing. It's speaking directly to the people I want to read with this post, with this guide. It adjusts the tone and level of detail to my audience. So my audience can actually connect with this piece, and it's making this content not only more relatable, but also much more relevant. And I think we can rate it 8.6 out of ten because it is an improvement. So now it's your turn. Let's break it down further. Who are you really writing for? Take a moment and think about your audience. Are they beginners or experts? Are they professionals looking for concise, actionable advice, or are they hobbyists who want a friendly encouraging tone and leading them by hand step by step. Do they appreciate a touch of humor, or would they prefer a more straightforward, no frills approach? What do you think? So just with our example, our UDC guide, imagine we are writing this guide to someone totally different. For example, we want to post and show this guide to a young creator, just out of college, excited to dive in and make money, but without any experience in social media and creating content. It would be totally different than the guide GPT created for us a moment ago. Or let's say we want to share this guide with a mid career professional who's curious about UGC as a side hassle, but feels very unsure where to start and feels like maybe they are you know, not young enough to make it work. This article would sound totally different if we specify the audience the different way because each audience has different needs and has different set of questions, worries, and different motivations. And by giving haGIPT a crystal clear description of your audience, you help tailor its language, tone. And even the type of examples it will use. So here is a practical exercise for you. Can you describe your target audience in one sentence? Imagine you are introducing them, your target audience, your readers to someone. Who are they? Who what do they? What do they care about? And what keeps them reading? What are they interested in? Once you've got it down, try adding it to your prompt. You will see, you will really know this. The content will likely feel more focused, more direct and better suited to the people you're actually trying to reach. And I think this is really the final very important layer in building this powerful personalized piece of content. Because when HGPT creates with this real sense of audience, it doesn't just inform, it connects. And only with this connection is when the content really starts to resonate. By the time you reach the step, your output should be was away from the generic beginnings guide. Beginners UDC Guide, for example, it started us. Now we've got something that speaks to real people in the way they will actually care about. So now, really, give it a shot and watch how much more alive your content becomes when HAGPT has your audience in mind. 10. Step 8: Combining It All: Step number eight, combining it all. Okay. Okay. You've made it to the final chapter. By now, we've layered up each prompt with style, personality, fox value, flavor, and audience targeting. But, you know, here's where the real power kicks in, combining everything you've learned into one ultimate process. This is where HGPT stop feeling like an AI tool and starts working like a writing partner who knows your voice, your personal voice, understands your experience, your story, your background, and speaks directly to your readers. So here is the prompt, the full prompt. I crafted it to pull all the pieces together. So it's just a reminder of all the steps we took before. So it sounds like this HAGPT you are tasked with creating content that is highly engaging and sounds like it was written by a specific person by me. First step, persona analysis. First, read the provided article, and insert the content of an article, analyze the tone, length of sentences and paragraphs, amount of detail, use of humor, rheporical questions, readability, vocabulary level, and emotional tone. Summarize your findings in 400 words. Then we add personal experience. Here's a background about the author about me, the author, and here you insert your description, all the facts HGPT should know about you, incorporate my experiences and personal opinions into the content to add uniqueness and here you list your experiences and opinions. Then we have fact insertion, and we have to arm HGPT the following with the facts we want it to include in the article and the content to make it include those concrete facts. So include the following facts in your content and hear you answer the facts you want Chachi PT to include. Then we do nfluffing ensure that every sentence in your content provides value, eliminate any fluff and maintain focus on the overall goal of the content piece. Then we add flavor, make the content conversational and pathetic and occasionally humorous, se metaphors anecdotes and natural dialog to add personality. Then we add audience targeting, as you remember, for sure, because we want to write for the audience and for our audience, and we need to specify our audience needs and its characteristics. And then we have code and creation based on the analysis of the provided article with my writing style and all the requirements I made and all the details given above. Create content title. Here you put your title at and specify how many words your article your post should have and show that the new content strictly adheres to my writing style, tone, structure, and approaches as identified in the analysis. So as you can see this, all at one prompt brings every technique we've covered into a single clear instruction set for our hA GPT. And the result, I think it always will be pretty remarkable. The output will feel less as it was written by AI and more like it was carefully crafted with personality, knowledge, and purpose woven together. Because every sentence has a point, it will sound like someone talking, someone with an actual voice, background, and perspective. It's the kind of content that will surely stand out on blog website, or maybe even newsletter. So, okay, so now, what about you? Are you ready to see how HAGPT can sound when it's trained to think like you, write for your audience, and bring in the details that make your writing style unique? So let's break down each element one last time just to remember why they matter so much and why each detail matters so much, okay? So personal analysis is so crucial at the beginning, because aji Pity needs to know what's your unique voice. This is about capturing your writing style, the tone, humor, sentence length, and emotional depth. That makes your content sound like you. Then we need personal experience analysis. So what stories, what experiences or perspectives makes your content uniquely valuable? You need to give ChaGPTO background so it can sound like an expert like you rather than a generalist. Then we need to do some fact insertion. Because how can you ground your content in reality? I'm 100% sure. It's fact that make your content so credible and more useful. So give it some concrete data or specific examples to anchor your contents. Then we need to do nflffing. What volume do you want to deliver with your content and how you can do it directly? Then Cha JPT needs to do it. So tell Cha GPT to cut out to cut the filler and focus only on details that actually matter. Then it's time for flavor. Because what can we do to make this content more enjoyable to read? We always need to add a little bit of fun for our audience to read it. So think metaphors, Anecdotes, or that extra type of humor that keeps reader engaged. That's why we need a step. And then we had audience targeting because HAGPT needs to know who is this content for, and you need to be clear on your audience characteristics, tone preferences, and detail level to ensure the final content feels relevant and approachable for them. And USC, all this process will make HGPT feel like you're creating your own content assistant. By combining all of these elements, you are not just giving a task for HGPT. You are training it to work alongside you. And now you have the secret formula. And each piece of content can be now shaped to reflect your personality. Speak directly to your readers and hold their attention from start to finish. This is your personal formula for crafting content that isn't just possible or good. It should be authentic, engaging and just undeniably you. 11. Final Words, Workbook for You and my Question: Final words, workbook for you and my question. Okay, okay. Congratulations on making it to the end. You've completed the full eight step journey of transforming HGPT into your own personalized content assistant. From persona and personality to Fox and audience targeting, you now have this powerful framework to guide HAGPT in creating content that feels real, engaging and truly reflective of you. And now it's just your turn to experiment. Take this complex prompt and play with it. Write it out and just the details and see how your content changes as you fine tune each element step by step or all at once with a complex formula. And of course, I'd love to hear how it goes in the discussion section. So don't even hesitate to share any insights or successes you've had, and don't hesitate to ask questions because, hey, we are here to support each other, of course. And if you found value in this course, which of course, I truly hope you did. I'd be incredibly grateful if you could leave a review. Just let me know what you enjoyed, what surprised you, what you would like to see more from me. Or maybe there are any areas where I could make the course even better. Because you should know that your feedback truly helps shape future courses and ensure they meet your needs. And there is not where good news stop to help you continue building your GPT skills. I've also created a PDF workbook with five additional tasks to enhance your prompt writing technique. So you can find it in the resources section, and this one is completely free to download for you. And if you are looking to take things even further and really egize your creativity, for example, when you hit a creative block, I also have one paid workbook available through Superpeer and what's inside is packed with proms designed to push your creative boundaries and help you explore new possibilities with Chat GPT. So right now, thank you so much for being a part of this journey. I'm already and here is the spoiler alert. I'm already working on the next course, diving deeper and deeper each time into advanced techniques. So I can't wait to see you there soon, very soon. See you.