Brainstorm, Plan, Create & Launch With ChatGPT Projects: Your Creative Assistant

1. Introduction: Question. Why are you still starting from scratch with hat GPT every single time? You open it up, type in your prompt. It gives you an okay answer, but then tomorrow you're back retyping the exact same setup because it's already forgotten everything you told it yesterday. It's like having a creative partner with Amnesia, right? Here's the thing. It's not that Chat GPT isn't powerful. It's that we've been using it like a one of conversation instead of what it can be your own creative assistant. Where hat hippity projects come in. Imagine this. You create a project once, you tell it your goals, your style, your audience, and it remembers. Every time you come back, it's ready to pick up exactly where you left off. No more repeating yourself, no more losing good ideas, consistent on brand, high quality content. This course, I'm going to show you how to turn hATTPTPjects into your personal creative assistant. We'll walk through how to brainstorm unlimited ideas, how to plan your projects so it works every time, how to create high quality content without starting over and how to actually launch it so it keeps working for you in the background. By the end, you'll have a fully functioning assistant inside CATHPT that saves you time, keeps your ideas organized, and helps you create without a constant reset button. Hey, if you find value in this one, check out my other Skillshare courses on Chat CHIPT and AI Creativity. And if you ever get stuck or want feedback on your class projects, send me a message here on Skillshare. I'm always happy to help. All right, are you ready? Let's dive in. 2. Class Project – “Your Turn to Build One”: Et's talk about your class project. I want you to build your own Chat TIPT project, your creative assistant as we go through this course. This could be anything you need help with. Maybe you're a content creator who wants a TikTok hook generator, maybe you're running a business and you need a product description writer, or maybe you're just curious and want to try a blog post editor in your own style. It doesn't have to be perfect. Think of this as a practice run. Choose one purpose for your assistant, keep it simple. Give it a name and a short description inside Chat TiptPject. Add a couple of your favorite prompts, test it and get it to create something for you. When you're happy, take a quick screenshot of your project setup and one example of its output. Post that in the project gallery here on Skillshare. If you have any questions, just send me a message, and I'll give you pointers. Now that you know what you're building, let's start by getting familiar with ChachipTPjects and how they work as your creative assistant. 3. Lesson 1 | How to Use ChatGPT Projects as Your Creative Assistant: Okay, let's get hands on. First thing, what exactly is a Chat Chipt project? You can think of it as a personal workspace inside hat GPT that remembers what you tell it. Most people use hat CiPT like a conversation with a stranger. You walk in, ask a question, and get an answer. And tomorrow, they have no idea who you are. A project is more like having your own assistant, one who knows your goals style, tone, and even your favorite ways of it. It's a space where you can set instructions once and never have to repeat them. I'm going to show you how to set up a Cha CHiPT project from scratch. It should now be seeing my ChachiPT screen. It is hahPTPlus that I'm using, by the way. This is the paid version, but if you are using the free version, you could take the concepts and the ways of working we are using with ChachiPTPject. Apply those perhaps in a more manual setting. Instead of setting up projects here, you could set up a folder. You could store any prompts that you use, so you can just copy and paste them in the future. Currently on a blank screen. I am going to open up the sidebar. So I've clicked on New Project. I'm now going to call it something like Tick, T Hook generator. You can call it whatever fits your goals and what you do creatively. This is just for me for this example to showcase how projects work. Just waiting for the project to create now. Perfect. We now have our new project screen here, TikTok Hook generator. The next thing you can do is add a description. This is where you tell TahiPT the role that is played example, you could say, you are my content assistant who writes engaging conversational Tik Tok scripts for trending products. You always use a hook, relatable story or clear call to action. I'm going to do something similar here, so I'm going to go add instructions. And just to give you a rough outline of what you would put in here, you are a tik talk Hook generator, you will use the problem agitation solution framework to come up with engaging scroll, stopping video hooks. You can make this as long short as you like. A quick workaround and he that I like to do is go back into Chat GPT in a new chart and ask the tool to draft up the best possible, most detailed description that I can then copy and paste back into project so that every time I open up a new chart within that project, it remembers exactly what I need it to do for me. So I'm going to save this for now. You can always come back and update this information. You can delete it. You can change. Same with the project. You can delete the project, create a new one. There's lots of different opportunities there. So I'm just going to save it. You can also add files within project as well. If you've got any images, documents, code files, and more the TikTok hook generator project or whatever project you create can access the content when you chat inside the project. So you can see now how it remembers the information and instructions that you place project. In this instance, I'm not going to add any files, but you can always add files to your projects if you'd like to test it out. Want to show you a quick example of a project that I've been using for a while. This is a project that I call Joe. It's for YouTube transcripts. And basically, what I do with Joe is I manually grab a YouTube transcript. From my videos, and I let it create different pieces of creative work based on that transcript. For example, I have these instructions to show you very long set of instructions that I've been building over a number of weeks. It started small, but then I would go back and say, Okay, can you also do this? Can you also do that? And I added that to existing instructions. You can always move these instructions. Again, I could have deleted, restarted. It depends on how you are working with your CHATPT project. But the start of this, you've got the project name, you've got the role in persona. You've got the standard workflow, the raw YouTube transcript, copied from YouTube studio, the current video title. All of that is information that CHATPT itself came up with. I didn't dream that up. I went to the tool and said, Hey, can you create some ways of working for this new project for me, and it came up with that, in terms of what it does exactly and what tools it uses or what tools you're going to be using, you have to make that clear as well. There's a ton of information put on here just to give you an idea of what you can do. As you can see, there's a ton of conversations I've had for it here. And every time I start this by pasting a new video transcript and Joe take that transcript and immediately create a blog article 0R clean up the transcript. The real magic here is how persistent this is. Once you've got your project set up, you can close it, come back next week. Remember your style, your rules, and even the examples you've given it. It's like hiring someone, training them once, and then letting them get on with the job. The talk hook writer that I've generated, I could say write me three hooks for a video about a phone case that never breaks. Boom, I will have that ready to go. Tomorrow, I can jump back in and say, I'll make those hooks funnier in under 7 seconds. Okay, let's go ahead and test this out. Write me a hook for a scary, short video for kids. Just waiting for it to come up. Now, this is a very basic instruction in this project, so I'm not expecting a lot, but it's just to give you an idea. You can see there, it's remembered the problem agitation solution style Hook, which is more of a business hook framework as opposed to a storytelling story. Here's the problem. Have you ever heard a story about a toy that moves and no one's looking? They say, If you leave it in the dark for too long, it changes, and last night, I forgot to turn my light. Do you want to see what I caught on camera? The more complex the instructions, the more complex the result as you've seen from the example with my project that I created. In the next lesson, we'll use this project to brainstorm unlimited ideas fast. Ready? Let's move on to the next lesson. 4. Lesson 2 | How to Brainstorm Unlimited Ideas With ChatGPT: Now our project is set up. Let's put it to work. One of my favorite things about having Chat GPT project is how quickly it can turn a blank page into a list of ideas, staring at an empty screen, waiting for inspiration. That's kind of my personal nightmare. Here's the trick. Give hathPT your seed idea and ask for variety. For example, inside my TikTok Hook writer project, I might type generate ten TikTok hook ideas for a trending fitness make them playful in under 7 seconds and keep them in plain English. Now, in seconds, I will have ten options, each one different enough that I can pick my favorite, mesh them together into something new. You kind of see what's happening. It's not just spitting out generic lines because it already knows my tone, my style, and my audience from the project description we set earlier. You do need to make sure that your project description is as clear and as detailed as possible. That's the difference between working inside a project and using a fresh chat. You're not stuck with just one format. You can ask for short hooks, full content concepts, headlines, story angles. The list is practically endless. So here's another quick example. Say you're running a food blog, I could ask my assistant, give me five Instagram real ideas for a quick pasta recipe. Include one that's funny and one that's inspiring and one that's trending right now. And, boom, you've got content for the week before you've even finished your coffee. Okay, let's jump into my hat ChiPT, screen quickly, and give this a spin. Yeah, I'm back into my TikTok hook project screen. I'm going to ask it to generate ten different hooks for my TikTok acrylic painting channel. Query is now running and creating those hooks. There's a bunch of different hooks that you can play around with, and they're not always going to be perfect. But the key here is the speed at which you execute, fail fast, and move on to the next thing. As opposed to spending hours coming up with these yourself, if that's your preference, you could. But if you're someone that likes to save time, you've got an option there. Within about 10 minutes, you could come up with 100 hooks until you find the one you want. The clearer the instructions, the better the result. They don't have to be complex. They don't have to be difficult to understand. They don't have to be something that doesn't even make sense to you. They need to be just clear and detail. And over time, what I've found is adding just little bits, maybe like one little addition or amendment to day as you work with your project. Within about a week or two weeks, you'll find that you have a nice long description of your project, similar to what you do with an employee. If you've got a new employee within a business, you're training them every day. They're reading theory, they're doing e learning and doing all these other bits, but you're also helping them with the practical stuff. Every day, you're teaching them something new ways of working, fast tracking processes, similar to that. If you take the same approach with hachPTPjects, this is where you hit the sweet spot. Next lesson, we'll take all this raw idea, gold, and actually plan your hat ChiPT project so it works every single time you use it. Think of it as giving your assistant the ultimate chee cheat before they start the job. 5. Lesson 3 | How to Plan a ChatGPT Project That Works Every Time: Okay, we've now got some ideas flowing. Let's make sure our Chat ChiPT project is set up so it always gives us the kind of output that we want. Because here's the thing. A creative assistant is only as good as the brief you give it. When I'm planning a project, I focus on three things. Goal. What is the assistant actually here to do? Audience, who are we talking to voice and style, how should the content let's talk about the goal portion to start with. Goal is your Northstar. For my TikTok hook writer, the goal is to help me write short scroll stopping TikTok hooks for trending products. It's specific, measurable and leaves no confusion. Let's also talk about the audience bit. So if I know my target viewer is a busy 18 to 25-year-old scrolling on their lunch break, I'll tell ChachiPt that. It makes a difference. The tone will shift, the examples will be relevant, and the assistant won't waste time on things audience. Care about. Finally, voice and style. This is where you inject personality. Do you want content that's casual and chatty or polished and professional? For my TikTok assistant, I might say use conversational language, make it feel like advice from a friend, and keep it under 8 seconds. And here's a pro tip. Store your favorite prompts inside the project. That way, you're not typing them from memory each time. Here's a quick example. Give me five hook ideas for a product that makes people laugh. This product description into a TikTok script, write a hook that uses curiosity and suspense. Now, anytime you log in, those prompts are right there ready to fire. Okay? Let's go ahead and jump into my hatchipt screen and give this Let's go ahead and test this out. So I'm going to copy this and paste it within my project instructions. Up instructions and add, give me five hook ideas. Whatever product name I insert, turn this product description into a TikTok script, write a hook that uses curiosity and suspense. Follow these instructions exactly every single time respond to me in a SA at tone. Okay, so I've saved the instruction, so I'm going to go ahead now and test this out and see what it comes up with. I'm just going to put some hook for a video about a new cue beaner. Let's see what it comes up with. Alright, here are five sarcastic lag bat Tikto hooks for your shiny new vacuum cleaner using the problem agitation solution method. So it's remember that from that initial instruction that we put on a POV, you thought your carpet was clean until this vacuum exposed your entire life's worth of bad decisions. Wanted a vacuum so strong, it could suck up your will to live. Well, this is one that actually can. It is giving me some sarcastic responses. You can customize this to whatever you want to try and test out. You could even try some funny ideas and see what comes up for you. In the next lesson, we're going to take all this planning and actually create high quality content with it without starting from scratch. Are you with me so far? Good. Let's jump straight into the next lesson. 6. Lesson 4 | How to Create High-Quality Content Using ChatGPT Projects: Okay, so we've set up our project. We've got ideas, and we've got a clear plan. Now comes the fun part. We actually creating content with it. And here's the thing. The first draft hat chip t gives you, it's not going to be the final version. It's your starting point. This is where most people go wrong, and they take that first answer, copy it, and call it done. The real magic happens when you give feedback and Think of it like working with a junior assistant. They give you something good, but you send it back with notes to make it great. Here's an example. In my TikTok hook writer project, I'm going to ask write me three hooks for a phone case that never breaks. Let's say it gives me this phone case could survive the apocalypse. Drop your phone again. I dare you. Indestructible. You could be the judge. These are good, but I want them to be snappier and funny. So I'll say make these hooks 20% shorter, add a little humor and make them feel like they came from a TikTok creator. Now I get survive the apocalypse, drop seriously. Indestructible. Boom. Just like that, you've got Sharper, punchier, way more on brand hooks. This works for anything blog posts, emails, ad copy. The process is the same. Ask for a first draft, give specific feedback, repeat until you're happy. So inside a project, ChachiPiT remembers your past tweaks. So over time, the first draft gets closer and closer to perfect. Now in the next lesson, I'll show you how to actually launch your ChachiPT creative assistant and keep improving it so it works harder for you every single week. You're with me so far? Let's move on to the next lesson. 7. Lesson 5 | How to Launch and Grow Your ChatGPT Creative Assistant: Okay, so your Chat Tipt project is built, tested, and creating solid content. To launch it really just means putting it to work in your day to day life. Launching doesn't have to be some big dramatic event. It's about making your assistant part of your creative process starting today. Here's what I recommend. Use it for a real project immediately. Track what's working, keep refining. One of my favorite ways to grow a project is by repurposing content. Let's say my TikTok hook writer just gave me a killer hook, I can instantly tell Chachipit turn this hook into a YouTube title or rewrite this for Instagram in a more inspirational. Suddenly, the same idea is fueling multiple platforms because my assistant already knows my tone, and the repurposing is seamless. Don't be afraid to evolve your assistant. Maybe it starts as a TikTok hook generator, but over time, it becomes a full content strategist. The beauty of Chat GPT project is that it grows with you. The more you use it, the smarter and more efficient Okay, so I'm just going to show you guys how to expand my initial instruction into something more detail, something that can be a bit more enriched for my project to pull and draw from every time I give it a prompt. So I'm just going to copy this initial instruction here. I've now opened a new chat, and I'm just going to paste it here. And I'm going to say, please create a tailed project instruction for a hat PT project that will create took for me based on this initial set of instructions. Create a set of instructions for it to come up. Now it's going to come up with a fully fledged, more detailed version of this. And you can apply this to literally anything. You can apply to data analysis, if you're a solutions architect, you can apply to that. If you're a developer, you can apply to that. The applications are endless. This is just one example of how you can go about using it. And just like that, I've got highly detailed project instruction that I can copy here. I'm now going to go ahead and paste it into my new project instruction for my TikTok hook generator. I'm going to go ahead and go into instructions and delete everything that's here because I'm not going to need past that long instruction. Obviously, I'm not going to read it now, but you can proof it, make sure that it brings out what you'd like and change any areas you feel don't need. For example, even on YouTube videos, if you come across a YouTube video that you'd like to use the same scripting framework, and you've got a project that helps you create YouTube scripts, you can just copy that transcript, clean it up, put it on here and say, next time you write a YouTube script form, please draw from that last script and see what inspiration you can get from that. The applications are literally endless. So I'm just going to save this now, it's going to remember the information from that project instruction, and it's going to go ahead and give us a result. So you've got the setup, you've got the skills, and now the launch plan. Next, we're going to wrap up and make sure that you know exactly how to put this into action. The second you finish watching. 8. Conclusion & Next Steps: And that's it. You now know how to brainstorm, plan, create and launch your very own Chat ChIPT project as a creative assistant. We started with the problem, which was constantly repeating yourself to Chat TPT. We fixed that by setting up a project that remembers your goals, your style, and your audience. We walked through brainstorming unlimited ideas, planning it, so it works every single time, creating high quality content with feedback loops, and finally, launching and growing it. So it works harder for every single week. Now, it's over to you. Open Chat GPT, create your first project, and start using it today. And remember, even a simple setup can save you hours and make your content more consistent. Even if you don't have Chat GPT plus, take the same way of thinking and apply it more manually. You can save prompt have a list of prompts that you always use. Go back, copy those, so you don't have to start from scratch every single time. If you enjoy this class, check out my other Skillshare courses for more tips on hatchiPT AI agents, and creative workflows. If you have any questions or want feedback on your class project, message me right here on Skillshare. I'm always happy to help. Alright? Time to go, build your creative assistant. I can't wait to see what you create. And remember, momentum, not perfection.