Der ultimative ChatGPT-Kurs für Anfänger 2023 - ChatGPT A-Z

1. The Ultimate ChatGPT - Class Overview: Hello and welcome to the Ultimate Chat GPT Course for Beginners, where I'll be showing you how you can use chat GPT to ten ex your productivity and literally save you so much time. My name is Joshua George, and I'll be leading you through the course. I actually owned the award winning digital agency in the UK called Click Slice, and I spent over 1,000 hours testing and optimizing tons of different prompts in Chat GPT to see which ones produce the best outputs. Nothing you're about to learn in this course is based on theory. It's all based on prompts that we've created ourselves at the agency and have refined over the last six months to ensure they are the best out there on the market. When you select this course, you will get instant access to our custom created Chat GPT cheat sheet that contains over 140 different prompts you can use, which is going to drastically reduce your learning curve. Inside the course, you will learn what Chat GPT is and how it works. I'll walk you through the differences between Chat GPT and Google. We're then going to be taking a deep dive into prompt engineering and prompt parameters, which will allow you to take your chat GPT skills to a whole new level. After that, I'm then going to walk you through tons of different prompts and examples you can use to achieve really cool things. Such as how to create high quality blog posts, how to create awesome copy for website to convert visitors into customers. I'm then going to show you how you can write powerful sales e mails using chat GPT. And I'll also be showing you how you can write ad copy for a product using some really cool prompts too. Once we've covered that, I'll be showing you how you can create Youtube and podcast scripts from complete scratch. And then I'm going to be showing you how you can create an entire ebook using Chat GPT. I'll also be showing you how you can create presentation scripts, improve both your hard and soft skills, and also how you can create social media posts and content calendars too. The course also has a really cool section on chat GPT for students, where I'll be showing you how you can use specific prompts to help you find your dream job. I'll then be showing you how you can improve your CV so you can apply for those jobs and land more interviews. And I'll also be showing you how you can prepare for those interviews that you just landed using Chat GPT. There's also another really cool section in this course where I'll be showing you how you can plan out trips and holidays using Chat GPT. And I'll also be showing you how to become better at budgeting and managing your money. Even how you can create personalized workout plans too. Using some custom chat GPT prompts. This course is literally jam pack for value. And I don't just talk the talk throughout this course. You can literally watch over my shoulder and watch me walk the walk. I'll be putting all these prompts into action and showing you tons of examples and use cases where you can use each and every single one of them. This stuff is super, super powerful chat GPT has over 100 million users and this figure continues to grow week on week. There has never been a better time than now to learn about chat GPT. So what are you waiting for? I'll see you inside. 2. What To Expect From This Class: Hello. Before we dive into the first proper video of the course, I wanted to give you a quick heads up in advance of what you can expect to get out of this course. In short, I'll be running you through everything there is to know when it comes to chat PT. And more specifically, I'll be showing you over 100 different prompts you can use. And all the prompts you're about to see are custom prompts created by myself and my team at the agency. These prompts are going to help you automate a lot of tedious task or at least drastically reduce the time it takes you to complete them. A lot of testing and optimizing has gone into figuring out which prompts work best and what is the best way to ask chat GPT to do something for context. We spend over 4.5 months of testing and optimizing these prompts and it's really interesting as all of this testing and optimizing is literally identical to the same processes we use at our agency when testing and optimizing marketing campaigns for all of our clients that we manage. The process is the same. It's all about testing and refining what works best. So I've really been leveraging all of my skills and processes from my agency to ensure that you have the best prompts available. And the awesome thing for you is that you don't have to waste any time guessing what works. You can literally just use the prompts that I provide and swap out the custom variable fields. This course is literally going to help you fast track your chat GPT learning curve and save you a tremendous amount of time. Once you complete this course, you are going to know way much more than average chat GPT user. You see most people just go on to chat GPT and what they say is, hey, write me a blog post about X, Y, Z, which is a single variable prompt. And this approach is completely flawed. This is what everyone is doing and is the reason why everyone is getting exactly the same output. And I notice because of all of the testing and optimizing we've done, you see to get the best results out of chat GPT, you want to take a multi prompt approach. For example, let's imagine you are writing a blog post. What you want to do is break that blog post down into multiple stages and use different prompts for each stage. For example, the first prompt is going to allow you to come up with lots of different topic ideas that you can use for your blog post. Then once you've got a list of ideas, you're want to go ahead and create a blog outline. Again, that's a completely different prompt that you're going to use in comparison to the one you use when creating your topic ideas. Once you've got your outline, you then want to use another prompt to actually write the blog content. And then you're also going to want another prompt to come up with a conclusion. And the awesome thing about this multi prompt approach is you can tweak chat GPT, creative settings for each prompt stage, which is where you unlock all of this potential. For example, when it comes to creating topic ideas. You want chat GPT to be really creative, right? When it comes to actually writing the outline, you want it to be a bit more structured. And this is where the logic of using multi prompting comes into play and really helps separate your outputs from everyone else out there doing the same thing. So now that's out of the way without further ado, let's get started. 3. What We're Going To Cover In This Section: Welcome to this first section on Chat GPT, which is all about chat GPT basics. So in this one we're going to be starting from the get go and explaining exactly what chat GPT is and how it works in the back end as well. It's really important that you understand this from the get go and it's going to help you tremendously when it comes to refining your prompts and getting the best output of Chat PT. And what I've done to make this more engaged and also make the information resonate a bit better, is instead of just having a standard Powerpoint slide, I've actually created a high quality animation that you're about to see. In the next video, we cover the basics. I'll then be showing you how you can create your first chat PT account from scratch. I'll also walk you around the dashboard and explain what all the different options are in the Chat GPT interface. And then after that, we'll be comparing the differences between the free and the pay version of Chat PT. And of course, we'll be going over the pros and the cons of each of those two. Lastly, I want to touch on the differences between chat GPT versus Google. A lot of people had this question and they're not sure which one they should use. Is Chat PT going to replace Google? Is Google dead? And so on and so on. So we'll be covering all of that in that video. So without further ado, let's dive into the first one. 4. What is ChatGPT and How Does It Work?: What is Chat GPT? Chat GPT was created by Open AI, AI research and deployment company. The Chat part of the name refers to its primary function generating human like textual conversational responses. The GPT part of the name stands for generative pre trained transformer, and is indicative of its underlying architecture. Unlike traditional rule based models that follow a pre programmed set of rules. For example, if input is a, then output must be chat. Gpt learns patterns from data it's been trained on. It works on a type of deep learning neural network called a transformer Neural network, or a TNN for short, which has an uncanny knack for predicting the next word in a sentence based on previous words. You might be thinking, well, that just sounds like predictive text on my phone. Well, not quite. It's much more advanced, providing fully coherent responses to a variety of prompts, not just finishing off your sentences. Chat GPT like a kid at preschool, began its learning journey for a method known as unsupervised learning. In this stage, it was exposed to an enormous collection of Internet texts and learns to recognize patterns in the data. Think of it as an engaging reader, rapidly consuming book after book. Picking up on common phrases, narrative structures, idems and nuisances of language based text. The goal to guess the next word in a sentence, a process more complex than it sounds. Imagine trying to guess the next word in this mystery novel sentence. The detective looked at a clue and then suddenly it all blank. What would the blank word be? You'd probably guess the word clicked or made sense, right? That's because you're drawing on your understanding of language and detective stories. Chat GPT does the same using patterns. It's learned from its extensive reading experience to make its next prediction. And although it might sound like Chat, GPT actually understands text, all it's doing is identifying patterns and using that to generate its outputs. It doesn't understand in the same way that humans do, but its skill at pattern recognition sets the groundwork for its impressive text generation capabilities. After this preschool phase chat, GPT then stepped up its game and it entered a new phase of learning with a technique known as Reinforcement Learning from Human Feedback or RL HF for sure. Here, AI trainers stepped in to create a reward model, giving their AI some guidance on which responses work best. This schooling journey of Chat, GPT from unsupervised learning to reinforcement learning, helps it graft the intricacies of human language, enable it to generate responses that are coherent, contextually relevant, and even creative too. This is the core reason why Chat GPT is so so powerful. In addition to its natural language processing capabilities, Chat GPT is also incredibly versatile. It's being trained to perform a wide range of tasks, making it an ideal solution for companies who want to automate a variety of processes. For example, you can ask it to summarize a 100 page contract so you don't have to waste time going through all of it by yourself. Or perhaps you're a social media marketer and you need help with content ideas. Well, it can even help you come up with a list of topics for you and your client sites too. The options are literally endless chat. Gpt is like having your own personal assistant or a more accurate description would be your own super assistant Chat. Gpt is a powerful AI tool and when used correctly, it's going to make your life so much more easier and save you so much time and money. 5. Creating Your ChatGPT Account and Getting Started: Hello and welcome back. In this video, I'm going to show you how you can create your very first chat GPT account. And I'll also be giving you a walkthrough of the dashboard and run through all the different options and features so you know what to expect and you're a lot more comfortable with the user face. First things first, to access chat GPT, what you need to do is go to this URL Openai.com forward slash blog, forward slash chat, PT. We'll go ahead and include this URL in the calls resources for ease, but once you land on this URL, you're going to see a page pretty similar to this. They're actually always changing this image here every other month. So if the image looks a little bit different, don't be too concerned. But essentially once you're on this URL, you want to click the button right here. Try chat PT. And the first thing that's going to ask you to do is create an account with Open AI. So remember, Open AI is a company that produced a tool, chat GPT. To use the tool you need to have an account with open AI. Now it's completely free to set up an account with open AI, so don't worry about that. You just need to go ahead and click sign up. And what it's going to ask you for is your e mail. It's going to send you a verification code. Then you need to log back into your e mail address, verify that, and you have access to chat GPT. So I've actually already got an account with open AI, so I'm just going to go back to this link and then click login. Instead, I'm going to log in with my Google account. And as you can see, I'm now logged in and this is what the user interface looks like. Now, don't worry about me having two different options up here, GPT 3.5 and GPT four. I've got two different options because I am a paid user. Again, don't worry about that for now. I'm going to have a dedicated video on that. Coming up next, going through all of the pros and cons, this video right here is just to kind of give you a walk through. So once you open up the dashboard, you're going to be opened on a brand new chat by default. So I can go ahead and start typing and getting some responses from chat GPT. So let's ask it something random, like how can I become a better boxer? I don't even box by the way. But there you go. You can see chat GBT is now responding and have the option to actually stop it generating as well. Again, it's now gone because the response has all been populated. But as you can see, I've asked a simple question and it has given me quite a detailed response. If you're not happy with the response, what you can do is go ahead and click Regenerate, and it's going to go ahead and respond again. But try and be a bit more detailed to answer your question more thoroughly. And as you can see, it now asks you at the end, was this response better or worse? You can then go ahead and vote whether it was better or worse, which I would assume it would be better in this instance. And just like that, you've now got your detailed response. As I was saying in the previous video chat, GPT is conversational. So what you can actually do is just ask a question based on what it's responded above. For example, number ten above is all about mental toughness. So if I want a bit more information on that, I could just say about capitals. Can you expand on number ten? And just like that you can see we've got another detailed response. And all of these things are related to number ten, which remember was mental toughness. So we have confidence, we have focus and concentration handling pressure resilience. And if you try and do this on Google, do exactly the same thing. Go to Google and search for how can I become a better boxer? And literally get Google's response. And then say, expand on number seven, right? Which I can see right here where the mouse is like it's not going to do that. It's not conversational with chat GPT, you can ask it questions and it expands on its previous response. Really, really useful if you want to ask it something completely different. Maybe something like how tall is Michael Jackson? Again, completely random. You can ask it in the same chat right here. Or you can go to the top and click New Chat and open up a whole new chat interface. The best way to view chats is kind of like different tabs you have on your web browser. You can open as many chats as you want and you can refer to these later in the future as well. So if I use this chat now and say something like, how do I grow a tree in my garden? The most random things I'm asking it whatsoever you can see it's now typing away in this chat interface. And I can go back to the previous one for better boxing tips and I can have all of my references right here. Now the great thing about these chats is if you keep them organized and have one chat for one thing, you can actually go ahead and share just this chat with someone who may need access to the response at chat GPT. Just output it. For example, maybe you are part of a content team and you're producing a blog brief, something like this. You know, I want my content writer to write an article on how to become a better boxer. I want them to cover these 13 things well, instead of just copying these things and then sending that on the e mail, you can just go to the top right up here, and then click Share, Link to chat. Copy link. And just like that, you've now copied a link to your clipboard. You can go in a new incognito browser, paste it in like so. And now anyone with that link can access your chat. Really, really useful. If you ever want to see all the previous links you've shared, you can just go down here to the free buttons, go to Settings and beta. Go to Data Controls, and you'll see it as an option right here for shared links. Click Manage and it will show you all the links you've shared in the past. Again, really, really handy feature. So whilst we're in the data controls and settings, I'll show you some other options we have here as well. You've got the chat history and training. By default this is going to be enabled. And basically what this means is open AI uses all of your previous chats to help train the AI model and become better in future releases. However, if you don't want them to store any of your data, you can go ahead and untoggle this and it will be deleted after 30 days. Another option you have which is quite useful is exporting all of your data as well. Again, really good if you plan on doing a lot of analysis. Basic features are only available if you are a paid member. Again, don't worry too much about this for now. I'm going to cover this in a separate video coming up next. And then you just got your general features, which really and truly at the moment, again, is quite bare. It all relates to the appearance of chat GBT. I've got my default theme set to light, but if you prefer the dark theme, you can go ahead and just make it dark. So I'll put mine back to light and then close. If you really want to just dial in and focus on this actual text box right here and not have any distractions on the left. What you can do is just click this icon right here in the top left. And I'll go ahead and close the sidebar. And now you can just see the individual text box that you're currently within. Again, quite useful when you really want to focus and minimize any distractions. And that's pretty much the main things you need to know about chat GPT. It's very straightforward. The interface is very, very user friendly, which is great because it makes it a lot less intimidating. For people who are new to the AI industry. I want to start learning and using these tools. They also do have a FAQ on the bottom as well. Help an FAQ right here, lots of really good resources and articles. If you have any other questions, for example, maybe you can't log in. You can use it to help diagnose the most common issues of why people can't actually log in. For example, maybe your e mail address is already in use. Again, a really good resource if you have any questions. But hopefully this video gave you a good overview and made you feel a little bit more comfortable with chat GBT as it can be a little bit intimidating in this whole world of AI as it's rapidly evolving. So that is it for this video. I hope you enjoyed it and I'll see you in the next one. 6. Free Vs. Paid version of ChatGPT: Welcome back. In this video, we're going to discuss the two different plan options available for users, which is the free version of chat GPT and the paid version of chat GPT. So by default, when you first create your Chat GPT account, it's going to put you on the free plan and then you have the paid version which is called Chat GPT. Chat GPT plus is $20 per month and it comes with a range of different benefits such as general access to chat GPT even during peak times, Something which is really, really important, especially as more and more users are using chat GPT these days. And it's only going to grow in demand in the coming years, so having access to it at all times is really handy. Another benefit of the plus version is you get much faster response times. Really useful if you're impatient and just want to get the answer right now. The third benefit of GPT, which is personally one of my favorites, is priority access to new features and improvements. I'm going to show you one of the new features in just a second. And the fourth and final benefit of GPT is you get access to plug ins which literally unlocks a whole new world of things you can do with chat GPT. Again, I'll show an example of that in just a second. Let's discuss one of these newer features which I was just referring to when you get access to GPT. One of the newer features is what they call GPT four. If remember when I was showing the interface in the previous videos. I had two different options at the top, GPT 3.5 and had GPT four. Well, GPT four is one of those newer features. Remember when we were discussing earlier how chat GPT works? And the GPT part of the name refers to its generative pre training transformer, which is the information it's trained on. Well, the default version of Chat GPT is trained on 3.5 and the plus version is trained on GPT four. So to give you some context on what that actually means, well, GPT four is ten times more advanced in GPT 3.5 And this means that this enhancement enables a model to better understand context and distinguish nuances resulting in more accurate and coherent responses. Which in a nutshell means GPT four has better outputs. One of the other cool features I was referring to was access to the plug ins. So if you go over back to chat GPT and we go over to GPT four, what we can do is go to this option right here, plug ins. You can see it's currently in beta, but what this allows you to do is access a whole library of plug ins via the plug in store. So you can see if we go to all, there are currently eight plug ins per page and there's over 100 different pages available. So a minimum of 800 plugins. I don't know the actual number. It's literally going up every single day. But these plugins can make your life a lot more easier. Let me give you an example. One of the plugins I seem to be using pretty much every day is the one called a web pilot. And what web pilot allows you to do is literally browse any web page, PDF or data on the Internet. And you can pretty much give it any URL and pull information from that URL without you actually visiting that page yourself. So let's imagine I want to learn more about what this page is. To comply with Skill Shares policies, I've had to blow out the logo from my website. So if you are wondering why does a website have no logo? Well, it does indeed. I've just had to remove it from the video to ensure it's not deemed as self promotion. This is actually a page of my SEO agency's website, Commerce. Seo is pretty much just a service page saying we offer E commerce SEO services to com stores. And what you can do is go back to GPT four, make sure web pilot is actually activated. And then send a message and say summarize this web page for me and I'll just copy it in the URL from that page. And what web pilot will do is pretty much browse all of this page. And as you can see, there's actually quite a bit of information on this page. Lots and lots of words. And instead of me wasting my time or anyone wasting their time reading through this to understand how this company can actually help them, you can just ask chat GPT and it'll pull down all the main highlights and the USP's as well. And you can see it's doing that right now. So this page is provided by Click Slides and E Commerce. So Agency, they've got several studies. Again, really useful if you're looking at multiple agencies and you want to compare which ones have studies. If you want to know the client retention rate. Again, it's pulled all of that in very, very useful. And again, this is just one example of browsing a web page. There are literally hundreds and hundreds of plugins out there that will allow you to do all sorts of different things, such as using Kayak to books, stuff using Expedia. I was actually using one not too long ago to show some visual graphs. Just go ahead and refresh this page. It should come through. There we go. If I scroll to the top, you can see I said make a graph of the US GDP 2010-2020 I use a plug in called a wolf gram and I use a plug in called show me diagrams as well. They work together and they managed to research the Internet, find out what all the data points were, and then plotted it on a visual graph for me, Really, really handy. Imagine if you had to do this yourself. You had to research Google, Map it out into an Excel sheet, and then create the line chart yourself. Again, these are just two examples. The opportunities are literally endless. Now one thing I want to highlight as well is this is going to be evolving pretty much every other month as the open AI and AI world is evolving so, so fast at the moment. The latest version is GPT four and the current version is GPT 3.5 However, don't be alarmed if you see the current version of GPT four and the newer version of GPT five. All it means is they are evolving and moving things across. Because over time this is going to come more and more powerful and even more efficient in understanding what people actually want to get out in terms of our output from the A I model. So over time you're going to see GPT 567, all the way up to 100. So just an FYI to give you a heads up, the latest version is always going to give you the most up to date and latest information. So now you've seen all of this. You're probably thinking, well, is chat GPT plus worth it? Well, the answer depends on what you intend on using it for. If you're looking to process a lot of complex tasks beyond the standard simple prompts, then having access to the paid version and leveraging GPT four along with the plug ins and visualization data is going to be a game changer for you. Now that's not to say that the free version of GPT is not that good, because trust me, it is. Pretty much everyone I speak to is using the free version and getting tons of value out of it. Again, it all depends on what you plan on using it for. But simply put, if you want to get the best out of chat GPT and you have the budget, then I highly recommend subscribing to the paid version as it unlocks so many opportunities that you can leverage to save so much time and money. 7. ChatGPT vs Google: Hey everyone. In this lecture we're going to shift our focus and draw a comparison of chat GPT with a tool that most of us use every single day, and that is Google. Google has been the go to search engine for billions around the world for over two decades now. It is an absolute beast in the world of search. And on average, there are 8.5 billion searches a day on Google, which is absolutely insane. And on top of that, 84% of people say they use Google at least three times a day, not once, not twice, three times a day. But with the rise of AI tools like Chat GPT, now there are lots of new exciting ways to interact and find information. So the question everyone has is, does this mean this is the end of Google? Is Google dead? And where does chat GPT stand? And that's exactly what we're going to be looking at in this video. I'll be going over the unique strengths and drawbacks of each, as well as giving you tangible examples to make sure you're really getting the most out of this course. So without further ado, let's dive into the first one. So what are the main pros of chat GPT? Well, the first is it's versatility. You can ask it to do an array of things, such as provide explanations for complex scientific concepts in layman terms. Or even ask it to brainstorm five ideas that you can use for your next blog post for your hiking website. And just at that, you'll get your five different ideas. Try doing the same thing on Google and you're just going to get loads of ads. A poor user experience, and you're going to get much less relevant information. These are just generic ideas for blog post, nothing to do with hiking. However, the ones that Chat GPT returned is all about hiking. The second benefit of Chat GPT is its contextual understanding. So let's say you go over to chat GPT, you create a new chat and you ask it, what do you think about the main characters decision in the last Harry Potter book? Although this is a fictional scenario, chat GPT is able to interpret this and provide a coherent and context aware response based on the information it's being trained on. Like, let's actually scroll up and read this as an AI language model. I don't have personal opinions or motions, but I can analyze the main characters decisions in the last Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. In the final book, Harry Potter makes a crucial decision to blah, blah, blah, blah. Harry's decision is significant for several reasons, plat blah blah. It literally gives you such a detailed breakdown because it understands the context of what you are asking. Again, do the same thing on Google. What do you think about the main character decision in the last Harry Potter? And what do you get? You get good reads coming up. You get or coming up again. People submitting questions, but it's not contextually understanding what you're asking and it's not giving you that custom relevant response. The third benefit of Chat GPT is engagement. You can literally have a dynamic back and forth conversation with chat GBT. Ask it to create a short story, even ask it to write a poem. And you can go back and forward and ask it questions like I've done in this example. Write a poem on kindness and chat. Gbt has responded with this poem. Now let's imagine I read this poem and I wasn't too happy, and I wanted it to be more happy. Excuse the pun. I could say I like this, but make it focus more on happiness. I'm having that engagement and I'm having a conversation with chat GPT And then just like that it's re editing the poem and making it more happy based. And I can continue to give it more and more prompts in response to this and have that engagement process that is so much missing from Google. Again, let's do the same thing. Write a poem on kindness. All I'm getting is ads again, and I'm just getting images from Google images, ten of the best poems about kindness. Okay, that's great. Make them more happy. Well, make them more happy again, it doesn't even know what I'm talking about, How to be happier from the NHS. So that engagement is really, really useful and allows you to explore and go to different depths. When it comes to using AI tools, you're probably thinking chat GPT is the best and there's no need for Google whatsoever, right? Well, no, because it does have some cons that you need to be aware of. So, one of the biggest cons about chat GPT, and it may just be temporary, is that at the moment, it's only been trained on information up until September 2021. Which means if you want up to date information, then it's not going to be that helpful. For example, I don't know if you are in two boxing, but if you are, you would have known that Tyson Fury had a fight with Derek Azura in December 2022. And you can ask Google, did Tyson Fury win his last fight against Derek? And it will tell you yes, he won by technical knockout in the tenth round. Again, do exactly the same thing and go over to Chat GPT and let's do a pace like that. And as you can see, it's not able to return the information. Another con of chat GPT is that sometimes it can give you in Accra outputs, there are so many stories and posts you'll see on line, especially on social media of literally chat GPT, not knowing the answer and it literally just makes it up. Now this can be a problem if you are using chat GPT to help you write a blog post for a client and you don't know the client's niche inside out. Well, how do you know what chat GPT is saying is accurate or inaccurate? If you don't know the niche, then you're not going to know that. And the last con of chat GPT is the inputs. So if you remember what I said at the start of the course, the quality of your output is directly related to the quality of your input. So if you're giving chat GPT the wrong prompts and not asking it in the right way using prompt parameters as we're going to cover in the next section. Then you're not going to get the best out of the tool then It's probably going to cause more problems than it actually solves. The good thing for you is the fact you are watching this course. You are not going to be one of those people. You're going to know how to give it the best prompts to get the best out of it. So all things considered, is this the end of Google? Well, not quite. Google still has its place. Take this for example. Let's say you're not feeling well and you've got a pain in your left calf and you don't have time to see a Dr. And you want some immediate advice. Well, you could ask a GPT. Hey, I have pain in my left calf. What could it be? And it will give you a response. Now, this response actually looks pretty decent, like it could be muscle strain, it could be a muscle tear, it could be nerve compression. However, the fact you don't know where this information has come from doesn't make it that trustworthy. And it's probably not going to actually reassure you when you're looking for specific things you want to know that information is coming from a credible source. Do the same thing on Google. I have a pain in my left calf. What could it be? If you scroll down, you're going to see lots of trustworthy websites, Health Direct.gov You've got the Cleveland Clinic, you've got Health Line. And when it comes to health issues and certain topics in particular, you want to know who is saying this information, as there is so much false and fake information online. Another example of this is, let's imagine you are going hiking and you're in the market for the best hiking boots. Again, ask Google what is the best hiking boots. You're going to get some recommendations here at the top, some more ads below that. And then you're going to get all these affiliate review sites going over the best ten hiking boots of 2023. Of 2024, 2025. It doesn't matter what year it is, it's going to give you a good buyer's guide of someone actually buying all of these boots and giving you the pros and cons of each, the price reasons to buy, reasons to avoid. And this is really, really useful, especially when you're about to make a buying decision. Do the same thing, ask chat GPT. As of my last update in 2021, I can provide you with some popular hiking boot brands. And again, it's given you a list of nine which is quite interesting. It's missed out one, well we didn't technically ask for ten, but nine is a very odd number indeed. But again, like how do I know this one right here called Keen is what I want. Like where's a picture of it? What's the pros, what's the cons? Hopefully you can see what I'm trying to say here. Both Chat GPT and Google are extremely powerful, but they have unique strengths for unique use cases. So depending on what you need, depends on which one is going to be best for you want to do some research and get instant up to date info, then Google is your best bet. If you want versatility, quick inspiration, and ability to engage with follow up questions, then chat GPT is going to be the best. But the key here is not one or the other is knowing when to use the right one. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one. 8. What We're Going To Cover In This Section: Welcome to the next section in this course, which is all about prompt engineering. This is a really, really important chapter in the course and arguably probably one of the most important ones. As if you understand prompt engineering, you are going to be so much better than literally 99% of people out there who are using GPT to barely anyone knows about prompt engineering. They're just going into chat PT and sending it some random prompts. So what we're going to do is start off with the mindset that you need to have to become a successful prompter and thus become good at using chat GPT. Then we're going to be discussing what we call prompt engineering. We're then going to touch on prompt parameters, Really, really important. Once again, this is really going to help you fine tune your prompts and take your output to the next level. We'll then be going through some prompt templates you can use to improve your process and ensure you keep on getting better and better and better the more you use chat GPT. So get yourself comfy and grab a drink as it's going to be a lot of exciting things we're going to cover in this section. See you in the first one. 9. The Mindset of A Successful Prompter: Welcome back my fellow AI enthusiast. In this one we're going to be diving a bit deeper into the mindset that you must have to be a successful prompter. We've all heard the saying, garbage in, garbage out, right? Well, when it comes to interacting with Chat GPT, the same principle applies. The quality of your output is deeply intertwined to the quality of your input. Cha GPT is not just an exercise in question and answer, but it's a mind shift from simple QN A to a nuisance, dialogue. So what do we mean by that? Well, when we say dialogue, it's tempting to think of it as just a one way street. You ask chat GPT a question and it responds. But in reality, it's more like a dance. Each prompt you provide shapes. The next response from Chat GPT, you're not just passively receiving the information. You're actively steering the conversation based on the prompt you give. So how can we become better dance partners with Chat GPT? Well, we can do this by following what we call the precision principle, which basically entails. Be more precise with your prompts to get acro and relevant responses from chat GPT. This principle requires us to be specific, clear and direct in our prompts, and this will help guide chat GPT more effectively. Think of it this way. If you were to ask your friend for a movie recommendation, a vague request like, hey, suggest me a good movie to watch tonight. You might get loads of random responses. Anything from Romcom all the way up to a horror flick. And the same applies to chat GPT. If we go over to chat GPT and say, can you recommend a movie for me to watch? It's just going to go ahead and return any movie which it thinks you may like. And it's actually returned the movie Inception, which came out in 2010, actually a really good film. But again, if I'm looking for a Rom com or maybe a thrilling crime movie, then this isn't going to be a good fit for me. So if we follow the precision principle and be more direct and specific with what we want, for example, we can ask, can you recommend a thrilling crime movie set in the '80s? Now we're going to get a suggestion which is exactly what we're after. So the more precise you are, the better. And in this instance, it's return the film Scarface, which is one of my personal favorites. So great job on doing that chat GPT. Now when it comes to being specific and being more direct, there's a whole range of spectrum. You can actually go, you could be very vague like we did suggest a good movie, or you can get very specific as we just did in the previous example. But typically speaking, when it comes to best practices, broader prompts work great when you're looking for a general overview or just brainstorming ideas. And specific prompts work a lot better when you're seeking detailed answers or expert insights. So as long as you keep those two things in the back of your mind at number one, it's a free flowing conversation. If you're not happy, it'll be a response. You can guide the AI to give you more ideas, and you can also be a lot more specific to follow those two things. And you're going to be a way more successful prompter than the majority of people out there. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one. 10. Prompt Engineering: Welcome back. I hope you're enjoying the course so far. In the previous lecture we discussed why Martin Prompt is such a game changer when it comes to using Chat GPT. And in this lecture, we're going to be diving a little bit deeper into what we call prompt Engineering. Prompt Engineering is an essential part of your interactions with chat GPT to ensure you're getting the best output possible. So first things first, what is prompt Engineering? Well, prompt engineering is all about crafting effective prompts or instructions that guide the AI's response. It's a bit like teaching a dog a new trick. You need to give it the right command in a way that a dog understands to get the desired action. In the same way, prompt engineering is all about teaching the AI model to produce the results you want. At its most basic levels, it involves simple rules, such as, if I say the A, I should say B. However, with more complex models, it can involve nuance, phrasing, context provision, and even adopting a specific persona, as you're about to see shortly. What makes a good prompt? A well crafted prompt is a bit like making a well baked cake. It requires the right ingredients and the three main components we're going to talk about in this lecture is, number one, call out the mistake number two, NLP which stands for Natural Language Processing, and number three which is act like right like me, are also known as GPT mirror. Let's dive into each of these in a little bit more detail. So the first one, call out the mistake. This involves setting the right expectation with your AI about what you do not want it to output. And if you do this correctly, you're able to guide the AI to generate better responses. As always, I'd like to give as much context as possible when doing these courses to ensure you get the most value out of it. So let's go ahead and look at a real life example. Well, imagine you are looking for some recommendations of places you can go during the summer holidays and you ask Chat GPT. Hey, I'm looking for some recommendations of places to go, any ideas. And you'll see Chat GPT will return a list of locations. However, if you are specifically looking for, let's say ten places that you can go that are within Europe, then this is not that helpful. So instead of just saying give me ten ideas for Europe, you need to call out the mistake and say, hey, your output is too generic. Give me a list of ten places in Europe for a holiday at the seaside. Again, I'm being more specific and I'm also calling out the mistake. Calling out the mistake is key here. And you can see by doing that, we have a much better response because we've guided the AI as to what we want it to output. Next up, we have NLP, Natural Language Processing. Nlp is the tech that allows an AI model to understand, interpret, and generate human language in a way that's natural and easy for us to comprehend. Nlp is the backbone of any good AI model. It enables the AI to understand the context of your prompt and provide appropriate responses. For example, say you are writing a poem. Well, instead of just saying write a poem, you can say write a poem like Shakespeare. And NLP is what allows the AI to pick up on unique language patterns, rhythm, vocab, and mimic all of that in its response. So you can see this poem looks pretty much exactly as Shakespeare would have wrote it. In the Shadow of Dance, where moonlight weaves a tale of love, and the heart perceives fair Juliet with grace enshrined in beauty's bloom. A heart defined. It's safe to say I definitely could not do as good of a job as this. And the reason why it's done such a good job is all because of NLP. Again, NLP is the backbone of what allows AI to actually go ahead and do this. Now, it isn't just Shakespeare you can use. There are lots of different tones of voice you can use. For example, you could also guide the AI to output a formal or even informal response. Another example could be a friendly or an assertive output. Here's actually really funny example I did earlier. I just asked chat, GPT, tell me about the plot of Harry Potter series. Then it went ahead and gave me its generic response. I then responded to the output and said, tell me about the Harry Potter series in a friendly and casual way. And you can see the first line is, hey there. So the Harry Potter series is like this epic, magical adventure roller coaster, right? It all starts with this dude named Harry. This dude named Harry. And it's just really good at mimicking exactly what do you ask it to do. And it actually does a really good job. So do not overlook NLP. There are so many different examples you can use. Again, these are just two. There's plenty more. You could go for a conversational, a serious tone, or you could even go for a nurturing or authoritative tone two, and the list goes on. Here's another example of a funny one I put together earlier. This one is based on recycling awareness and education. I asked chat, GPT, give me a take on people not recycling properly. And here we have this generic response. And then below that response I said give me a sarcastic take on people not recycling properly. You can see the second paragraph says, who need to educate themselves on what can be recycled and what can't. It's so much more fun to throw everything into the recycling bin, like is some kind of magical trash vortex that will miraculously sort everything out for us. So you can see this is a lot more sarcastic. Probably won't go well if you shared this on platforms such as Linked in. Maybe there are so many options available as to how you can use NOP to get the appropriate response. I've got lots more other examples here as well. Being emphatic, I've got one of being more formal. I will include all of these chats as shared links in the resources so you can check them out too. As I do appreciate it is a lot of texts to show and it's probably not the most fun if I sit here and read all of it word by word. I'm really trying to avoid padding out the calls for the sake of it and focusing on giving you as much value as possible. What I will also do is I'll give you a list of these prompt templates related to N LPs. So like I said, the formal tone providing you with a formal explanation of and then entering the topic, you can have the informal tone. So tell me about insert topic in a friendly and casual way. This is what I'm pretty much using for the sarcastic tone. Give me a sarcastic take on ABC. And finally we have the last two which is empathy. Again, the prompt is going to be explain ABC in an emphatic manner. And finally, we have diplomatic tone, which the prompt is going to be provide a diplomatic opinion on. Insert your topic. Next up we have act like, right, like me. Gpt mirror. Wow, that is a mouthful to say one go. So the third ingredient is this one. And this is all about personalization. It's about teaching the AI to mimic your writing style or adopt a certain persona based on the prompts given. Think of it as a chameleon, changing its color based on the context you provide. Whether you want it to sound like a sci fi novelist or a specific person with the right prompt, it can do just that. Let's go ahead and take a look at an example. So if you go to Chat GPT, again, I'm using the free default version, GPT 3.5 we can say to GPT, write me an e mail about the fridge, not working in the office kitchen that I can send to my boss right in the style of Dave Chappelle. For those who are unfamiliar with who Dave Chappelle is, he is pretty much a massive American comedian. Does lots of stand up comedy shows. He's quite funny. So let's see what chat GPT actually comes back. Subject. Yo boss, the fridge has gone crazy in the kitchen. Hey, hey, hey boss, how you're doing? Man, hope you're living it up and keeping it real. So listen, there's a little something going on in our kitchen that's got me feeding. Like I'm in one of those old school comedy skits. You remember those, right? Classic stuff. Anyway, back to the point. But as you can see, the e mail is actually really good and it's definitely funny in nature. I know you've got a lot on your plate, but this Fred situation is getting out of hand. A nobody got time for lukewarm sodas and wilted salads. So this is extremely powerful. Too many people are not leveraging GPT mirror. It's really awesome. And it's literally getting better month by month as the AI model gets more and more advanced. If you do have the paid version of Chat GPT, then what you can do is try using GPT four. Typically it's better when it comes to providing unique and creative outputs. And finally, I want to leave you with a prompt pro tip. If you are ever in doubt concerning a topic or you need to understand something better, you can use what we call the five year old technique. And what that does is it pretty much helps make complex topics easier to understand. So here's the prompt. The prompt is very straightforward and simple, but yet very effective. It is Explain. Insert topic to me like I am five years old now. I've tested multiple ages, four year old, three year old, 78 year olds, and so on. And I found five year olds to be the Sweet Spot Church GPT sometimes dumb it down a little bit too much if you go too young, and if you go too high in terms of age, it doesn't really break it down that well. So I've done a lot of testing and five year old seems to be the sweet spot. So let's take a look at an example. Well, we could use quantum physics, right? That's a very complex topic in its own right. So we can ask chat GPT, explain quantum physics to me like I am five years old. So let's go ahead and do that now. I'll go back to the basic version of GPT 3.5 I'm going to copy that in like so, and let's see what it comes back with. And just like that you can see it says, alright. Imagine you have a magic toy box with lots of tiny invisible toys. Inside. These toys are called particles. Now, these particles can do really strange things that regular toys can. So you can see just like that, it's got it spot on. It's very easy to understand. And it helps break down these complex topics into something straightforward. So there you have it. When you put all of these components together, you get the magic of prompt engineering. It's a really powerful way to lock the potential of these AI systems and make them more effective, efficient, and tailored to your specific needs. Whether you're looking to generate creative content, automate repetitive tasks, or have an engaging conversation with AI master in the art of prompt engineering. It's going to take your AI interaction to the next level. Thanks for watching, I hope you enjoyed this. I had a great time putting this one together. And I'll see you in the next one. 11. Prompt Parameters: Welcome back. In this lecture we are going to take a deep dive into the prompt parameters. These are the nitty gritty details that will transform your AI interactions from me to wow. And as you can see from images that is going to be you on the right hand side, absolutely shocked at the outputs that you get from chat GPT once. So you're using these prompt parameters. So what I'm going to do is break down the different types of parameters there are, along with what all of those mean, and show you how you can integrate them into your prompt engineering inputs. To get started, let's get clear on what we mean by prompt parameters. So when you're asking chat GPT to generate you some texts, you're not just sending it a simple request. There are actually a bunch of settings or what we call parameters that you can tweak to shape the output. You can tweak many things such as the length of the output, how creative chat GPT is going to be, the randomness of the output, the uniqueness of the output, and also the diversity of the output. These can all be tweaked to generate better responses. I like to refer to the settings you can tweak, kind of like the settings you adjust on your TV, where you can change the brightness, the contrast, the color, the balance. And these are all things you change to get the perfect picture. So if you get confused, always just reference prompt parameters as settings like you're tweaking on a TV. There are three main parameters that you need to be aware of. The first is what we call max tokens, the second is what we call temperature, and the third is what we call frequency penalty. Now don't worry if they sound a little bit confused or overwhelming, as I promise they all are just fancy terms and actually very straightforward. So let's look at the first one, max tokens. This one is pre straightforward. Max tokens essentially allows you to control the length of the output text, and the length of your output is measured in tokens, which includes words, punctuations, and ****** too. On average for English words, one word is roughly five tokens. Now I know what you're thinking. Well, this sounds a little bit confusing. If I want chat GPT to write me a blog post that is 500 words, why can't I just say, hey, write me a blog post that's 500 words? Well, you can do that, and sometimes it will actually return a blogpost. Not too far off 500 words. However, if you do that same thing 100 times, it's going to be more hit and miss than if you use a parameter of max tokens. For example, if we go over to chat GPT and ask it to set max token limits to 2,500 as remember one word is roughly five tokens. So 2,500 tokens is going to be thereabouts, 500 words. You can see chat. Gpt has actually acknowledged what I've asked it to do, and now I've gone ahead and asked it to write a detailed blog post on five tips to stay healthy in summer. And I've told Chat GPT that the post should include an introduction detail on each tip and a conclusion as well. And here is the output. So if you go ahead and copy this output, copy all of the words, then command C and then go over to word counter and paste it in. You'll see this is 555 words, so only 55 words away from the 500 limit. And remember that's because one word on average is five tokens, so you're always going to get a little bit of fluctuation. So when it comes to controlling your output length, definitely make sure you're using tokens instead of just specifying the word count as tokens are a more accurate measure for AI generated responses. So let's take a look at the second parameter now. The second parameter is what we call temperature. Temperature controls the randomness of the AI's response. And the temperature range goes 0-2 The higher, the more random your response is going to be. If you set a high temperature like 1.8 your AI is going to become really wild and throw some unexpected and creative outputs out there. But if you go for a lower temperature setting of maybe 0.2 it's going to play more safe and sticking to the most likely responses. Remember going back to the previous video in the course when it comes to understanding how chat GPT actually works. It's based on predicting what the next word is going to be. Higher temperatures means it gets more creative in predicting the next word. Let's take a look at this in action. So I've opened up a new chat. I'm going to tell chat GPT use temperature at 0.2 in our conversation. And you can see, of course, using a temperature at 0.2 means that response will be more focus and deterministic, with less randomness. So great, now the temperature has set to 0.2 I'm going to go ahead and ask the same thing to write a detailed blog post on fire tips to stay healthy in summer. Same brief as before and we'll go ahead and do a search. So whilst that is loading, I'm going to go into a, another tab with a new chat and say the same thing, but instead of 0.2 I'm going to say go for 1.8 closer to the higher end of two. Perfect temperature is now set to 1.8 So I'm going to do the same thing and I'll get the same prompt. Write that blog post on fire tips to stay healthy in the summer. So now we've got our two different outputs. What we're going to do is just compare one of the paragraphs at random. Let's go for tip number one. Stay hydrated. So what I'll do is I'll go to the first output as well, which was this one, stay hydrated. So this is the chat that had it set to 0.2 And you can see the first bit gives is stay hydrated. As the temperatures rise, our bodies lose more fluids through sweat, leading to an increased risk of dehydration. To stay hydrated, aim to drink at least eight glasses of water per day. Additionally, incorporate hydrate in foods like water, lemon cucumbers, and oranges into your diet. Avoid excessive consumption of sugary or alcoholic beverages as that can contribute to dehydration. So it all sounds pretty much as you would expect right now. Compare that to the other output of 1.81 of the most crucial aspects of staying healthy during the summer is maintaining proper hydration with higher temperatures and increased perspiration. Quite an interesting term. There our bodies lose more water rapidly. Dehydration can lead to dizziness, fatigue, and even heat stroke. To stay adequately hydrated, aim to drink at least eight to ten glasses of water. Where I think in the initial one it said just eight glasses. You can also include hydration, fruits like water, melon, and cucumber in your diet. And the rest is pretty much the same. But as you can see, the output is a lot more creative. Now people always ask me, well, what is the best temperature range to set to get the best response? Well, temperature range is application specific. There is no magic number. So it all depends on what you're actually generating an output for. If you're brainstorming some ideas for a new book or a new blog, for example, then the more creative the output, the more opportunities and ideas you're going to have. If you're looking for a specific response with not that much room with fluctuation, then go ahead and set the temperature parameter on the lower end of the skill. The third and final parameter that I want to show you is the one called frequency penalty. Now this is all about discouraging the AI from using common phrases or repeating itself, pushing it towards a more unique output. If you use Chat GPT in the past, you will know how many times it repeats itself and says the same thing, just in a different variation that can be incredibly frustrating and annoying. So the way you can reduce that repetition is by using frequency penalty. The prompt I used for this is used frequency penalty value of x in our conversation. So seeing a real life example of that. Well let's imagine I want to use frequency example one. It would just be frequency penalty value of one in our conversation. Again, I would do the same thing from the get go. I would open up a new chat and the first thing I would say would be that prompt just to make it super clear what I want from chat GPT and there you go. You can see it's responded. It understands that it must use a value of one. And you can even see it says it's going to be more diverse and varied in its response. Understanding and adjusting these three prompt parameters that I just ran you through will give you a greater degree of control over the AI's output. It will help you guide the AI's response to fit your individual needs. Whether you're looking for concise answers, creative ideas, or technical details, I personally advise you to experiment with all the different parameters and different values until you find the optimal settings for your specific goals. That's all we have for this one and I'll see you in the next video where I'll be showing you how you can discover even more premises to push your chat GPT game even to a higher level. 12. Parameter Errors: The last video, I walked you through the three most common parameters you can use when using chat GPT. But what I want to do in this one is show you how you can discover even more parameters so you can really start to fine tune your responses and get the best outputs possible. So let's head over to chat PT. And I'm going to enter in this prompt again, don't worry about trying to screenshot or remember any of this. I'm going to include all of these prompts as downloadable resources in the course. So you've got all of these at hand and at your fingertips. So I'm going to say I will provide you with a list of premies and you will come up with ten more parameters that I can use in our conversation. Use frequency penalty value of one. Again, I'm using the prompt that we just discussed in the last lecture and I'm also saying use temperature value of one in our conversation two. So let's go ahead and enter that. Just like that, you can see chat. Gpt has now returned another ten different parameters we can use. We've got presence penalty, top stop sequence, output attention. There's so many different ones we can use. And if you are looking at this a little bit overwhelmed, thinking well, what does this mean? How do I sat it? What do I do? You can literally just ask chat GPT. Explain each of the parameters that you suggested and the values. Go ahead and enter that. And if you scroll down just like that, it's given you a more detailed response on what all of those different parameters mean. And it's also giving you a possible idea on values that you could use as well. Again, it doesn't mean you have to stop there. You can literally keep on going and going and asking chat GBT to give you even more premises to improve your input even further. However, instead of just going for generic parameters, what we can do is ask it to find uncommon parameters. So let's use this prompt. Come up with ten new parameters, prioritize uncommon parameters only. And what this is going to do is return a list of premises that you're most likely not going to see anywhere online because these are uncommon. Meaning if you use these parameters, you are going to have the best and the most unique outputs in comparison to everyone using chat GPT in the standard basic way. But of course, that's not going to be you as you're watching this course. So I hope you enjoy this one. Go ahead and play around with chat GPT and find those most valuable prompts that most people aren't speaking about. Thanks for watching and I'll catch up with you in the next one. 13. What We're Going To Cover In This Section: Welcome to this section on Chat GPT for marketers and businesses. In this one, we're going to be looking at how you can use chat GPT to do what we call SEO keyword research. We're going to run through some really powerful prompts which are going to save you so much time and allow you to discover what your potential customers are searching for in Google. If you know that, you can write content and optimize your website around those terms and generate more traffic and make more money. After that, I'm going to show you how you can create high quality blog post content using Chat GPT. These blogs are going to be 100 times better than what the average person is outputting when using chat GPT purely because of how detailed the prompts are, as you're about to see in that lecture. After that, I'll then be showing you how you can use chat GPT to improve the copy on your web pages. This is going to drastically help you generate more revenue and inquiries from your website. And then after that one, we're going to be looking at how you can create Youtube video scripts using chat GPT. Following on from that, we'll be looking at how you can do the same thing but for podcast interview scripts. And then we're going to walk through how you can improve your sales e mails and a really cool video. And personally one of my favorites, I'll be showing you how you can create ad copy for any product using Chat GPT And no, we are not done yet. I'm also going to be showing you how you can create an entire book using Chat GPT. There's tons of value in this section. I can't wait to get started. So I've got further ado, less dive into the first one. 14. SEO Keyword Research: Hello and welcome back. In this one we're going to be exploring a unique application of chat PT, and that is using it for keyword research and grouping in SEO. If you've ever dabbled into SEO in the past or maybe you're a student or one of my previous SEO courses, then you'll know exactly what I mean when I say keywords are super, super important. When it comes to SEO, keywords can literally make or break an SEO campaign. If you've never heard of SEO or Kea's before, then no worry as we're about to dive into that right now. So what is SEO? In simple terms, SEO is the process of optimizing a website to rank higher in search engines like Google to attract more visitors. Let's say you own a business, a blog, or you even manage client sites, right? If you're planning to use AI like Cha GPT to create content for your client sites, then SEO is extremely important as you can leverage SEO to generate traffic to your website or your client site for completely free. Meaning you or your clients do not have to spend money on ads to generate traffic to the sites. And to give you some more context, I actually run my own SEO agency. So if you go over to Google and search for SEO agency, which is pretty much what we are, we're an SE agency, we're based in London. And if you scroll down and you'll see all these ads here at the top. These people are paying to be here. So every time someone clicks this ad, this company will have to pay Google money. The amount they pay per click varies a lot. Sometimes it can be 20 pounds a click, very, very expensive. But if you scroll down below all of these ads, you'll see the website in position one Organically is a company called Click Slice and that is my SEO agency. So we offer SEO as a service to our clients. And we also rank our own website for the service we offer, so we don't have to spend any money on paid clicks, nothing like that whatsoever. And just to give you a bit more proof, so you know, I'm not lying. That is me right here, the founder of the agency. So SEO is incredibly important as, as you can imagine, if we was not number one and we was on, let's say, I don't know, page eight or page nine on Google. Well, guess what? No one goes to page eight or nine on Google. So we would struggle to get inquiries from people who are looking for our services. So you're probably thinking, well, what does it have to do with keywords that you mentioned? Well, keywords are the foundation of SEO campaigns and a keyword is simply a search phrase. So what a user searches for on Google to find the products or the services that you offer. So in my instance, I search for SEO Agency London. So that would be the keyword that I want to optimize my website for. So if we go for a different example such as vanilla ice cream, because that's why I had yesterday, so why not? The keyword in this instance would be vanilla ice cream. Now it's really important as a lot of people get confused. The keyword is the entire search phrase, vanilla ice cream. Not the word vanilla, not the word ice. Or not even the word cream. The entire search phrase is what we call the keyword. So when it comes to SEO, to be successful in the SEO game, you need to find out what your customers are searching for in Google when they're looking for the products or services that your business offers. If you don't know what people are searching for, then you can't write content that ranks for those search terms. Now, before SEO came along to find a list of all of these keywords, what you had to do was carry out a search for whatever it is your business sells. So imagine you own an coma store selling razor blades. You would just Google razor blades like so. And you'd have a look and see what people are saying. Men's razor blades, Harry's blades, which is just the name of the company. So it's probably not a good keyword. You can scroll down as well, right to the bottom and see other related searches. Razor blade boots, traditional razor blades, razor blades, Amazon. Again, it's got another brand name in, so it's not the best. And there are lots of paid SEO tools out there that will help you find lots of these keywords. Two examples is one called Tf, but the downside to using these tools is they are not cheap and actually quite expensive. The cheapest option for this SEO software is 80 pounds per month. And and the entry level doesn't really give you that much information. Another SEO tool that people use a lot is one called Semrush. This is $130 per month. So there's quite a big barrier to entry. So finding these keywords is not as easy as you anticipate. And even when you do have access to these tools, for example, we have access to TFs. You know, you can go to the keyword explorer, entering a keyword that you want to target, such as razor blades. And it'll go ahead and list down all of these different keywords. And you can see there's thousands and thousands of keywords. And it takes so long to dig through all of these to find the best ones as let's be honest, all of these aren't going to be relevant. For example, this one, Gillette Razor Blades. Gillette is a massive company that sells razor blades. You don't want to be targeting that keyword on your website as if someone searches for Gillette razor blades. They don't want to find your razor blades, they want to find Gillette's. So again, a lot of manual work going through all of these keywords and removing the ones that are irrelevant. However you no longer have to do this thanks to chat GPT. So let me show you some prompts that I use when doing keyword research. So I've got four different prompts in total. The first prompt I asked chat GPT, is what are the ten most popular sub topics related to X? Only show me keywords that are not that competitive. So all you would do is replace the word X with the topic you are actually targeting. So using the same example of that, men's razor blades, what I'm going to do is ask chat GPT, what are the ten most popular sub topics related to men's razor blades? Only show me keywords that are not that competitive. Carry out a search. And just like that, you've now got 20 popular keywords that you can target on your website. However, that doesn't mean you're finished. You want to keep digging a little bit deeper to find more and more keywords and make sure your list is comprehensive. So the second prompt and then ask chat GPT is what are 20 popular long tail keywords for the short tail keyword x. Again, you would place the word X with the topic that you are targeting. So in my instance, again, it's going to be razor blades. So I'll go back to chat GPT and ask it exactly that, but swap out the X for our niche. And here we go, Chat GPT will get to work and find those 20 long tail keywords all related to razor blades. And as you can see just by scrolling up, these keywords are a lot longer in length. You've got razor blade recycling, where these Japanese steel razor blades for precision, long lasting razor blades for daily shaving. These are more longer tail keywords, basically meaning they contain more words. And typically speaking, when it comes to SEO, the longer tail keywords are a lot easier to rank for because there's less competition. Now, of course, most websites have a blog two, so what I also want to do is find some keywords that I can target on my blog two. So the prompt that I use for that is my third one, which is what are 20 popular different keywords I can target with blog post. Again, I'll take that keyword, go over to Che GPT and replace it with razor. And just like that, it's going to find lots of keywords you can now target on your blog. And some of the is actually really good. The ultimate guide to razor blade sharpening, safety razors versus cartridge razors. The pros and cons. Top ten razor brands for a smooth shave. How to properly clean sanitizer razor. This is literally gold dust. As before, you had to pay a lot of money to get this information. So what I'd like to do at this stage is copy all of these keywords and then put them onto a spreadsheet. Again, there's nothing special about this. It's just literally a Google sheet with a column that says keyword. So I'll paste in the keywords like so. And then I'm going to take all of these keywords like so. And then finally, I'll take the last set of keywords which are at the top, the first 20. Now what you have to remember is whenever you're looking at all of these keywords, a lot of these keywords are going to have different search intent. Meaning if you search for one of these, the results that Google shows you is going to be different than if you search for another one, right? So if you take one of these keywords, anyone at random, maybe we'll go for straight razor blades, right? And carry out a search on Google for straight razor blades. And then we'll find another keyword we can go for razor blade lubrication, right? Carry out a search. If you look at this page, it's showing you lubricants that you can use for your razor blade, right? How to lubricate an electric razor? Go for straight razor blades. Straight razor blades. Straight razor blades. You know, straight razors. And the intent is different. Someone who searches for straight razor blades should not be seeing the same results that they see for razor blade lubrication. Right? So this is what we call different search intent. Now at the moment we've got lots of different keywords, but they're not grouped by in ten. So we don't know how many new pages on our website we should build to target these keywords. So this is where my fourth prompt comes in handy and will save you so much time. The fourth prompt says, group these keywords by in ten and show me the results in a table include similar variations in the same row as each row represents a page on my website that will target and rank for all variations with the same in ten. This prompt is going to save you so much time. So what you need to do now is go over to your keywords and copy all of them like so, go back over to chat GPT and then paste them in and then score right to the top. And then add in some ******. And then here is where you want to enter in that prompt. Again, don't worry about trying to screenshot here. I will include all of these as part of the downloadable resources in the course. So there we go. There's our prompt. I'm going to go ahead and click Return. And just like that you see it's going to create a table and it's going to group all of these keywords by intent. This is literally so much of a game changer, I can't explain to you how much time everyone has spent in the SEO world trying to categorize the keywords by intent. Actually try and find these keywords in the first place. And if you'd like, even a more detailed breakdown as to what keywords should be targeted on a blog and which is a commercial keyword and targeted on a service or cask page. You can go ahead and ask that by simply saying, split the columns up by informational intent and commercial intent. And there you go. Just like that, all your keywords are nicely categorized by intent and they're nicely formatted too. We can see all the keywords we're going to target on our raisin blog, a beginner's guide, how to clean subscription services, comparing electric versus traditional men's grooming routine. And then we can see our commercial keywords, the ones that are going to actually make us money. Where people are looking to go ahead and buy our products such as best razor blades for sensitive skin. So there you have it. A new way to revolutionize your keyword research and group keywords using chat GPT. As we continue to push the boundaries of AI in digital marketing, I really do encourage you to experiment and explore as the possibilities are literally end. Less. Stay tuned for the next one where I'll be showing you how you can produce some really high quality blog content based on these keywords that we've just discovered. 15. Blog Writing With ChatGPT: Hello and welcome back. In this video, I'm going to show you how you can use chat GPT to create high quality blog posts. We're going to do this by splitting the blog post into four different parts. The first part is going to be topic ideas. The second is going to be the blog outline. The third is going to be the actual blog writing. And the fourth. And the final part is going to be what we call conclusion refining. Now most people don't break the blog post down into these individual parts, which is why they get such a poor output from Chat GPT. For example, let's imagine you own a website about astrology. What people will do is literally go onto chat GPT and say, write me a blog post that I can use on my astrology website. And off it will go and it'll produce this blog post. And most people just say, yeah, that's pretty great. What I'm going to do now is just go ahead and copy all of this and upload it onto my website. However, the problem is if someone else goes onto chat GPT and does exactly the same thing, then you're going to have pretty much the same copy. Now that is not a good thing when you're trying to rank these articles on Google and actually generate traffic. And also you want to be putting a bit more effort into what you put on your website as well. You know, these AI tools are here to make our life a bit easier and make us work more effectively. But you don't want to get too lazy and use it to do the whole thing that's going to cause more problems than it actually solves. So what I recommend is following this process that I'm going to walk you through in this video now. This is a process that I've been refining for a while. I've been playing around with lots of different problems to see what really does produce the best output. And what you're about to see is a proven process for producing high quality blogs. So let's take a look at the first part, topic ideas. So the first thing you need to do before you start writing any blog post is brainstorm some topic ideas. Now when I say brainstorm, it's not going to be you, it's going to be chat GPT. But essentially, this is a starting point for the blog creation process. So the first thing I do is I set the chat temperature to 0.6 and remember we cover this in previous lectures. By adjusting the temperature, you control the creative output from Chat GPT. Lower values closer to zero make the output more laser focused, whilst higher values closer to the value of one give you more diverse and creative responses. And then here's the actual prompt. I'm planning to write a blog post in the Insert Your niche, can you generate a list of trending and engaging blog post ideas for me? So let's head over to chat GPT and do this step by step. So I've got a new chat open. I'm going GTP 3.5 I'm going to set the temperature to 0.6 And for the example of this video, let's just run with the same example of astrology. So I'm going to go ahead and say, I'm planning to write a blog post in the astrology niche. Can you generate a list of trending and engaging in blogpost ideas? And as you can see, just like that chat, GPT has came back with 15 different titles I can use for my blog post. So that's step one, and as you can see, we've got some really good ideas. The rise of astrology, unveiling its popularity in modern culture. Astrology and health, your zodiac signs influence and well being, astrology and relationships. Compatibility and challenges for each zodiac sign. This is actually the one I want to go ahead with. I actually really like this one. So now moving on to step two, what you need to do is create a blog outline. And here all we want to do is tell chat GPT that we want to proceed with number X, whatever number that would be. So for me it's going to be number four in this instance. And now you're going to say, I need an outline for my blog post about insert blog title. Again, that would just be the blog post title that you see next to the number you selected. So my title is going to be this. And then what you want to do is say the blog should cover the following key points. And then insert any key points which you know are important to this blog. This part is really important as if you don't include this, then what it's going to do, it's probably just return a generic output. I have found that when you actually specify these key points, it's going to make your blog more unique and make sure it covers the whole topic entirely. Lastly, let me say add any other key point I may be missing. And you set the temperature to not 0.5 This is going to make sure the outline is a little bit more structured. So let's go back to chat PT and now paste in this prompt. So I've already populated those custom fields, and here you can see the prompt. With each of those custom things added in, I've added two key points, how astrology is linked to relationships and how astrology can improve relationships help. If I probably spell it correctly, let's go ahead and click Return. Now here you have a crafted custom outline based on the prompt you have just given. And if we scroll up, we just want to double check. It's actually included the key points I mentioned, which it has already understanding astrology link to relationships. And if we scroll down to the bottom, how astrology can improve relationships. So nice, it's following exactly what I'm saying, And this blog post is coming a bit more personalized. Now let's head over to the third part of the process, which is the actual blog writing process. So here is the prompt I use. Now let's write the blog post based on the outline, split up the section so it's clear from a user perspective. Remember, the tone should be informative and casual. For this one, we're going to set the temperature to 0.7 and we're going to use a max tokens of 5,000 And remember, max tokens refer to the actual length of the content. And one word is equivalent to five tokens. So 5,000 tokens is equivalent to 1,000 words. So what we're telling chat GPT right here, is to create a blog post that is roughly 1,000 words in length. We've gone with a temperature of 0.7 as we also want to balance creativity too. And if you haven't already noticed, then you can see I've also specified the tone, which is informative and casual, so we're telling it exactly what we're trying to go after. So back in chat PT, let's go ahead and paste that prompt like so. And now it's going to go ahead and write out the full blog post. Again, it's going to be roughly 1,000 words. It's going to break up all the paragraphs for a better user experience, as you can see already. And it's also put a lot of the heads in bold, which just makes it a lot more easier to understand. So at this point, what you want to do is you want to go ahead and actually read through this content. Make sure you are happy with it. And of course, make sure you make any necessary tweaks to give it that human finesse. If you do notice any mistakes or notice that it hasn't followed your previous prompts, which does happen from time to time, then make sure you do what I said earlier in the course. Call out the mistake, let chat GPT know and guide it to produce a better output. If you are indeed happy with your output, then what I recommend is you move over to the fourth and the final stage, which by the way, is not optional. I know people you know are happy to go ahead, take this content and upload it to the website. But you really want to refine the conclusion. Because by default whenever Chat GPT produces a blog post, the conclusion is never really that great. And it's also very evident that it was written by A I as well. It doesn't have any call to action Again, if this is going onto an astrology website and maybe you're selling some astrology products. You typically want to end your conclusions with a call to action. Or at least give a summary of what the article covered by default chat GPT doesn't do a good job of that. So this is where step four comes in, conclusion refining. So the prompt I use for this is it's quite a long one. It says, I don't like the conclusion. Create a new one which summarizes the key points of the blog post and provides a clear call to action. Make sure you call the conclusion conclusion and not new conclusion. Trust me, this is very important as what happens is if you don't say this line, it will literally call that section conclusion, new conclusion. Which just means you didn't have to tie it up a little bit more before you upload it to the website. Can you help me craft this conclusion for my blog post? Send me back the full blog post with the new conclusion at the end, temperature set to 1.0 So let's go back to chat PT and we'll pace this in like so what it's going to do is return the whole blog post and if you wait for the conclusion, you're going to see it's going to be way more thorough than a default conclusion that it produced on its first attempt. And there you go, you can see it's a lot more far, it's a lot more detailed. If you do believe the blog is a little bit repetitive, you can go ahead and just send in another prompt and just tell it to condense it and remove the repetition. But there you go. Just like that, we've produced our high quality blog post. We've guided it step by step. And trust me, this output is going to be way better than someone just asking chat GPT to write it. A blog post. If you spend time and give it the high quality inputs, you're going to get a high quality output. I hope you enjoyed this one. Have fun writing blog posts that are better than 99% of the ones you see on line. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one. 16. Copywriting Webpages With ChatGPT: In this video, we're going to be discussing one of the most important elements when it comes to marketing, and that is copyrighting. To understand how we can use chat GPT to help us write better copy, let's briefly discuss what copyrighting is. So what is copyrighting? Copyrighting is the process of writing persuasive marketing and promotional material that motivates people to take some form of action. Now those actions are typically what we call conversions. And conversions can be a range of different things, but it's essentially anything that has value to the business. So if you're on Coma store, that could be someone making a purchase, or it could be as simple as someone literally clicking on a link. Some other examples would be donating to a cause. And a conversion can also be scheduling a consultation, which is actually the main conversion that we track at Click Slice. But the main thing to focus on is that the ultimate goal of copyrighting is simply to increase conversions. And as you can imagine for a business, more conversions is going to equal more revenue. So using copyrighting to increase your conversions is going to make your business more money, right? So you're probably thinking, okay, copyrighting is great. It can make my business more money. But what do you actually mean by copyrighting? Can you give me some examples? Well, yes, I can. So imagine you own a company that offers massages. Right? When it comes to copyrighting, what you need to do is make sure you sell the benefits of the service and not your features. Because people don't buy features, they buy the benefits. For example, a benefit of getting a massage would be that it relieves back pain and it can also help you feel relaxed and feel rejuvenated. However, if we look at the flip side and look at the features of a massage, then that's going to be things like a deep tissue massage, which is the type of massage. Right? It's a feature of the service. And you can even go more granular and specify the type of massage technique. You're actually going to use manual lymphatic drainage technique, which is actually a really good technique. However, no one books a massage because they want the manual lymphatic drainage technique used. They book a massage because it had back pain and they want to feel relaxed. So if you understand this and you can include this type of copy on your website, you're going to generate more conversions and make more money from your website. However, the problem that most people typically have is that they are not a copywriting expert. So before chat GPT came along, you would literally have to hire a copywriter or learn copyrighting yourself, and then go ahead and improve all of your website. However, that has all changed now thanks to the introduction of chat GPT. So I'm going to show you how you can use chat GPT to improve the copy on your website to help you generate more conversions. So let's kick off with the home page as that is pretty much going to be the first impression people have of your website. And we're not only going to just craft the words, but we're also going to be suggesting visuals that we want to use on our website. And we're also going to be specifying the layout we want to use to give chat GPT as much information as possible. So let's go back over to our Powerpoint slides and I'll show you the prompt that I use. So this is a prompt I have for the home page. It's first I want to set the chat temperature to 0.6 And then after that, I'm going to enter in the main prompt, which is I'm creating a home page from my website about, insert your niche or business loves, Copy that pairs well with. And then now you describe the type of visuals that you'd like to have on your home page. The tone should be, Again, specify the tone you'd like to have on your particular website and I want a and then now you describe the flow of elements you'd like to have on your home page. Like a hero section, for example, testimonials. And then finally you're going to ask Chat GPT to craft you a persuasive home page copy that you can use. So let's head over to chat GPT now and we'll see this in action. So I'll go and use a different example instead of using click slice as I use that in previous lectures. So first things first, I'm going to set the chat temperature to 0.6 And for this example, I'm going to base it on a website which is all about eco friendly coffee. So once a temperature has set, I'm going to enter in a longer prompt. You can see now it's all customized and I've entered in unique parts that I'd like this coffee homepage to consist of. Can go ahead and click Enter. And just like that it's coming back with exactly what I asked for. A Hero section at the top followed by a section on sustainability commitment. Again, exactly what I asked it to do. Hero section followed by a sustainability commitment. And then we should have testimonials after that. And he scroll down, you'll see that's exactly the layout it's given. And I got all the copy here, which is absolutely great. And what's actually really cool is that it has put in some custom call to action buttons as well, which is Explore the collection. Again, getting people to go ahead and look at the products we actually are selling on our website. And if you go through this copy, breathe in the aroma of sustainability. As you embark on your journey through our thriving coffee plantations at your coffee brand name, we believe in more than just great coffee. We embrace a deep commitment to our planet and the communities that nurture our cherished beans. So really nice copy in deed. And the interesting part is it's actually made up some fake testimonials as well. And of course I don't recommend using fake testimonials on your website. But it still gives you an idea on the layer of the page you can actually have. And of course you can make this in one section, two sections, adding images to suit your custom website, but you've got lots of good copy you can use already. And what I really like about these call to actions is the call to action says explore our collection. Remember someone who is looking for eco friendly coffee? Well, what do they want? They want to find eco friendly coffee. So they've got that text all around the CTA as well, which is going to help boost conversions even further. And it isn't just mentioned every now and then, it is heavily reinforced throughout the copy. For example, this paragraph right here. Are you ready to experience coffee like never before? Click on Explore our collection and take the first steps toward a flavorful and sustainable coffee experience. So it's all about understanding the main objective. Someone who searches for eco friendly coffee, again, why are they buying that? They're not buying that because they want to be more awake and they're tired. They are specifically looking for eco friendly coffee because they care about the environment and they want to be more sustainable. And this copy is all touching on every single point when it comes to sustainability. Awesome. So that is our home page. Done. So now we're going to move on is to the next page which is going to be your about page copy. So your about page copy is going to be a little bit different to your home page, as here you really want to focus on telling your brand story. So here's a prompt I use again. If you're starting a new chat completely again, you would set the chat temperature to 0.6 If we're going to send this in the same chat you've previously done for the home page, then you don't need to change the temperature as it is already set, to 0.6 from the previous prompt. And then here is that actual prompt itself. So now let's tackle the about us page. I want to tell our brand story. And then you would insert a brief story about your brand, which would work well with, again, you want to describe any images you plan to have on your about page. And then you're going to say the tone should be. Again, insert the desired tone you wish the about page to have and the elements should flow in a described desired flow. Can you please help me draft a captivating about us page copy again, just like our previous prompt, we have lots of custom variables in here. And this is really going to make sure the output you get is the best from chat PT. So let's head back over to chat GPT and put this into action. So here's the second prompt again. You can see I've already customized it. I've inserted all of those custom variables, I said. Now let's tackle the bouts page. I want to tell our brand story, which involves me getting into the coffee industry from a young age. I used to work in my uncle's coffee shop and fell in love with all things coffee related. The boat page is going to have an image of me in my uncle's coffee shop when I was just 16 years old. The tone should be warm and friendly and the element should flow in a natural way. Can you help me draft the page? So let's go ahead and return. And just like that, off it goes. So let's scroll up and have a look at this copy now. So about us, we're love for coffee brews. I like that in certain enduring photo of you at 16 years old smiling in your uncle's coffee shop. Perfect. It's. Listen to me exactly spot on. And we can even see the first paragraph. A love born in the aroma from barista to coffee enthusiast At the tender age of 16, I found myself drawn to the comforting calm of coffee machines and the rich aroma that dance through their ear. It's literally taking everything you said on board and this is because the prompt you gave it is custom. And this is why the output is such high quality. Again, your output is directly related to the quality of your input. I've said that so many times, but I'm going to keep on saying it as it is so, so important. Awesome. So now let's move on to another page which most websites typically have and that's going to be one of the most important pages, which is your cells page copy. So the page that is typically going to generate you the most conversions. So here's a prompt I use. The first thing is I change the chat temperature to 0.7 as this is what I found to produce the best results. Again, this is just my personal preference. Feel free to play around with these numbers. And if you're not sure what the temperature parameter setting is, please go back and check the previous videos on prompt parameters as I cover it in a lot of detail. So here's the actual prompt we are going to use. It's going to say, let's go to the sales page. Now we're selling. Then of course you'd insert whatever you are selling. I want to use visuals like again tell chat GPT what visuals you plan on having on that page. And of course highlight any unique selling points to the tone should be. Again, insert your desired tone and the element should flow in a specific way. Can you assist me in creating a high converting sales page copy? And lastly, you want to tell it to split up sections and guide me where visuals should be inserted. The last part is key, especially if you are new to copyrighting. As instead of just guessing which part of text goes where, let chat GPT use expertise and guide you in the right direction. So let's head over to chat GPT and put this into action. Now let's move away from our coffee example as I'd like to provide as many examples as possible just to ensure the Court is as diverse as possible. So I've got a new chat now. So the first thing I'm going to do is set the chat temperature to 0.7 And as you can see, that has now been updated. And here is my custom prom with all of the custom variables updated. So you've got it for reference. In this example we're going to be selling a face cream. And I want to use visuals like a woman rubbing the cream into her face to highlight how easy the cream spreads and it is absorbed by the skin. The tone should be friendly and the element should flow in a natural way. So let's go ahead and enter that and see what it comes up with. And if you scroll to the top and have a look at this copy, we've got section one, the headlines. So experience, radiant beauty. Our luxurious faces creams, unleashes your skin's natural glow. Also again, why do people buy cream? Because they want their skin to glow. They want to feel rejuvenated or they may have a dry face. So we're all speaking about the benefits of the product. Absolutely. Great. As it's got that copyrighting stuff we spoke about embedded into the response. And then we also have some key benefits of the product listed below. We've got the mention of the ingredients, it's even told us what to do for the visuals. Show images of key natural ingredients and perhaps a animation demonstrating how they work together. That's actually a really good idea. We've got the testimonials below that. Again, section six, Limited Time offer. So this is more marketing techniques. One of the best marketing techniques out there is what we call scarcity marketing. So telling people the offer is only limited and it won't be around forever is going to force people to take action more quicker. We've also got our call to actions in there embrace radiant skin. Now again, if you're not happy with any of these call to actions, for example, maybe you want the call to action to be moisturized, dry skin. You can simply say to chat GBT, change all the CTA's call to actions to instantly moisturized dry skin. And just like that, it's going to update all of the CTA's to whatever you want it to be. And we can see that has updated like, so there you go. That is how you can use chat GPT to come up with some awesome copy that you can use on your website. We actually got our website redesigned about a year ago. And I really wish I had these prompts in my tool set, because if I knew about them, it would have saved me so much time and money as we spent weeks literally going back and forth on our website copy. But unfortunately for you, that will not be you as you've got these prompts. And like I said, I'll include all the prompts as downloadable resources, so don't worry about trying to screen up them. So thank you for watching. Have fun using these prompts and have fun coming up with the best copy out there. And I look forward to seeing you in another one. 17. YouTube Video Scripts: In this one, I'm going to show you how you can use Ch GPT to create powerful Youtube video scripts. That's going to help you take your video to the next level and really separate your video from the competition, as these scripts are all based on quality. First, not just mass producing videos, which seems to be an approach that a lot of people are taking these days. Just simple churn and burn. And for those wondering why we are going to focus on Youtube and not let's say video for example. Well, Youtube is an absolute mammoth when it comes to video content. Here's some statistics that I was looking at earlier. There's actually 2.5 billion monthly active users on Youtube, which is absolutely insane. And on top of that, 500 hours worth of video are uploaded daily to Youtube every minute. And thirdly, another reason why you really want to focus on Youtube is that 1 billion worth of hours are consumed daily. Again, absolutely insane. And the crazy thing is that none of these numbers are slowing down. They're only going up and they're going to continue to grow. So if you haven't thought about it in the past, then this is your reminder that do not overlook Youtube as it's a great way to get in front of thousands and thousands of people and showcase your products or services. Or even just start a general Youtube channel. So how do we create these videos using Chat GPT? Well, it's certainly not this way, which a lot of people are doing. Let's imagine you own a Youtube channel all about cooking. What most people do is they just go over to chat GPT and say create me a Youtube video script that I can use for my cooking channel. And Chat GPT will go away and come up with this script like Soap. However, this is not great and it really doesn't help you separate yourself from the competition and add that value to the users, which is the key part that's going to help you grow your channel. Remember, we're using AI to improve our current workflows. Not just to be lazy as that's really not going to help you. So when it comes to creating these video scripts, what we do is we split the creation process down into four different parts. A little bit similar to our process we use when writing blog content for websites. We have the first part which is brainstorming some topic ideas. Then we have the second part, which is creating the video outline. The third part is the actual video scripting. And then finally, the fourth part is all about creating a title for your Youtube video. Let's get into the first one and I'll show you all the prompts. Brainstorming video topic Ideas. This is the prompt that I use. I first set the chat temperature to 0.7 That gives chat GPT a bit more room when it comes to being creative and coming up of good topic ideas. Then the actual prompt itself is, I'm planning to produce a high quality Youtube video on the topic. Insert Topics, explain who your channel actually targets. These two parts are really, really important. Again, the custom variables. And they're really going to allow you to make sure that the script you're generating is the best for your specific audience. Not a lot of people even specify who the channel targets, which is why the outputs are so bad. And they say that chat GPT doesn't work. So after that, you're then going to say, however, I'm struggling to come up with ideas. Can you generate a list of trending and engage in video ideas for me? Let's go and put this into action. So I've got a new chat open like so. And I'm going to say first things first, set the chat temperature to 0.7 And then I'm going to enter in the first prompt. And I've already filled in the custom variables. So you can see I've gone the same example of owning a cooking Youtube channel and I've told Chat GPT that my channel targets beginners who want to learn how to cook and improve the kitchen skills. Let's go ahead and enter in that prompt. I'm going to come up with a list of different Youtube video ideas that I can create on my channel. And all of them should be absolutely targeted for beginners. As I've made that very clear, we scroll right to the top ten essential cooking tools for every beginner's needs. Cooking basics, nice skills for beginners, easy and quick. Weeknight meals for busy beginners. Again, really good. I like this cooking for one delicious, single serving recipes as quite cool. And I'm also a fan of this 11 pot wonders effortless and flavorful recipes. And as you can see, you are literally spoiled for choice. So once you've got a topic idea you are happy with. This is where you move on to step two, which is all about creating a video outline. So this is a prompt I use for that. Let's proceed. We have number X. Now I need an outline for my video about insert the video title the video should mention. And here you would insert any key points which are important to you. The video should be roughly x minutes in length and adding any other key point I may be missing for this one. As it's more specific and it has to do with outline, you want to lower the temperature to 0.5 and give it less room for creativity as you want to make sure the core video structure is what someone would expect to see. If you make this too high, then Chat GPT is going to throw you a wild card and come up with the most random video outline. I've tried it at all different ranges. And again, temperature 0.5 seems to work best. So let's head back to chat GPT and put this into action. So I've actually gone ahead and I want to go for number 71, Pot Wonders. So this is going to be my prompt. Let's proceed with number seven. And now I need an outline for my video about one pot wonders, effortless and flavorful recipes. The video should cover the following key points on why recipes are great for beginners. Again, I'm just reinforcing to chat GPT that the video needs to be targeted at beginners as that's what my channel is about. And I've said the video should be roughly 10 minutes in length. If you're unsure of how long your video should be, what you can do is you just go over to Youtube, search for a similar topic to what you are targeting. I just have a look at the average length of the videos and make sure yours fits in. If everyone's video on Youtube is, let's say, 10 minutes long, your video probably should not be 2 minutes long as it means it's not going to be as far as hers. So use that as a guide. So for the purpose of this video, I've just gone with 10 minutes. So let's carry out a search for that. And now you can see it's breaking down the outline. And because we specify the video duration, it's given us a rough idea on how long each section of our video is going to take as well. So really, really nice. Again, double check this and make sure you're happy with the outline. If not, simply call out the mistake again what I ran through earlier in this course, and get the outline perfect before you move on to the third stage, which is all about creating your video script. So here is a prompt I use for my video script. It's quite a long one. It took me a long time to refine this and get it perfect. And the prompt says, write a detailed script for this video type Youtube video on video title. Again, it's going to make a bit more sense once I actually pull in the custom fields. But video type is literally the type of video. So for me it's going to be an educational video on the video title, the one that Chat GPT just returned. The video should be informational and engaging in nature. The tone should be, again, specify the tone and any key points you want. And this part's really, really important, include human conversational terms that make the script sound like it wasn't written by AI. It took me a while to actually play around to find this specific part, but it works incredibly well. And then finally, you go on to say, the video script should result in the video being roughly x minutes in length. Again, we've already specified it's going to be ten. Include sections that specify what will happen at each timestamp of the video, including background music segments split into sections with each section's duration mentioned. For this one, we set the temperature to 0.7 So yeah, quite a big script. Lots happening, lots of custom variables. And again, it took me a while to actually refine it and get it to this stage. So now let's see the magic happen. So let's enter in the prompt again. Four, as I put in the custom field, I go on for an educational Youtube video. I put in the video title, probably don't need two dots like so. And I put the video to be 10 minutes in length. And I've specified that the tone should be friendly and relaxed and not to include any advanced terminology that will intimidate beginners. Again, you want to reinforce what you're already saying just to make sure your output is always going to be the best. So let's tie up that. And as you can see, Chat GBT is getting to work. And if you haven't realized already, it's been very detailed in this video script. If we scroll up to the top, now this is done. You can see even just like section three, for example, camera shift to the host of ingredients laid out. Then the host says, now let's dive into our first one, Pot wonder creamy chicken alfredo pasta. Trust me, this one's a crowd plaza. These are these human parts I refer to in the prompt, and it really helps your video go the extra mile. This section is going to go from 1 minute 30 to 3 minutes long. Again, we've got that clarity. We've even got a breakdown of when the background music comes in, what type of music it's going to be lively and fun. Then it's back to the host, then it's back to the camera. And this is really, really well done and it's really detailed. And if you compare this final script to the initial one, we did Easier recipe addressed by asking chat GPT to create me a Youtube video script. You can literally see it is night and day difference. This one is far more detailed, far more thorough, and it is going to result in a more higher quality video. So now we've got your video script that you are happy with. Again, if you're not happy with this, just make any small tweaks and call out the mistake and fine tune your video script. But once you are happy, you move on to the fourth and final part of the process, which is title generation. Now I know, I know most people do not like click bait titles. However, when you are using this prompt, it is based on creating a click bait title. Unfortunately, if you don't have a click bait title, you're going to struggle to generate a lot of views on your Youtube video unless you've already got a big channel, for example. But if you're starting from scratch, clickbait titles are going to help you grow your channel. Just make sure you're staying true to what the video is about. For example, is not advised to have a Clickbait title which isn't even what your video is about. That's just going to result in a poor user watch time. So just make sure it's not too far from the contents of the video. And this is the exact reason why we do the title at the end and not at the beginning as you want it to consider what we've already got as part of our video. So this is the prompt that I use. Finally, create X Clickbait titles that I can use for this video that are less than 100 characters. So I'm going to change this X to five as I want to see what five ideas it will come up with. It's thinking, and here we go. Magical one pot recipes, tasty. One pot wonders. I like this one cook like a pro with one pot. Again, if you're not happy with any of these, for example, you just say create another five and it'll go away and create another five. And these ones seem to be a little bit longer in length as well, so you can really play around and pretty much use it for the whole video creation process. So that is it. I hope you enjoyed it. This is a really though process you can use to create really high quality Youtube video scripts. It's pretty much like having your personal Youtube video assistant that is an expert in Youtube video creation. And this is going to save you so much time and allow you to output a lot of videos and a lot more higher quality videos than your competitors too. So I hope you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next one. 18. Podcast Interview Script: Hello and welcome back. In this one, we're going to be turning up the dial a little bit when it comes to creativity. And we're going to be diving into the world of podcast interviews. Did you know that 75% of the US population, over 12, have listened to online audio in the last month, which is really, really high. And the great thing about this statistic is that it doesn't seem to be going down. It's only growing in strength from strength. So there has never been a better time than now to start your own podcast. Because when you do so, you have the opportunity to get your business or your message in front of a lot of people. And the great thing for you is that coming up with these podcast scripts and questions is now so much more easier. Thanks to AI. I came up with a few podcasts a few years ago. And it took me so long to come up with the questions how to structure it, how to format it, and so on. However, it's so much more easier now when you're using chat GPT to help you. It's like pretty much having your own backstage crew helping you produced as podcasts. You can get help with the introductions as scripts and so on. It's so much more easier. So when it comes to actually creating this podcast script, I like to break it down into three different processes. A lot of people ask me, is it just a podcast title or script that Chachi Bt can actually help you with? Well know, here are some use cases that I am currently using it for in relation to podcast. The first is brainstorming unique themes. The second is creating an introduction for your podcast. And you can even use it to come up with some really funny ice breakers too. It can be used again for your main discussion point, so how you structure your actual podcast. And it can be used to create the whole podcast script as I'm about to show you in this lecture. And one of my personal favorites is using it to come up with interview questions. This is something I always struggle with, trying to find the best question to ask someone to get the best response. Asking the right question makes a night and day difference in the response your guest is going to give. And of course, you can also use it for the conclusion wrap up to round up your podcast and end the show. And what we're going to be covering is three different prompts, which is pretty much going to cover the bulk of all of these things. I'm going to show you a prompt you can use which covers a whole planning process of the podcast creation. Then I'll be showing you how I can come up with a script. And then lastly, I'll be showing you how you can come up with the actual questions. So that is a whole podcast process and let's dive into number one podcast planning. So here we have the prompt that I use. It says, I'm planning a new podcast episode about insert topic with a guest who is an expert in insert field or expertise of the guest. Can you help me outline the structure of the episode? What key points should we discuss and how should we sequence them? Notice how this prompt starts off different to the ones we've covered in previous lectures. We are not asking chat GPT to brainstorm lots of podcast ideas. And that's because when you're creating a podcast, you want to base it on the topic of your guest speaker and not something generic. So as a result, the prompt is different. So for the purpose of this training video, let's imagine we are putting together a podcast. And we're going to be interviewing an e commerce brand owner who specializes in drop shipping. Then let's go over to chat GPT. And I'll enter in that prompt we just saw, but I'll fill in the custom variables. As you can see, it says, I'm planning a new podcast episode about e commerce business with a guest who is an expert in drop shipping. Can you help me outline the structure and episode? Let's go ahead and ask chat GPT that, and there you go. It's going to work and it's coming up with exactly what we asked. You can already see that it's breaking up into different sections. And it's already given me a rough idea of the structure of the podcast too. For example, under Getting Started with drop shipping. These aren't the actual questions I'll be asking or the script. It's just a structure of how the conversation will flow. First, the essential tips will be shared on how to start a drug shipping business. Then we'll be discussing the role of market research, talk about finding reliable partners. And this really helps because if you don't have this, then you're going to spend so much time with your pen and paper. Just brainstorming on what is the most logical way to structure this podcast. So although the prompt might seem a little bit straightforward, the way it's structured and the way it's written, make sure the response and the output you get from chat GPT is really far out and very well detailed. Again, it took me quite a bit of work and testing to find this script. There was a lot of tweaking initially. Sometimes chat GPT wouldn't break it down, it wouldn't give head ins, and it would get a lot of this stuff wrong. But this prompt is very, very solid. So once you planned out the main structure of your podcast, it's time to move on to the next part, which is creating the podcast script. So here's the prompt I use for the script. Now let's work on the script. Remember, my podcast style is how are you going to describe the tone? Can you generate a detailed script based on the outline we just created? Including an introduction of the guest and the topic, the main conversation, and a closing segment. So we're asking you to do a lot here and the output is going to be based on what it already just sent us in the very detailed planning structure. So let's go ahead and go to the bottom of this chat. What I'm going to do now is entering that prompt and I'm going to say, let's go for a bit formal but mostly conversational style. Go ahead and enter that. And again, chat GBT is getting to work and as you can see, it's breaking down the whole script. It's even letting me know when I speak the host and when the guest speaks as well. And the great thing about this prompt as well is it even includes a little custom introduction. We'll be exploring the fascinating realm of drop shipping and uncovering strategies for Kama success. Joining us is an expert in the field guest name who has a wealth of experience in the world of drop shipping guest name. Thank you so much for being with us here today. And a pro tip which works really, really well is if you're able to find a bio of your guest speaker or maybe you're even able to ask them for one. What you can do is tell chat GPT to rewrite the introduction based on the buyer you're going to send. Then what it will do is rewrite it and it'll be way more tailored than custom. So this is a very decent output. Look at this script very, very long. It even tells you when the music is going to be closing. A very nice and detailed script. Indeed, as always, make sure you check out the script and make sure you're happy with it. If there's anything you're not happy with, again like I'll always say, call out the mistake and get chat GPT to correct it before you move on to the next prompt. The last prompt we have is going to be crafting questions again. This is the part that most podcast hosts actually struggle with finding those right questions to ask. And the prompt that I use for this is now I need some unique and engaging questions to ask my guest. Considering the expertise in insert field and our topic of insert topic, could you generate a list of insightful and thought provoking questions? Now, if we go over to chat GPT and ask it this prompt, just have a look at the response it provides. It's super detailed and the reason why these questions are so good. For example, drop shipping has gained significant popularity over the years. What changes have you observed in the drop shipping landscape since you began your journey? We have so much competition in the e commerce industry. What are some creative marketing strategies that you see successful drop shippers employ to stand up from the crowd? Some really good thought provoking questions. So again, the prompt may look basic and simple, but it produces such solid outcomes. Too many people like to overcomplicate their prompts and say, do this and do that, and do this, and ABC and all you end up doing is confusing the AI and actually getting a lack luster response. The prompts you see in here, again, has all been tested and I've used these many times before. These are proven to work and they produce amazing results. So just like that, it hasn't even been that long. And we've already came up with a very detailed thorough podcast script. And we've got some really good thought provoking questions to ask as well. So now it's over to you. You have no excuse whatsoever. You now know how easy it is to create a script for a podcast. You know how to find out questions, how to structure it, how to plan it. So now I challenge you to go ahead and create your very first podcast. These prompts are really good, but what's even better is when you put them into action and see the magic they produce first handedly. That's all for this one. Thanks for watching. 19. Sales Email: Hello and welcome back. In the previous lecture, we looked at how you can create podcast scripts using chat GPT. And in this one I'll be showing you how you can super charge all of your sales e mails and generate more revenue for your business. So when it comes to using chat GPT for this, we can leverage it to help us write better e mail subject lines. It can also be leveraged for the actual e mail body contents as well. And we can use it to help us with our creativity when it comes to generating click worthy CTA's. Cta standing for Call to Actions. And finally, one of my favorite parts is we can use chat GPT to help refine the e mail to generate more conversions. So let's start off with the first part of every e mail, and that is creating your e mail subject line. Now your e mail subject line is one of the most important parts of a sells e mail. As this is the first shot you get at grabbing your recipient's attention, do a bad job and get it wrong, then that means your e mail is going to fail and you're probably gonna struggle to generate any sales. As it doesn't matter how good your actual e mail copy is, it doesn't matter what offer or discounts you have up for grabs. If people aren't enticed enough to open your e mail based on the e mail subject line, then you're going to struggle to generate more revenue. However, if you get it right, it's going to result in a lot of money generated from that sales e mail. Subject lines are super important and they shouldn't be overlooked. So here's the prompt that I'd like to use to craft e mail subject lines. It says, act like an expert copywriter with extensive experience in e mail copy. I need to come up with a compelling subject line from a sales e mail. The e mail is about, insert your product or service and is targeted towards, again, insert your target audience. Can you generate a few eye capturing subject lines for me? Keep the length under 90 characters. I spent a lot of time refining this 12. Again, you've got two custom variables in there just to make sure that output is as targeted and specific to your needs as possible. And we'll also mention the 90 character limit, which is a really effective part because what a lot of people do is they create these e mail subject lines and they're so long, and you've probably seen it yourself. Whenever you get an e mail and the subject line is super long, it just gets truncated anyway. And you can't even see what it says until the e mails opened. So the shorter the subject line, the better. And hopefully, you've watched the previous videos in this course, specifically prompt engineering and prompt parameters. And you'll notice that I've used one of those I ran through earlier at like an expert copywriter again, GPT mirror. Again, if you haven't watched that, go back and watch that as that's a very key part of the training course. So let's head over to chat GPT and put this into action. So here's a prompt. I've already filled in those two custom variables for the purpose of this training video. Let's pretend that I am launching a new sunscreen. As you can see, that's a product I put in here. The e mail is about a new sunscreen with 50 SPF. And the unique selling point about this product is that it doesn't leave a white cast on your face. The product is going to be targeted towards women between the age of 25.30 So once you filled in the custom variables, just go ahead and enter in that prompt. And as you can see Chat GPT has gone to you Work and it's returned. Eight different e mail subject lines I can use glow confidently. 50 SPF zero, white cast that you quite cool. Put the mode on there as well. Flawless skin. Your SPF 50 secret. That's another good one. Sunpof Beauty. Bye bye. White cast again, another really good one. This one's probably my favorite number seven, Sun kissed, not Whitewash. Discover SPF 50. And I'm not sure about you, but this is probably a lot more creative than I could come up with myself. So again, a really good, simple, yet powerful prompt. If you're not happy with any of the initial ones it comes up with, you can simply ask it to produce another eight for you. And hopefully you'll find one you like, if not roots and repeat until you find one. Once you've got your e mail subject line sorted out, you can then move over to the second phase which is draft in the e mail body. So here's a prompt that I use for the e mail body. It says, great job on the subject lines. Now as an expert copywriter, I need your help with writing the body of the e mail. The e mail should introduce your product or service, highlight its benefits, and persuade the recipient to desired action. Can you draft a persuasive sales e mail for me? So the first custom variable, your product or service. That would of course be whatever it is you are promoting in your sales E mail. Desired action would be what you want that recipient to do. So as I'm promoting a product, I want them to buy it, so my desired action is going to be a purchase. If you're trying to get someone to download something such as a lead magnet, then the desired action is going to be download or subscribe. So make sure you tweet it to your specific use scenario. So let's go back over to chat GPT and I'm going to enter in the second prompt. Again, all customized to my scenario of using the sun cream. And as you can see, the e mail should introduce the sun cream and persuade the recipient to make a purchase. Again, that is the main desired action for my individual scenario. Carry out a search for that. Typically what's going to happen is the e mail is going to be a little bit long winded. So don't worry about that for now. As I'm going to show you the next prompts we have, which is all to do with refining the E mail body. However, before we get there, let's scroll up and have a look at that, your e mail, dear recipient's name. Are you tired of searching for the perfect sun cream that offers high SPA protection without leaving that unsightly white castle on your face. Well, your quest ends here. We are free to introduce our latest breakthrough in sunk, The radiant glow, SPF 50 sun cream. It even made up a name for the sun cream. So this is a pretty decent E mail. I just don't like how long it is because typically speaking, most people are not going to read an e mail this long. Which is where my next prompt is going to come into play. But before you use those next prompts, just double check the e mail and make sure you are happy with it. Again, if it's missing any key things that you want, just literally call out the mistake again and tell chat GPT to update the copy. And then once you're happy with the e mail body, you can move on to the next prompt, which I've put as being optional. As not everyone likes to use a prompt, I do, it's my personal preference, but the prompt simply says condense the e mail by 30% so it's shorter, but retain the key elements. So if we go back to chat PT and enter in this prompt. Now I always use 30% as that seems to be the good number for me. Typically speaking, you don't want to reduce this by half, as it may be a little bit too much. And anything less than 30% is still going to result in this E mail being a little bit long. So let's go ahead and enter in that. And you can see it's going to go ahead and update that. And now it's a lot shorter and a lot more concise. It's probably looked a little bit less than 30% However, the whole idea here is just to condense it and not make it so long winded and feel like a blog post now. We could leave this where it is now and call it a day because it is actually a pretty decent e mail. However, I always like to go one step further, and this is how you can refine your E mail for even more optimum performance. So these are just some additional prompts that I like to use. So the first one says, give me suggestions on what can be done to improve cells from this e mail. This is a really clever prompt as what it does is it gets chat GPT to review your e mail and find any weaknesses. So let's go ahead and enter in this prompt, and let's see what it comes up with. So if we scroll up and have a look at what it says, it says to improve the sales E mail, you can consider implementing the following strategies. Personalization, Personalize the E mail by addressing the recipients by the first name. A compelling opening line, highlight specific benefits, social proof, which I believe is currently missing. We don't have any social proof in our e mail at the moment. That's a really good suggestion. Create a sense of urgency are like that. Again, one of the best marketing tactics out there is scarcity marketing quarter actions, mobile optimization, AB testing, and lots of other suggestions too. So some of these are really good. So now what we're going to do is use the second prompt for refining this e mail. And the second prompt involves putting this into action. So here's a prompt. Review the e mail above and tweak it, taking those X things into consideration. Again, make sure it's condensed following the same structure above. So in this instance, you just replaced the word x with how many things it suggested. So if you go back to chat GBT, you can see it suggested 11. So now we're going to do is entering that prompt and you can see that I've changed that custom variable from x 212. Just go ahead and enter this. And now it's going to edit that e mail and make it even better from a sales perspective and help you generate more revenue from that e mail. And as you can see, it's changed. The CTA's a little bit limited offer 15% off with Radiant 15 act fast order. Now hear what others say. Again, this is really good. Having the social proof next to this. Eta is one of the best things you can do to increase convergence. Because if people are unsure about buying your product, seeing or hearing other positive things that other people have said, it's going to help them go ahead and click that button and make that purchase. So a much nicer e mail. Again, another bit of scarcity at the end. Don't miss out limited stock. And another call to action. So this is a lot better than the initial one we had, which is just this one. A little bit bear to be honest with you. And compare that to the initial e mail, this massive along blog post. So hopefully this just shows you the importance of actually doing this step by step and then refining your output to ensure you have the best output possible from chat Pt. So there you have it. Creating sales e mails are no longer a daunting task. This whole process used to take me hours and hours before at the agency, But since using this process, we've managed to save so much time and a lot of hours in terms of human resources. And remember, like always, it's always good to experiment with different prompts and different structures. For example, you can even play around with the temperature settings if you want to get more creative outputs. But I found the default settings for this prompt to be absolutely sufficient. So that's it for this one, and like always, thank you for watching, and I'll see you in the next one. 20. Creating Ad Copy For A Product: Hello and welcome back. In this one we're going to be discussing how you can use chat GPT to help you come up with and craft some compelling ad copy that you can use to market your business or your client websites. I can't stress how much of a game changer these prompts are. We've been doing all of this manually for the last few years. However, now whenever we are writing ad copy for our clients, we're leveraging the prompts that you're about to see. And it saved us so much time and money. So let's start off with the basics right when it comes to ad copy. Ad copy is literally the heart and soul of your marketing campaign. It's the text that you use to grab people's attention and ultimately convinces them to take action. Whether that be them buying your product. Sign up to your lead form or downloading something, or even just inquiring of your services. Your ad copy helps your customers to take action. However, if you've written any ad copy in the past, you will know that writing this copy is time consuming. And it's not the most easiest thing to do as you have restrictions on certain character limits on different platforms. But this is where Chat GPT comes into play. When you use Chat GPT to help you write your ad copy, there are numerous benefits, such as you can come up with catchy headlines very, very easily. You don't have to sit there for hours getting your creative juices flowing. Just get chat GPT to do the heavy lifting. Another benefit of using Chat GPT is that allows you to write persuasive ad descriptions too. You don't just have to use it for headlines. One of my personal favorite benefits is that it's way easier to scale your ad copy when you're using the right prompts. Imagine taking on five different clients, and for each client you want to test three different ad copies. Well, that means you now need to come up with 15 different unique descriptions and headlines that you can use for all of those campaigns. However, when you're using Chat GPT, you can scale this much more, easier and quicker. And lastly, you can obviously do this all at a fraction of the time two. So enough with the theory. Now let's head over to chat GPT and I'll show you the prompts we have. So I'm going to be showing you two different prompts in total. One's going to be for Google ads and the second is going to be for Facebook ads. Although you can pretty much tweak these for any other ad platform, whether it be linked in ads, whether it be Twitter or now rebranded to X. Whether it's X ads, you can use this prompt and just tweak them to sue. The prompts are actually quite long, which is why I don't have them on the Powerpoint slides as we've done in previous videos. Let me just zoom in a little bit so you can see this. Now, when it comes to actually setting up Google ads, there are two different parts that you need to populate that helps you craft your ad copy. If you go over to the Google Ad Support page, you'll see they've got a little example of what a ad actually looks like. Again, zooming in so you can see that you've got the main headline text at the top, which is this part right here. Then you've got a little description at the bottom. And then you have the standard part in the middle which says Ad. And the URL which people will land on once they click your ad. So scroll down to the actual length limits, you can see for the headlines, we need a max length of 30 characters. That applies to all three headlines. And for the description, we have 90 characters. Again, Description 1.2 are both 90 characters, so our headlines need to be 30 and our descriptions need to be 90 characters. So the prompts I've created already have all of that embedded into it. So there's two different prompts. The first is going to be for the headline. So here is the prompt details. You are an expert copywriter with a decade of ads copy experience. You're a native English speaker and you speak in an active voice use. In the product names, descriptions, and benefits listed below. Write ten unique Google ad headlines that are 30 characters in length, including ******. The headlines must capture people's attention and have a heavy focus on the benefits of the products and not the features. Get creative and incorporate emotional triggers. And add a title above all the ad titles. Same potential ad copy. So that's like the bulk of the prompt. And then what you need to do below that is adding your custom variables. So whatever you're creating ads for, if it's a business that sells, let's say plant pots online, you need to mention that this business sells plant pots on line. You then want to put in a description of the business and then list down any benefits of the products, unique selling points and things that will help you stand up from the crowd. And then lastly, you want to put in the keyword that you are targeting. So this would be more from an SEO perspective. If you are again selling plant pots, then what you do is you enter in plant pots at the main keyword. So what I've done is I've actually already populated this prompt to give you an example, just to give you more context. So here we are using the example of home massages. You can see, again, this part stays pretty much the same. I haven't really tweaked it, but when it comes to the service offering, we what do we offer at home massages for London residents? I put in our service description, Life in London can be hectic and finding time to take care of yourself can be a challenge. But just because you're on a tight schedule or don't want to head out, doesn't mean you can't get a relaxing and rejuvenating massage. Thanks to our in home massage services, you can enjoy a super massage from the comfort of your home. I then listed down all of the benefits of getting a massage and the keyword that we are predominantly targeting is at home massage. Again, if you are running maybe an e commerce business and you're selling. Product, not a service. Then you would just tweak all of those custom variables that I've highlighted up here in yellow to suit your particular example. So if we head over to chat GPT, you can see I've actually already inserted that prompt for you just to help save a bit of time. And if we scroll down, we can see Chat GBT has come up with these potential ad copy titles. Relax and Rejuvenate Home Massages. London's Best at Home Massages. I like this one, London's stress buster home massages. And what I recommend you do at this stage is take some of these title sales. I'll just go for number five, stress free massages at home. Go over to a website like Wordcounter.net Again, don't worry about this. I'll include this in the resources and just paste it in just to see how many characters it is. We don't need the speech marks like so. And as you can see, it's 28 characters, which is below what we need 30 characters, So absolutely perfect. Some of the titles that Chat GPT returns is going to be longer than 30 just by default. However, just make sure you call out the mistake and ask it to rewrite if they are too long. Once you've got all of your ad headlines sorted and you're happy with them, you can move over to the second part of the prompt, which is what we used to get your ad description. So this is the part that is 90 characters long. So here's the prompt. Great, now write me ten unique ad descriptions that I can use. The descriptions must be one to two short sentences naturally throw from one another. The description should encourage people to purchase my insert product or service. And it should sell customers on the benefits of insert product or service output. The list of Google ad descriptions beneath a head in that says ad descriptions and make sure the description is approximately 90 characters in length. If we scroll down to the bottom of the page for the examples you'll see I've already got an example here which is all populated based on the same example of massages. So if we go over to chat GPT, now you'll see I've already inserted that prompt. Great. Now write me ten unique descriptions I can use. Again, all generic, all I did is put in the custom variables which was home massages and I've done it again in the middle, in this line right here. And you can see Chat GPT has come back with these Ad descriptions. Again, it's always good to just double check that these aren't going over the 90 character limit as we specified. Sometimes chat GBT does get this wrong, so again, you do want to be double checking these things. If I take the longest one and go over to word counter, paste it in, you can see it's 64 characters, so not over 90, which is good. If you want it to be a little bit more closer to 90, you can go back and call out the mistake and say, make it a bit longer. But as you're working to characters and not individual words, it's going to mean that you can't use the max token parameter which is going to make the output a little bit inaccurate, which is why unfortunately we just make deal with the character length just like that. You've now come up with some compelling ad copy that you can use for your Google ad headlines and also your Google ad descriptions too. And like I said, you can pretty much tweak these prompts to sue other ad platforms as well. For example, if you are running Facebook ads, you'll see this is typically the layer of a Facebook ad. You have your primary text at the top, then you have a headline, and then you have the description. So if you look at the word count for those specific features as part of Facebook ads, you'll see for the primary text it's 125 characters. The headline is 27 characters. Description is also 27 characters. So we're actually running quite a few Facebook ads for our agency at click slice. It's pretty similar to our Google ads prompt. However, it's just tweaked a little bit and refined to ensure it's Facebook platform specific. So here's the prompt, here's the custom variables. And again, just like we did for the Google ads, I've given you an example based on home massages two. So you can see how it differs from the Google ads one, and interestingly enough, when you are asking chat GPT to write you ads for Facebook, it seems to always add in emojis in its response. This is a chat for the Facebook ads one. So again, you are an expert copywriter with a decade of Facebook ad copy experience. Write ten unique Facebook ad headlines, 125 characters in length, incorporate emotional triggers. Add a title. Again, you've seen all this already, but if you scroll down and look at the potential ad copy titles, you'll see it's decided to add in emojis into these ones. So if you're not a fan of emojis, then feel free just to respond to chat GPT and say remove the emojis. And it will go ahead and do that I did in this instance. What I did is just moved on to the next prompt for the descriptions. And you can see it came back with some potential headlines and descriptions. But in this instance, it only added emojis on the headlines and not the descriptions which was a little bit odd. And again, these are actually really short. Our limit is 27 characters or less, and if you take one of these bliss at home and paste it in, you can see it's literally of the speech marks, it's literally 16 characters. And whilst you want to be under the recommended number, which is 27, you don't want to be too far off it as it's wasted what we call digital real estate. The more text that you actually have in your ad, then the more digital real estate, AKA, the more space is going to take up, which is going to increase the chances of you generating more clicks. So if you do feel like your ad copy is a little bit short, then what you can do is just use the last custom approach, which is what I say is remove the MGs and make both the headline and description **** longer, closer to the 27 character limit. And you'll see it will turn a slightly longer headlines and description you can use. Again, this is already all included in the Facebook ad prompt. You can see the optional one right here at the bottom. So there you have it. You now have these custom prompts which took me absolutely ages to refine and get it to this stage. You've got them, so there's no excuse. Now you can go away and start coming up with a best ad copy for your business and your clients and help take their revenues to new heights. Both of these prompts for Facebook and for Google ads, of course, will be included as a downloadable resource as part of the course materials. Thanks for watching. I hope you loved it, and I'll see you in the next one. 21. Create An Entire Ebook From Scratch Using ChatGPT: Hello and welcome to the next video where I'm going to be showing you how you can create an E book using chat GPT. This one is absolutely insane. I've actually done this myself, as you're about to find out in a second. And I'm going to show you all the results I got from it and just how powerful this strategy really is. So before I show you that, let me just go over the basics first things first. What is an E book for those who don't know? An ebook for sure is an electronic book and it's basically a digital version of your book that people can read on the digital devices, such as an ebook reader or even the smartphones. So you know what an ebook is, you're probably wondering, well, why do I actually need one? What's the value in having an ebook? Well, having an E book is really good. There are lots of different benefits involved with having one, such as they are really good for when it comes to establishing authority and expertise in a specific niche. As soon as you have book, you are essentially an author, and not a lot of people can say that. And it really does help you distinguish yourself from your competitors and add that extra layer of authority and experience to any clients or prospects you are speaking to. The second benefit of having your own ebook is it's really great for building your personal brand. Again, it's all good having a business, but you also want to be building a personal brand alongside your business as well as what you're going to find is your personal brand. It's going to help power your business and take it to the next level. So definitely don't overlook this part. The third benefit is that it's absolutely great for lead generation for someone to get access to your ebook. What they typically have to do is insert the e mail address in exchange for getting your ebook. Now, you can charge for your ebook or you can give it away for free. I typically give mine away for free because I want to build up a massive lead list of people who are interested in the contents of that ebook. And what that allows me to do is have an e mail list which I can market to in the future and generate revenue from. The fourth benefit of having your own ebook is that you can use sections of the ebook as part of your content marketing strategy. You don't need to brainstorm or even use chat GPT again to come up with new content for your social media posts. You can literally take snippets from your ebook and you've got lots of content ready to go on demand. The last benefit of having an ebook is monetization. So as I was saying just a few seconds ago, you can give away your ebook for free, which is what I do, or you can choose to sell your ebook and help generate some money. However, a pro tip what I highly recommend you should do is to give away your ebook for free. And then in your free ebook, have an affiliate link where if someone signs up or makes a purchase you make an affiliate commission. That way you're going to get as many ebook downloads as possible because it's free and you're going to increase the chances of you actually making money. So that's the whole theory and the logic behind creating an ebook. But now what I want to do, as always do in this course, I want to go above and beyond and also give you context over what I'm showing. So this is my personal website called Joshua George.com at UK. And you'll see on the home page right here, it has a big button to download and it says, download my free ebook below and follow my proven step by step process. You click the button and what happens is you get this ebook pop up. So this is actually linked to a software called Convertible, which pretty much the back end of the whole ebook process. But essentially what I want to show you in this video is that I've created this ebook predominantly using Chat GPT, especially for the ebook outline. And if I go into my account by convertible, you can see it right here. You can see that in total, I've had about 840 impressions, which basically means 840 people have seen this little pop up right here. And out of those 840 people, 83.21% have actually downloaded the ebook, which in numbers is 699 people. So if I go over to my subscribers like so you'll see all the e mails on the left hand side. However, for privacy, I've blurred these out just so I don't give away people's e mail address. But you can see the location where these people are from. This persons from Legos, this person's from Sri Lanka. And you can see when they signed up as well, just three days ago, four days ago, 56 week, one week. So constantly I'm getting people downloading my ebook, which tells me all of these people are interested in what the ebook is about. Which is all about SEO for beginners. So if I have some SEO services to sell, I have a massive e mail list that I can now send my e mails to land directly in the inbox. They already know who I am as they've got my trust from the ebook and I can market to these people and generate some revenue, which is exactly what I'm already doing, by the way. So hopefully this gives you an idea of just how powerful this ebook stuff is. If you create one, you can build an e mail list and really start to take your business to the next level. So let me go ahead and show you how we actually do this now. So to create an E book, I have a four part process. The first is you brainstorm some topic ideas. The second stage is you want to create your ebook outline. And then the third stage is you want to write your actual first chapter of the book. And then the first stage is simply rinse and repeat. It's really that straightforward. So let's dive into the first part right now, brainstorming your topic ideas. So the prompt that I use for this part is chat GPT, could you provide me with ten unique and interesting ebook topics related to your general area of interest? Temperature, 0.9 So of course what you'd want to do is swap out this custom variable and then put in the area of choice that you want the ebook to be about. So for the purpose of this training video, I'm going to go over back to chat GPT and I'm going to enter in that first prompt. And I'm going to go with the topic of interest, sustainable living. So let's create an ebook about sustainable living. And if you remember from the previous videos, in regards to prompt parameters and prompt engineering, I set the temperature to 0.9 which is on the higher side, which means chat GPT is going to be more creative. So let's go ahead and see what it comes up with also. So let's come back with these ideas. Green in your home. Simple steps for an eco friendly living space. Sustainable travel. Exploring the world responsibly and ethically. Zero waste kitchen, the sustainable fashion revolution. Embracing eco friendly style. I do like the sound of this one. Sustainable fashion is actually a really big topic at the moment. So what I'm going to do is actually choose this one. And go ahead. As I know there's a lot of buzz and hyper rounds at the moment. So now you've got your title. You want to go ahead and go to the second prompt? So here's a prompt that I use, Chat GPT. I'm planning to write an E book about your topic. So here you're going to insert the title that you just saw from the previous screen. I need a detailed outline for it with the number of chapters, what each chapter should talk about with key points under each head in and subheading temperature 0.6 So we're going to lower the temperature on the outline as we don't want chat GPT to get too wild and get too creative. The ebook outline is really important, so lowering this down by not 0.3 it's going to help keep things in line. So let's go back to chat GPT now and we'll paste in that second prompt. As you can see, I've gone with number four, as I just mentioned, the sustainable fashion revolution. So that custom variable has been replaced like so once you've gone ahead and replace your custom variable to suit your specific ebook, go ahead and enter that into chat, CPT, And here we have, it's going to work. It's creating the ebook outline. It's got section by section and it's also got a breakdown of things that should be covered, each individual section two. Now what most people do is we'll just go ahead and say, great chat, GPT, go ahead and write me the whole book. But what you want to do is start off slow and start with one chapter first and refine it before you move on to the next one. Because if you're not happy with the outcome or maybe it's using the wrong tone, then it's going to be a much more longer process to correct it and get it perfect. And of course, make sure you do double check the output as well. And if you do see any sections missing that you'd like to be included, just go ahead and call out the mistake and tell chat GPT to go ahead and include it. So we've got chapter one, the foundations of sustainable fashion. The rise of conscious consumers, ethical sourcing and supply chain, fair trade and ethical labor practices. So this is nice and it all flows and it's definitely in a logical order. Once you're happy way of the outline, you can move on to the third part of the process which is about writing your first chapter. So here is the prompt that I use. Let's write chapter one based on your exact outline above. Use headings, Write in a specified tone. So here you'd specify the tone that you'd like for your book. Now the tone is going to be subjective depending on what you are writing. For example, if you're producing a book on comedy, then you probably want to avoid a formal tone. So let's go back to chat GPT now, and we're entering that prompt. Let's write chapter one based on your exact outline above. And I've gone for use a conversational but scientifical tone. So I think scientifical is really important as it's all to do with sustainable living and the environment. So having that scientific terminology and tone to it is really going to help when it comes to building trust and authority with the reader. But having that conversational tone in there as well is really important to make sure it doesn't just sound like a data research piece of paper. So let's go ahead and enter in that prompt. And as you can see, it's going to work and it's only producing the copy for the first chapter. We can see what key point it's highlighting. And it's also given us a conclusion as well. So now this is where you really need to go through this paragraph. Read it sentence by sentence and make sure you are happy with it. Again, if you're not happy, like I said earlier in the prompt engineering section, call out the mistake and get chat GPT to go ahead and correct it. It's really important you do it now. Because if you don't as you move forward, you're going to have the same problem in every other chapter. This is a perfect time. Now to mention a note when it comes to temperature parameters. You will have already noticed that I use different temperatures for these prompts. The first prompt use a temperature of 0.9 then we use it 0.6 and so on and so on. Now please do make sure that you vary the temperature settings based on the nature of the section you're working on. And remember, a low temperature like 0.2 means that AI's response is going to be more focused and deterministic, sticking closely to the data it's being trained on. Whereas on the other hand, a high temperature such as 0.8 is going to be more diverse and more creative in its outputs. So if you're working on a section which is very data heavy and requires a lot of factual information, then go with a low temperature. Whereas on the other hand, if you're working on a creative section and you're generally just brainstorming, then go with a higher temperature. Temperature is section specific, then once you are happy with the output of the first section, you can pretty much rinse and repeat this for all the other chapters that were initially outlined in your ebook. Yep, it's really that straightforward. You can rinse and repeat. You've done the hard work, you've done the heavy lifting, You've got your prompts, and you've refined things. And now you can go out there and skill your book creation. This is such a powerful skill and you've already seen firsthand just how powerful it has been for me and my business. And even just to give it more context, if he was to go onto a website like fiver and search for someone to write an ebook for you. You can see people are charging 33 pound, 42 pound, 58 pounds, 100 pounds. And if you go into these gigs, they're going to be even more expensive. Because you can see this one pound, 100 pounds, is only 2000 words. If you go for the premium options, 2000 pounds, and that includes 40,000 words. And you can see there's actually seven orders in the queue at the moment. Now I'm not saying anything bad about this person in general. Melissa, Again, I don't know her, nothing against her whatsoever. I just want to highlight that a lot of people are paying a lot of money for this E book, which you now know how to create for absolutely free. I've been using the free version of Chachi Pt. I have been even using the capabilities of the plus version. So hopefully this just opens your eyes to a whole another world of possibilities out there. You can literally pump out as many E books as you want as long as there's high quality and you're following the prompt to be said. You could potentially even sell these on these freelancing platforms too. And if I had to put money on it, I could pretty much guess that a lot of people here are indeed using Chat GPT for their outputs. So that brings us to the end of this one. I hope you enjoyed it and got tons of value out of it and I look forward to seeing you in the next one. Thanks for watching. 22. What We're Going To Cover In This Section: Hello and welcome to this section on chat GPT for students and professionals. This is a big section, indeed, we're going to be covering a lot of different things, lots of different use cases and examples. We're going to start off the section covering how you can use chat GPT to help you with your presentation scripting and writing. We'll then be taking a look at lots of different soft skills you can use when it comes to chat GPT, such as communication skills that will include verbal, non verbal, and written communication. So three different things in one. We're also going to be looking at emotional intelligence as well. Again, another soft skill that you can improve if you're using the right prompts in chat GPT. We're also going to be taking a look at decision making skills. So exactly how can you make better decisions based on Chat GPT training you to become a better decision maker. So you're going to learn all of that in this section. We're then going to be moving to the flip side and look at some hard skill education training. So here I'll be showing you some prompts you can use to improve your learning and research skills. I'll then be showing you how you can improve your knowledge. We have different tools in different software. Again, another hard skill training video. I'm then going to show you some different prompts you can use to actually debug code in real time. And I'll also be showing you some prompts you can use to create code from scratch using chat GPT. Again, another hard skill. These are practical things you're about to learn which are really going to benefit you on your day to day. Lastly, on the topic of hard skill training, we're going to be going over data and visualization. So again, I'll be showing you some prompts you can use to better visualize your data and get the most out of third party tools. Once we've covered all the soft and the hard skill knowledge, we'll then be moving over to another lecture where I'm going to be showing you how you can summarize long documents very quickly using Chat GPT. I'll be showing you how to do that with both the free and the premium version of Chat GPT. And then lastly, I'm going to show you how you can translate texts in chat GPT. And the process I'm going to show you is way better than using Google Translate or those generic online translation websites. So there's a lot to go over. It just about fits on the screen. So strap yourself in, grab a drink, and grab some popcorn. And this is going to be an awesome section. I can't wait for it. And I'll see you in the first one. 23. Presentation Scripting & Writing With Chat GPT: Hello and welcome back. In this one we're going to take a deep dive into presentation scripting and writing using Chat GPT. This one's going to be an absolute game changer, especially for all of you students out there and really and truly just anyone in general who's looking to create a presentation. So we all know the process of creating and engaging an informative presentation is not fun whatsoever. It involves a lot of time and a lot of work, hours and hours of research to figure out what should you actually create your presentation about once you decided that, you then need to go ahead and brainstorm ideas. And then once you finally spend all of those hours and you settled on one idea, then need to spend time structuring your content and crafting your presentation outline. And then of course, you need to spend even more time writing the actual script for your presentation. There's a lot of processes involved in a presentation creation and it's not fun. And if you're like most people or like the dog on the left hand side, you're going to lose a lot of interest and struggle to get it done quickly as you're going to end up procrastinating a lot. Which let's admit we're all human. Happens to all of us. However, what I'm going to show you is how you can use chat GPT to do a lot of the heavy lifting and expedite the whole process. So let's not waste any time. And I'll show you how we typically approach this. So I approached this with my five part process, which basically breaks down the whole process into five different stages. The first stage is a prompt which allows you to make the brainstorming a lot easier. Once you finish the brainstorming and you've got a list of potential ideas you can create your presentation about. We then move on to the next stage, which is all about creating your presentation outline. Again, I'll be showing you a prompt you can use for this part. Three involves creating a compelling introduction, super, super important. So many people overlook this part of a presentation. And if you don't hook the readers or the listeners from the get go, you're really going to struggle to maintain that engagement and get people fully invested in what you're presenting. The fourth part of the process is all about visual guidance. I'm actually going to show you two different prompts you can use for this. This just really helps you bring your presentations to life. And finally, the fifth part of the process is all about creating a powerful conclusion. All right, let's get to the good stuff now. And I'll show you a prompt you can use for the first part, which is all about brainstorming. So this is the prompt that I've put together. I've tested so many different prompts, and this one just seems to work so well. It says Chat GPT. I'm working on a presentation about insert your topic. Can you help me brainstorm some key points and ideas to include temperature 0.8 So as you can see, we've got a high temperature for this initial prompt. As you want chat GBT to be more creative and come up with lots of potential ideas we can use. If you set the temperature to something lower such as 0.1 the outputs you're going to get are going to be pretty bland and straightforward and it's going to be exactly the same outputs that it would give to someone else entering this prompt without the custom parameter. So let's actually head over to chat GPT and I'll show you this in action. So I'll be using the basic version of chat GPT. I'm going to pace in this prompt like so chat GBT, I'm working on a presentation about space exploration. That's the example we're going to be using for the purpose of this training video. Again, I've got temperature set to 0.8 Let's go ahead and enter that and see what chat GPT says. Just like that, we've got a list of potential topics we can use. So it's done all the heavy lifting. We haven't spent hours sitting down with our piece of pen and paper, brainstorming what we can create our presentation about. You can see the first one it says it's a historical overview. That's okay, but it's a little bit bland. Advancements in technology, space agencies and missions, search for terrestrial life, quite awesome, commercial space and exploration. Space travel challenges, future exploration goals. And you can see there's lots of different topics here, right? It's very versatile and it's actually very creative. Space, tourism and education, ethical and environmental considerations. And the reason why we're getting such a varied response is because we set the temperature to 0.8 That is the key part of this prompt. So once you've finished prompt number one, you can move on to the second part of the process which is creating your presentation outline. So again, here's the custom prompt that I use. Again, don't worry about trying to screenshot this. I'm going to include all of these prompts as a downloadable resource as part of this course. This prompt says Chat GPT. I'm working on a presentation about Insert your topic title. So this would be the title that Chat GBT has just returned to you in the previous prompt. Can you provide me with a clear outline that includes the main sections and key points for each section? Temperature, 0.7 So for this one we've lowered the temperature by 0.1 And the reason for this is we want it to be a bit more predictable and have less creativity. As the structure or outline of representation is really key to make sure it aligned and makes sense and follows the structure in a logical order. If you set a temperature too high, what you're going to find is your outline is going to be all over the place and it's not going to follow a clear structure. So let's go back into chat GBT and we'll enter in the second prompt. So I've already filled in the custom variable and I've said we're going to go for commercial space exploration, which I think was number five from the list, temperature 0.7 Scroll back down and enter in the second prompt. And as you can see, chat BT is getting to work. And it's creating that outline for us. I'm literally just talking right now. And it's doing all the heavy lifting, compiling all the information together. And just like that, it's now done. And if you scroll up and have a look at what it's put together, we can see we've got an introduction, we've got the evolution. Then we've got major players in the industry. Again, it makes sense. The evolution of commercial space. Who are the big players? The technology innovations, achievements and milestones re usability and cost reduction. So this all makes sense. It's coming in a logical order and it's because we lowered that temperature parameter set in. And if you actually look at this outline, it's actually a really good outline, very detailed. For example, under major players in the industry introduce prominent companies involved in the commercial space exploration, including Spacex Blue Origin Bone and others. It even lists out the major players and it gives you a good heads up of what you should be talking about, describe the key achievements, contributions, and goals in the field. You can even tell Chat GBT to expand on this when you start writing the copy. However, this is more than enough for now. What most people do is say, okay, great, go ahead and write the whole thing for me. However, what we want to do is make sure our introduction is really captivating. As like I said earlier, this really sets the stage for success. You want to hook your audience in as soon as possible from the start. And this is exactly where our third prompt comes into play, which is crafting a compelling introduction. The prompt I use for this part is pretty straightforward and we are going to be lowering the temperature by 0.1 Again, here's the prompt chat, GPT. Help me write and engage in introduction for my presentation. Based on the exact outline you provided above, I want to captivate the audience right from the start. Exclamation mark temperature 0.6 So yep, it's come down by one. Now this might look a little bit basic, but do not underestimate this. Let's go over to chat GPT and I'll show you just how powerful this prompt is and exactly what chat GPT returns. So ladies and gentlemen, esteemed colleagues and curious minds like whenever you heard chat GPT speak like that from the get go, you haven't. And it's because we've added these prompts and we've added these custom temperature settings. Again, if you don't know where any of these custom temperature settings are, I strongly recommend you go back to the start of the course as I cover this in an immense amount of detail. But hopefully you can see already. This is way more creative and it's a lot more captivating as well. Imagine a world where the sky is no longer the limit, where entrepreneurs and visionaries have joined the ranks of astronauts and cosmonauts, propelling us into an era of boundless possibility. In this captivating presentation, it even said the word captivating, which is quite awesome. It's actually saying what we wanted to do as well. Say a really nice output from Chat GPT. Okay, I'm not going to bore you reading the whole thing. I want to keep this course short and concise and give it as much value as possible. So that's it for the third prompt. Just a side note, which I want to mention as well. You can also apply the same logic for all of the remaining slides. So instead of just saying write me and engage in introduction, you can replace the word introduction and say anything else from the outline it provided. So if you go up and look at the outline, you can say, hey chat, GPT, write me and engage in section for achievements and milestones. You cat it section by section, rinse and repeat, and make this presentation really, really detailed as the same logic applies to every section. So once you've got your amazing introduction and you're happy with it, you can move on to the fourth part of the process, which is going to help you add a visual impact to your presentations. So this is a really good prompt. Again, it's a two part prompt. The first prompt says this. It says chat GPT. I'm preparing a presentation on insert your topic title. Can you suggest some eye catching visuals or multimedia elements that would enhance my slides temperature? 0.7 So let's go and put this into action. So here's the custom prompt again. I'm using the same example of commercial space exploration. Go ahead and entering that prompt. And as you can see, it's given us some visual ideas of images we can use in our presentation space tourism concept. We can show a concept of art or illustrations of futuristic space tourism vehicles and experiences to captivate the audience's imagination. For number seven, it's even telling us to use CGI, which for those who are unaware, stands for computer generated imagery. So it's telling us to basically create these animations or simulations to illustrate what we are trying to say here. So again, really detailed, It gives you lots of really cool ideas. Now of course, you don't have to follow every single recommendation that chat GPT says, but it gets the ball rolling and it gives you a good idea of what you can include on your presentations and avoids that fatigue. And again, you're wasting hours just thinking what is a good image to show on this specific presentation slide. It takes all the heavy lifting out of your brain and does it for you. And if you want Chat GBT to get even more creative, what you can do is increase that temperature from 0.7 and up it to 0.9 that's more higher, That's more aggressive. But don't be surprised if it starts telling you to get your pen and paper out and draw something and then flick through on your note pad. The higher you increase that setting, the more work you're most likely going to have to do. But it's going to help your presentation stand out and separate your presentation from the others. Once you're happy with the imagery suggestions, you can move on to the fifth, the final part of the process which is generating your conclusion. So here's the prompt that I use for this. Now help me write a memorable conclusion from my presentation on insert your topic title. Again, I want to leave a lasting impression on my audience. Exclamation mark temperature, or going for 0.6 So I've tested it again. Lots of different temperature settings for this conclusion prompt and 0.6 just seems to work so well. And telling chat GBT that we want it to be memorable and leave a lasting impression is the other two key things which make this prompt so powerful. So let me go and show you how it works and put it into action, again, using our same example as above of commercial space exploration. And if you see, it's already getting to work. And as we draw the final curtain on our journey through the cosmos of commercial space exploration, let us reflect on the trial blazing path we've traversed and boundless frontiers that beckon us forward in the echoes of rocket engines and the glow of celestial bodies like this, pretty much sounds like something out of the movies. A really awesome conclusion and no doubt your audience is not going to forget it anytime soon. And just as I said above, it's the same logic applies. You can ask chat GBT to do this, not just for your conclusion or your introduction, but you can ask chat GBT to do this for every section listed in the outline above. The key to making your presentation unique and not seeming like someone else's presentation who also used chat GPT is doing it step by step and changing the custom temperature settings to make sure you're getting unique outputs. That is the secret and that is a success. If you do those things, most people won't even know. You use chat GBT to create your presentation. And that brings us to the end of this one. I hope you enjoyed it and got tons of value out of it, and I look forward to seeing you in the next one. Thanks for watching. 24. Improving Your Soft Skill With ChatGPT - Communication: In this session, we're going to be diving headfirst into the fascinating world of soft skills education with our amazing little helper chat, GPT. So get ready to level up your soft skills game like never before. Before we get into it, let's firstly clarify exactly what are soft skills? Soft skills are often related to interpersonal or people skills and are basically a way of saying non technical skills that relate to how you work and interact with others. And basically, there are a combination of various abilities such as communication skills, problem solving skills, emotional intelligence, leadership skills, adaptability skills, and many more. Unlike hard skills which are more specific to certain jobs and can be measured and tested, soft skills are more tangible and subjective. And soft skill education is the process of teaching and learning these skills. While on the other hand, hard skills can often be learned through formal education or like I mentioned, specific job training. Soft skills are more complex to develop and you can't really learn them through training as they require a more diverse approach. That includes experimental learning, self reflection, and ongoing feedback. This is why it works so well when using Chachi Pt. So let's look at some examples of soft skills. So we can have communication skills like we just covered. However, there's different types of communication. You can have verbal communication, you can have non verbal, or you can even have recent communication skills too. All of these come under the umbrella of communication skills, which is a soft skill. Another example of soft skills could be emotional intelligence. Some example subcategories could be self awareness, it could be self management, it could be social awareness, or you could even have relationship management too. These are all emotional intelligence skills. Decision making skills are also classified as a soft skill. Subcategories of decision making would be adaptability and flexibility. Knowing how to adapt and respond to different situations. It's a soft skill that is really powerful to have. Another example would be leadership and teamwork skills. Again, all comes down to making the right decisions. And lastly, another example of decision making is going to be time managing. Deciding how to manage a time, it is a really important skill. And again, you don't really learn this from formal training, which is why it's classified as a soft skill. So what we're going to do is we're going to look at how we can use Chat GPT to improve all of these soft skills. And I'm going to give you multiple examples for each scenario. Two, so to make sure you're digesting what you're learning in this course and you're overwhelmed. What I'm going to do is I'm going to break this down into three different videos. We're going to have