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Get ahead with THESE 3 prompting tactics
They work.
Monday, smooth AI operator! Let’s make AI work more, and you less, in 5 min:
We start the week with valuable prompting techniques to make sure you get MAXIMUM value from ChatGPT or your favorite AI.
Because I tried hundreds of prompting strategies in the last year and a half.
There’s a lot of noise out there, but here’s what always works:
Request Breakdown: "How can I create a compelling pitch deck for the Halloween marketing campaign? List the subtasks in detail."
Build separate prompts to tackle the subtasks of ONE main task.
Chain-of-Thought Prompting: involves incorporating the reasoning or thought process behind a question within the prompt itself.
"Think it step by step".
This is a great strategy for consultants and SMEs (subject matter experts) to replicate their thinking.
Progressive Prompting: for example developing a marketing strategy for a startup might involve a series of prompts.
Instead of putting everything in 1 prompt, you build the whole process gradually step after step.
Start with a general overview, then proceed with next steps, in a sequence: General plan, practical implementation, data tracking, adjustments during the campaign, and takeaways.
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