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What do you use Chat Gpt for?
Using Chat GPT comes naturally when searching for answers or inspiration. When faced with difficulties in terms of creativity; I turn to chat gpt for help me work effectively while saving time too!
I try my best to optimize a user's experience utilizing this tool since emphasizing clarity in dialogue is fundamental.
What do you use Chat GPT for, and do you have any tips or tricks for getting the best answers? I'd love to hear your answers!
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Writing social media posts, summarize long text, getting answers to specific questions
@shachar_keidar Hey, I'm very interested in understanding how you use it for social media. How detailed are the prompts you feed GPT?
@nuno_ms_reis Sure. I try to elaborate as much as possible.
For example:
You're a social media manager at XXX, a company that does XXX. please write a LinkedIn post about XXX. Please use the information provided: (Here you can insert pieces of information you want to include in the post)
@shachar_keidar Ok, quite a bit of context then. Do you try to set the tonne of the post and language? More formal/informal for example?
@nuno_ms_reis Sometimes. Usually if I write in the prompt the type of posts like LinkedIn then it's ok. Sometime for Twitter I add to the prompt to make it funny
@shubham_pratap Hey quite curious, how detailed are the prompts you give it for building content, and what kind of content specifically?
@shubham_pratap @nuno_ms_reis Hey Nuno, it seems like you're having some difficulties with using the prompts. I totally understand because I experienced similar issues when I started.
But I wanted to offer some help by letting you know that I'm developing a Chrome extension that you might find helpful. Check it out at https://virtuo.simplef.net/. Let me know if this could be of use to you.
@nuno_ms_reis Hey Nuno, we heard you, so when we created the Arvin Chrome extension, we decided to add the prompt library to the extension as well. Check out at https://tryarvin.com/
Hope our product can be helpful for you too.
Love the suggestions from everyone, thanks @ezgiyeginaltay.
A couple of ways our marketing team uses ChatGPT:
- Our team pulls up Chat GPT during our brainstorm sessions. We throw our ideas in and see what else it comes up with. We've been pleasantly surprised - it often has things we didn't think of. Building off what @maelus said.
- We just finished a couple of explainer video scripts. Often, we'd take a section of our script we didn't love and ask it for playful rewrites. Again, not bad stuff. Some of it we used.
Next, I want to try making memes, like @v_m10 suggested. Thanks!
@ezgiyeginaltay I tried passing part of a SAFE agreement through it and after 2 prompts it was even giving me the values in the contract wrong 😅
Maybe since these language models use patterns and logic to understand text, lawyers are safe in their jobs 🤓 eheheh
@laura_pinne It works wonders for coming up with new ideas. I try to give as much as detail possible about the topic I want help with, and it really comes up with good ideas 😊
@maelus I agree! It is really useful for stepping outside of our boundaries in terms of creativity and such.
@devreetdulay When I use it I make sure to give as much as detail as possible.
I start by saying you're a ... (job position) at a .... (company details) you're creating a post about ... (context) for ... (platform). The aim of this post is ....
I start with these and then add more details if needed.
To get the best answers from ChatGPT I would say that:
Ask GPT first to rewrite your query then.
Be specific with your questions or requests.
Provide relevant context for better understanding.
Ask for clarification if needed.
Experiment with different prompts.
Review and verify the information.
Keep in mind the limitations of an AI model.
@harley_coates I've been using some of these tactics but I'll definitely check out the ones I've never tried. Thanks for the amazing tips!
At this point? It touches almost everything (I'm in sales). email first drafts, website summaries, note consolidation. etc. Best advice I can give you is to be as specific as possible in the first prompt. ChatGPT functions best with as much context as you can provide it. You can actually never be too specific. Also, GPT-4 should be your go to, 3.5 is painful in comparison . PS Remember to personalize output and read it carefully.
@sebastian_cuellar Chat GPT helped me to create a fb videos downloader plugin. I've used free version of Chat GPT to write the script of plugin to develop https://fbdownloader.fun/
Results are just amazing. This kind of plugins are quite expensive but Chat GPT has made it free for me
@eonpilot I get it. It might be good to use Chat Gpt and all but it is also important to do things traditionally as well.
I actually ended up using it to find gift suggestions for my spouse's birthday!
@arjita_kulshreshtha1 That's really clever! I might have to steal this idea for my best friends birthday that's in a few days. Thanks a lot!
@ezgiyeginaltay hahaha go ahead. It works best if you describe the person's personality in as much detail as possible
@ezgiyeginaltay I used it for What to Meme (my new product). Got some coding help in Html, CSS, and Javascript
To add something new to the list, I've been using ChatGPT to extract specific information from a list of websites. I provide the first few pages of a Google search and ask ChatGPT to retrieve the information I need.
But with AutoGPT here I guess this will also become unnecessary soon. It's amazing how technology is advancing and revolutionizing the way we work
I'm using Chat GPT to increase the quality of one of my online PCB store https://www.elepcb.com/product/h... and quality of content. It helped me to increase revenue from my store.
Just love the Chat GPT
Remember: Always use rights prompt to get what you are looking for to get better results.
I surprisingly don't use it all that often
Mostly use it for marketing materials and copywriting
