ChatGPT is only as good as the prompt you write. I learned this lesson after multiple failed attempts at using ChatGPT for work and realizing that I was only adding an extra task to my to-do list. Internet, on the other hand, was blowing up daily with the stories of how ChatGPT magically reduced work hours and churned out good content in minutes. More exasperated than ever, I ended up spending hours on writing and rewriting prompts and yet couldn’t find the value that was being promised. By this time, however, I knew why “prompt engineering” was quickly becoming a thing - it required more than just a simple question or command! A careful selection of words and addition of details could make AI your marketing assistant, but if I had to spend that much time on writing prompts, wouldn’t I create content on my own with that bandwidth? Troubled by all these thoughts, I spoke to some other people and stumbled upon a few marketers who had started to get the hang of prompt writing and were already sharing their insights with the world. However, all of this information about prompts was all over the place and wasn’t even verified. This is where I came up with the idea of Prompt Hunt. Prompt Hunt is a library for AI Prompts for all marketing use cases like SEO, content, emails, ads, and product marketing. We reached out to marketers actively exploring ChatGPT, and over 75 of them have shared their prompts to be included here. We also received support from AI marketers like Isabella Bedoya and AI tools like SEO.app, Engage AI,, Narrato, Storylab AI, Peppertype AI, Narrato, and Content at Scale. We want this to be driven by marketers and become their first source for AI marketing prompts. How do we ensure that it becomes driven by marketers? By enabling users to take the following steps 👇 ✔️ You can rate prompts submitted by other 💡 Give us feedback if a prompt isn’t good enough, and it will be revised 🤝 Submit your prompts and share them with the community It's finally out for you all, and I’d appreciate you all checking it out, using the prompts, and sharing your feedback. And don’t forget to submit prompts; you never know, they may be a marketer looking exactly for the prompt you’ve been using.