HOW to use ChatGPT to KNOW your customers
11 Aug 2024

Use ChatGPT to analyze what your community actually talks about. Feed it popular posts, ask it to find patterns, then build a custom GPT that helps new users write posts like the ones that work.

Use ChatGPT to analyze what your community actually talks about. Feed it popular posts, ask it to find patterns, then build a custom GPT that helps new users write posts like the ones that work.
What if I took the most popular posts from the last three months and I could get this all in our back end in circle and I plug it into ChatGPT and I say I'm trying to do this thing in our onboarding. I'm trying to teach people how to write a good post. Here are the 10 most popular posts from our community in the last 3 months. Can you reverse engineer this and can you tell me what are the top five elements of these posts that make it good? And then I just took that and now I'm including that as an instructional, you know, piece of content in our onboarding. But one step further, I took those five things and I created a custom GPT and ChatGPT using those. So essentially what people can do now is they can go to that custom GPT and they can just hit a button that says help me write a post in exit 5. That GPT is going to ask them, prompting questions to pull information out of them and it's going to write a good post for them.

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