ChatGPT's new Projects feature lets you organize chats into folders with shared documents and custom instructions. Mark Wickersham shows how to create a project like "Value Pricing Academy," upload business materials, and have every chat inside inherit that context automatically.
An update on what happened this week with ChatGPT. One of my biggest complaints and bugbears, and it has been for over a year, is as you have more and more chats, there was no way of filing or having folders. They've now introduced last week projects, which means that you can put chats into think of it as folders to organize your chats. But it goes way more than that because when you create a project, you can give it documents and you can give it a particular custom instruction, which means that every time you have a chat in that project, it will know about the documents you fed it and the customer instructions. So one of the things that you could do is if you are doing strategic planning for your business, then you could set up a project with your business name. For example, I have one called Value Pricing Academy and I put in there my business plan, my ideal customer, a whole bunch of documents and then I can start a brand new chat and say what can I do with this challenge? Then it's got all that information inside the project. So I love projects. I think it's going to be amazing and.
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