Nate Tilley shows how to train ChatGPT to write like you by feeding it specific briefs and examples of what works. He reads three high-converting Facebook ads and extracts a single prompt that makes the model reproduce that style.
My chatgpt is more seasoned than Thanksgiving turkey cooked by Gordon Ramsay. I give it very specific inputs, so I get very specific outputs. Nothing is going to get you a better output from a command than showing it the output that would be classed as a success. I'm just going to show you three of the highest converting Facebook ads. I just want you to read them and acknowledge that you've read them. You give it very long briefs to get to the outcome and then you just ask it at the end of it. Write me a command that will have us arrive at this destination with one comm. Treat it like you're training up a team member that will never go on holidays or leave you, never forgets, never has sick leave, and retains everything that you tell it down to the word.
