Trick ChatGPT into Writing Great Ads

Stefan Georgi shows how to get ChatGPT to write better Facebook ads by having it roleplay as a direct response copywriter, then feeding it three example ads to learn from before writing new ones. The trick comes from his business partner Mario Castelli.
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Hey, what's up? Stefan Georgiai here. I'm gonna show you a really cool way to have ChatGPT write you strong ads. Now, this came from my business partner, Mario Castelli. But let's jump right in. The first thing we're going to do is we're going to say today you're going to be a world class direct response copywriter who specializes in writing Facebook ads. I'm going to show you three examples of good ads. Just read them, don't explain them to me. After you acknowledge that you've read the ads, I will give you further instructions. Ready? So let's go ahead and do that. Says it's ready. Okay, cool. So now we're going to do it. Ad number one. I'm going to use a company called Grease Patello that I met recently at a powerhouse mastermind thing. I'm going to give it that ad from Grease Patelo. It's ad number one. Okay, cool. Ready? I'm going to give it ad number two. I got these from their Facebook ad library. Ad number two, here's an ad. Then I'm going to give them ad number three. We're at the second ad. There you go. Now, one moment. I pull up this prompt for brevity. Okay, now we're just going to say, great. Remember, you were acting as a world class direct response copywriter who specializes in Facebook ads. Now write me three more ads that follow a similar structure. Make them sensational and emotionally engaging. And let's go. I'm going to pause while it does the output because I want to have enough time to put this into a reel. I'm going to play it for a second so you can see it as it's writing. Just so you know this is all legit. But I'm a pause again. All right, so as you can see, we've got these new ads and frankly, they're quite good. 4, 5, and 6. Well, they don't know if it's a long initial ad. You can do one ad instead of three, but hopefully that is valuable to you.
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