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6 TIPS TO MAKE CHATGPT'S WRITING
STYLE MORE LIKE A HUMAN
ASK IT TO USE ANALOGIES
Using analogies in writing is like using a map while traveling.
Just as a map helps you navigate unfamiliar terrain by relating it to landmarks and paths you understand, an analogy helps your reader understand a complex or unfamiliar concept by relating it to something they already know.
-> Example prompts:
• Explain quantum physics using an analogy an 8th-grade class would understand and resonate with.
• Describe the process of photosynthesis as if it were a factory.
• Use an analogy to describe how a neuron functions in the human brain.
BE SPECIFIC
ChatGPT is a powerful tool, but it's not a mind reader. The more specific you are with your prompts, the better the Al can understand what you're asking for. Think of it like giving directions.
Instead of saying, "Write a blog post,"
You could say, "Write a 500-word blog post about the benefits of meditation for stress relief, aimed at working professionals."
DETAILED OUTLINE
To get the most accurate and helpful response from ChatGPT, make sure to provide a detailed and well-structured question or prompt. The clearer you are, the better the Al can assist you with exactly what you're looking for.
Write me a high-performing [xyz].
Use the following structure:
Hero Section h1 subheadline
body copy, short, 2 sentences, limit prose
Benefits Section h2 subheadline
• 3-5 bullet points, each with short 1-sentence body copy, benefits-driven, impactful, limited prose
h2
CTA Section
• short body copy, 1-2 sentences, limit prose
-> Example prompts:
• Create a detailed outline in markdown format for a blog post about the effects of climate change on polar wildlife.
• Create an outline in bullet point format for an essay on the impact of social media on teenagers' mental health.
• Create an outline for a story about a group of adventurers discovering a lost civilization.
MIMIC STYLE
Use this for marketing content, video scripts, or anything else that requires a distinctive voice. Do not use for technical/internal documents.
You may want to use Bing Chat, which has better web browsing capabilities.
-> Example prompts:
• You are a [copywriter]. Write a [enter in further detail about the output you want].
• Now, look up the copywriting style of [enter in a person to mimic]. Rewrite the above content in this person's voice."
TONE / VOICE
Give ChatGPT one or more words that describe the style you want it to write in. Downside: you have to choose your words extremely carefully.
Friendly
Positive
Professional
Enthusiastic
- Example tone words
Casual
Humorous
Conversational
Informal
Trustworthy
Positive
ChatGPT can match the tone and style of a prompt. A formal question will likely receive a formal response, while a casual question may get a more laid-back answer. The tone you use guides the Al's response.
Give these prompts a try and see how the Al responds:
• Formal: "Could you elucidate the principle tenets of quantum mechanics, paying special attention to the Heisenberg uncertainty principle?"
• Informal "Hey, can you break down this quantum mechanics stuff? I'm really curious about this Heisenberg uncertainty thing"
• Professional "Please provide a detailed summary of the 2023 fiscal policy changes in the European Union and their potential impact on small businesses."
• Casual: "Can you give me the lowdown on how the new 2023 money rules in the EU might hit small businesses?"
• Technical: "Please elaborate on the role of convolutional neural networks in the field of image recognition."
• Academic: "Could you provide a comprehensive analysis of
Shakespeare's use of lambic pentameter in his sonnets?"
GIVE EXAMPLES
Give ChatGPT a compilation of previous examples to learn the tone/style from.
Note: for longer input, you need to use Anthropic Claude, which handles more text than ChatGPT.
-> Example tone words
• You are a [copywriter/technical writer]. I will give you a document to produce. First, I will give you 5 previous documents you will use to mimic tone/style. When you've processed these documents, reply 'done and I will give further in instruction.
• [paste in examples, separated by'
-----"
• Now, write a [enter in further detail about the output you wantI."
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