HOW TO GET THE BEST RESULTS FROM THE FREE VERSION OF CHATGPT

I'm going to show you the best way to get the results that you're actually looking for out of the free version of ChatGPT. I'm going to share with you a really simple prompt engineering method and a full example prompt so you can get the best results every single time. Before we get into it, my name is Helena and this is Espresso AI where I share non-technical resources, education and insights so that you can practically implement AI into your everyday life. My mission is to close the gender gap in AI literacy. So if this sounds like something you're interested in, then make sure you're following along. Okay, here's the methodology. Every single time that you want to write a prompt to put into ChatGPT, I'd like you to remember the CLEAR framework. Prompt engineering is just a fancy term for whatever it is you put into ChatGPT that will give you a specific result. And when you use the CLEAR framework for your prompts, you will find that you get much, much better results. Let me walk you through the framework. First up, C stands for context. AI works so much better when it knows the situation. So instead of writing something like write me a caption for a social media post, instead you should be giving context to who you are and what the situation is. For example, I am a social media manager and I want some help writing some captions for some social media posts for a new product launch. Next up, L is for language. This is where you want to be really specific on the tone of voice that you want ChatGPT to output its answers in. If you don't, that's when you will find this overly flowery and overenthusiastic language coming back at you. So be specific with the tone of voice that you would like ChatGPT to use in its writing style. For example, you might want something to be more concise, you might want something to be under a certain number of characters or you might just want it to be funny. R is for refine. It's unlikely that ChatGPT is going to get things right first time. So if you get a response that's not quite on the mark, don't be afraid to give it feedback like you're having an actual interaction with a person. For example, you might want something to be more concise, you might want something to be under a certain number of characters or you might just want it to be funny. Here's a full prompt using this clear methodology for analysing PDF reports which you can screenshot and save for later. Let me know if you use it! #ai #chatgpt #chatgptforcreators #girlpower #aitools