5 ChatGPT Hacks + 100 Prompts

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 ⏰ The Summary

• Top updates of the week

• 5 ChatGPT power hacks + 100 free prompts

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 📲 Top Updates of the Week

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5 ChatGPT Power Hacks + 100 Free Prompts

ChatGPT has significantly evolved since its launch, now offering capabilities that enhance—and dare I say, replace?—key daily tasks.

This issue will look at some less-known power hacks for ChatGPT, but I assume you can generally implement them on any AI chat platform of your choice.

I've tested the good, the bad, and the ugly so you don’t have to.

Here are some of my favorite hacks:

#1 Custom Instructions

Typing “I am a business owner and this is what my company does” every time you want to get something our of GPT can be annoying and time-consuming.

ChatGPT just came out with a new feature called Custom Instructions.

Here’s how I’m using it:

1. Click on your name on the bottom-left corner of ChatGPT and choose Customize ChatGPT.

2. The first box is all about you. Tell ChatGPT all about your business or line of work, target audience, your product offering—any information that ChatGPT needs to know.

3. The second box sets the stage for how you want ChatGPT to respond, e.g., as a consultant, professor, or social media manager.

4. Hit “Save.”

Done! Now, every chat you start will use these custom instructions.

#2 Prompt Engineering

Strategically structuring your prompt for generative AI can be game-changing.

I keep learning and applying new ways every day.

In short, a better prompt = a better response

Prompt engineering is complex, and not everyone has the time or desire to master it.

This is why I partnered with Hubspot to bring you 100 free prompts, ready to copy/paste and use!

You’ll find everything from summarizing long documents to doing extensive market research, it’s all right here: