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5 ChatGPT Gurus to Follow for Better Prompts
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Jan 14, 2024
This video highlights five ChatGPT experts or "gurus" whose work and prompts can be followed to enhance the effectiveness of interactions with ChatGPT. It likely offers insights into how these individuals generate effective prompts, providing viewers with valuable examples and strategies to improve their own interactions with ChatGPT. The video's goal is to help users optimize their engagement with ChatGPT by learning from experienced practitioners in the field.
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Let me introduce you to five of the hottest chat GPT gurus on LinkedIn right now
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These are people who taught me a great deal of what I know about chat GPT
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People, I believe you too should be following if you want to take your prompting skills to the next level
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So I have curated some of their best posts, so you don't have to
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And in this video, I'm going to share them all with you. Hey, what's up, everyone
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Ronnie here. Welcome back to the channel. In this video, we will talk about prompt
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engineering. Again, yes, because this is a very important skill that everybody is talking about
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So the concept of this video is that I'm going to introduce you to five of the people whom I
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follow on LinkedIn, from whom I have learned a lot about chat GPT in particular and AI on a more
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broader context. And the way I want to show you these people is by showing you their work
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showing you their posts, what they are talking about on LinkedIn. So without further ado
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Let's jump into the presentation and start with the first person. All right
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So the first person I want to introduce to you is someone who shares advanced chat GPT prompts
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And these prompts are mostly designed for content creators. That is his target audience
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His name is Ruben Hasid. All right. Tagline Master AI before it masters you
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So that is pretty catchy. It talks about AI, Open AI, Chat GPT
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AI content and artificial intelligence. I believe he's from France, he's in Paris
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We can see here that over 125,000 people follow Ruben on LinkedIn right here
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So the first thing I always do when I check someone new that I consider following on LinkedIn
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is to just simply go through their profile. Okay, so we can see that the different topics he talks about are some of my interests
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So what I would usually do, I would just scroll down, see what's featured right here
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So we can see that he has a complete chat gpt pack
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Right here comes with 1600 plus chat gpt prompts, created tool lists, free weekly videos, etc., etc
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So that's just his commercial offer. That is what he's trying to sell
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Okay, so I'm not so interested about this. On the other hand, what I am most interested about is activity
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So in order to see what people post on LinkedIn, you have to, from their profile, scroll down a bit to the activity section right here
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should be way up on their profile. And then you want to locate this button right here
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that says show all activity. So click on that and you should land on something like this
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All right. And what you want to do is to filter Ruben's activity by either post
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and you will see everything that he has posted. Or if you want to go one step further
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and you know this person shares a lot of carousels, for example, which is one of the most popular form of content on LinkedIn
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clicking on documents will show you all of the carous. So here we can see that it is the case
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We see all of Ruben's carousels right here under document. Guys, before we go any further, just want to let you know I made it super easy for you
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All right? You know me, I don't want you to work too hard when you watch our videos
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So there will be a link in the description of this video where I left a Canva document
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with all of the people I'm talking about. So there will be direct links to their LinkedIn profiles
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All of the posts I'm going to be showing you and some more stuff that I left in the
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in there for you. So yeah, maybe you should pause the video for a sec, open the link, maybe on another tab
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and have that on the side so that you can also follow along what I'm going to show you in the rest of the video
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All right, back to Ruben's profile. For each of these LinkedIn creators, I have curated three posts
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that I believe were very relevant, very interesting. And I want to start with Ruben first and most interesting
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pose. I'm not going to review each of these three top posts in details in this video. Otherwise
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it's going to last over an hour and I don't want that. But probably talk about the most relevant
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one and then the rest will be in the document I just mentioned. So the one post from Ruben that I
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really liked was this one right here. ChatGPT basics to prompt template to write any blog post
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So this is basically a carousel 38 pages and he explains how to use
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use chat gpt to write detailed blog post. And he does that with only two main prompts
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Okay. So let's go ahead and start flipping through the pages of this carousel
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Don't lie to me, I saw you're trying to use chat gpt the wrong way. And he gives an example of someone writing a prompt in order to try to get chat gpt to write a
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block post. The prompt is way too basic. And he gives an example, write a blog post on green investment
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Chat gpt will write a blog post, but the blog post is going to be too generic
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Okay, don't ever do that again. So I like that Ruben has humor, he uses gifts and memes
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and that's pretty fun to follow. So you can expect from this carousel
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like how to write an entire blog post on any niche or topic with just two prompts
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And then he explains that for creating these prompts or these super prompts is going to be using a scrumptious template
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Yes, that is a word. So this is the template, act like desired expertise to write the blog post
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craft a blog post that provides a detail overview of features and benefits. I'm going to read the whole thing. You will see that there are
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parts between squared brackets and there is this prompt template that you should be using in order
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to prompt chat GPT. But Ruben, I can type this. This is too long. Like, am I supposed to
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type all of this stuff? No. You can copy paste the template from the caption of this post
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If I scroll back up, you can see right here, prompt one, he left us the entire copy of the post
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Thank you, Ruben. This is very thoughtful. So back to our super prompt right here
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Let's continue and see what else. So let's pull it to the test
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Okay, so step one, you need to generate an SEO list of words
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Okay, so for that, it shows you again how he's going to prompt chat GPT to do this
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Act like an SEO expert. Generate a list of words you should include on a blog post around
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And then he uses a green investment, but you can put any topic right here
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Share only the words separated by. comma and then chat gpt will generate a list of keywords separated by comma then he will be using
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in the prompt later. So me on the side I also tried this prompt. I wanted to see if the prompt
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was any good before even presenting it to you. So what I did I tried to generate a blog post about
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font pairing. How can you easily effortlessly pair fonts with a platform called what the font
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This is a ficticial product from a fictusial company. So I pretend I am the owner of a platform which pairs fonts automatically together to create beautiful typography designs
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And the product is called what the font? It's an actual product, but I just use this as an example to see what kind of blog post it would generate
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And you can see how I use Ruben's prompt to create my own blog post and how I prompted chat GPT from this page right here in the presentation that I left for you
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So if you click here, you should access this conversation between me and chat GPT
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So I said, act as an SEO expert. Generate a list of words you should include on a blog post around font pairing
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Okay, so it gave me the list of keywords. And guys, just a heads up. While creating this prompt and creating my blog post about font pairing
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I was using chat GPT plus, which is the paid version of chat GPT
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Being a paid user allows me to access different models. models right here. By default, if you are a free user, you can only access GPT 3.5 or the legacy model
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But paid users will have access to the latest version of the model, which is GPT4
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But if you're a free user, don't worry, GPT3.5 will work almost as well for creating blog posts
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So that's just a parenthesis. So let's come back to Ruben's post right here
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The second step is to find a list of data or an example
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So here he gives another prompt to prepare Chad GPT. He says, act like a green investment activist
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So that is the expertise that he believes will be highly needed to write a really good blog post about this one topic, green investment
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Share a list of examples and data backed with science to support green investment
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So that is his topic What I did is to ask chat GPT in my prompt to act as a master of calligraphy and typography Share a list of great font combination of font pairing techniques
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So he gave me a list of 10 font combination. Bodoni and Futura, Castlon and Avenir, Garamond and Gil Sans, etc. etc
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And then he explains why these fonts will go well together. And then step three is to filling the blanks on the template
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aka prompt number one right here that Ruben leaves for us to leave with ChatGPT
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So he shows right here how he did that. And you will see from my presentation how I used it
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So this is probably the heart of this prompt when you will create your entire prompt right here
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based on the template that Ruben left. And that is really where the power really lies
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And if you follow the instructions in the carousel, you will see how Ruben uses the list of keywords that you generated quite high in the prompt
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It says integrate strong SEO words like and then you paste all of the list that was generated previously
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Remember when you ask for a list of keywords? Then this is where the magic happened
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Like chat gpt wrote an entire blog post that was pretty well written
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And I'm not going to read the whole thing, but you will find that from my presentation
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I left a link in the presentation that goes to this one page you are seeing right here
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so that you can see and judge by yourself if this post was of high quality or not
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I personally think this first draft of the post was of already pretty high quality
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But then the prompt doesn't stop here. Ruben goes further and he goes like this my prompt, chat GPT, your prompt
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So have a look at the results. Okay, the result is pretty good. It shows you here, but stick with me
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I will make this blog post go completely wild. Okay? So how with a new prompt
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I really love this guy's humor. So the second prompt is prompt number two right here
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that he also left in the description right here. This one is much smaller and it goes like this
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Act like a copywriting expert. Using the principles of FAB without mentioning it
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An FAB stands for features, advantages, benefit. It's a framework that marketers use for
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or writing copy for commercial use. So using the principles of FAB without mentioning it
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rewrite what you just answered me with the exact same format. Also, use a few ogies, be bold, provocative and funny
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So here it gives extra guidelines on the tone of voice and maybe something that chat GPT should be using
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to give more personality to the blog post. Okay, prioritize, surprise, and uncommon ideas
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So this is giving ChatGPT a broader set of instructions in order to better, I would say
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define the style of the writing that we want to generate. Okay, so what happens next is that ChatGPT will rewrite the entire blog post
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with a very different tone of voice. And for me, this was quite mind-blowing
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So I said, like, use the principles of FAB, rewrite what you just answer in a form
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right, no, no, no, no, use a few jokes, be funny, witty and helpful
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Prioritize uncommon and bold ideas. And then Chad GPD went completely wild
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and he started writing everything on the theme, wizards and magic and almost like Harry Potter-like
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Just going to read the first paragraph. It says, presto, font pairing sorcery
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What makes what defund the dumbledore of typography tools? Our enchanted algorithm, of course
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Harnessing the power of our vast font archives, it yzes everything from font weight to letter spacing, creating miraculous font combinations that will have your audience under your spell
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And the entire blog post has this feel of sorcery, wizardry, magical Harry Potter-like type of vibe going to it
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And yeah, discover this from the presentation I'll leave you. This blew my mind
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Okay, so this really shows me, okay, this Ruben guy with his two prompts right here and this carousel explaining to me like how to use it, he knows what he's talking about
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So that was Ruben. That was an excellent post, excellent prompts. And I'm not the only one thinking this content was good
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If you look at the reaction on this post on LinkedIn, like over 1,600 people liked or loved or enjoyed the post and 500 almost comments to this
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date. So I'm not going to expand any more on Ruben. I highly recommend you start following him
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In the presentation I left you, you will find two other posts that I find valuable that you
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should probably check out. One is about turning ChatGPT into a LinkedIn viral post engine
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So he explains like how to create viral LinkedIn content with another chat GPT formula
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So that is this slide right here with the link. And then the third post I selected from
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Rubens is this other chat GPT formula that will help you create an entire marketing campaign
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So there you go. Absolutely check out Ruben Hasid. All right, moving on to the second person, I believe you should follow on LinkedIn
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And that is also someone that will help you craft better chat GPT prom
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So a slightly different style than Ruben. I'm talking about Isabella Bedoya
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All right. So this is Isabella's profile. And Isabella is dedicated to building a chat GPT prompts and AI tool database in public
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So she's building that website where it's kind of like a prompt library and an AI tool library
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And I'm going to show you that website in a second. It is also linked in the presentation
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Creator, economy expert, AI speaker and prompt engineer. So she's from the United States, lives in South Carolina and has a little bit over 17,000 followers
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All right. So you can check her profile. You can see what she's doing. But again, what we are interested about is her activity right here
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So I'm going to go to show all activity. And again, I'm going to filter this by the documents because what I want to see is Isabella's carousels
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And among all of the carousels that she has created to date, I found this one that I really wanted to show you
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It's called Anatomy of a ChatGPT prompt by Isabella Bedoya. So this carousel
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we'll show you how to craft a great chat GPT prompt. So let's go over it
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And this is going to show you the anatomy of a chat GPT prompt, including the best practices
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So I'm going to skip to this a little bit faster. And this is, yes, in a nutshell, the outline of a great prompt
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First, you want to give it the act as instructions. So act as an expert, act as a specialist
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Second, you want to give it some context. Third, you want to give it some context. Third, you want to give the task or ask the AI a question
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Four, you want to constraints or you want to set limitations. And then five, you want to give it additional guidance
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Okay, so that's, if you remember correctly, the previous post from Ruben, that's what he did
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basically with the blog post thing. In the rest of the carousel, Isabella will give you some examples of how to prompt
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CHAPT to create a similar anatomy for your own prompts. Okay, so the act as instruction, for example, act as an award-winning copywriter
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The context, for example, you're an expert in the field of environmental science and
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specialize in climate change. The task or question, for example, explain the consequences of rising sea levels on coastal communities
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That is the task, et cetera, et cetera. The constraints or limitation, how to set these via this prompt right here
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And then additional guidance. Please answer in a friendly and engaging manner
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And then she goes on with. A full example of the prompt, she tried the entire thing right here and she breaks it down even more
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So I really recommend, like the tone of voice, can write like Kevin Hart
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I really recommend you discover this prompt right here because this really helped me develop more advanced prompts
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Something I noticed in the space of AI is that people who are not so experienced prompting or using chat GPT
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we tend to give it very basic prompts, very generic prompts, with not enough context, with not enough context
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with not enough information for the AI to really deliver great outputs
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Example, well, write a blog post about font pairing. That is not enough information for chargeypT to deliver outstanding outcome You will get an outcome but that would be generic pretty much what everybody else will be getting Now if you do the extra work of really building your prompt following this framework that Isabella is sharing with us right here
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you will end up with a much more elaborated answer, a much more, I would say, particular tone of voice
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a much more customized outcome to your taste, to your specific need
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I would say. So this one is my favorite from Isabella, but she has other ones
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She has this one right here about combining chat GPT and Canva and the bulk create function
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of Canva to create very quick LinkedIn carousels. So the link will be here in the presentation
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And then she has this other one right here of how she gained 8,000 followers over the course
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of a weekend on LinkedIn. So she explains how to create carousels that generate such engagement
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And so all of the details of how she did. that with the use of AI also right here on this post that she created. Great. Now remember Isabella's
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profile on LinkedIn? She mentioned that she was building a platform in public about prompt library
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and AI tools. Well, let me show you how to access this website. The link is right here on this
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slide. And when you click on it, this is where you will land. So it's called AI Tools and Chat GPD
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prompts, all right, from fame hackers. And you can search from here. You can search the entire
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website. It is free. You don't have to log in. So if you scroll down, you will see a couple of
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featured posts. This one right here invites you to connect with the community. Isabelai is building
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It seems like they have their own Slack channel where they discuss all things prompting and
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chat GPT and AI tools. So I haven't yet joined this channel. I don't have a lot of time. But if this
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is something you would like to do, you can join the Slack channel from this post right here
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And then she talks about the AI tools, but also the different
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prompt techniques, the different prompt examples. So let's find one, for example, social media prompts
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Let's see. Social media prompts, create number social media posts for platforms that are designed to go. Perfect
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Like you can find here conduct social media audit. You have one, two, three, four, five different social media prompts right here that you
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can copy and use directly in chat GPT. So that is pretty cool
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And if I come back to all the categories right here, I can see that she has so graphic design canva prompts
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Let's see what she has under Canva prompts. So from this page, you can find a bunch of different Canva prompts
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So I think she means chat GPT prompts that will help you become a better Canva designer
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All right, I will let you explore Isabella's platform by yourself. She has a bunch of resources here for sure
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So give it a good spin, try some of her prompts and see how they work for you
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Personally, I think it's time we move on to the third AI guru that you should follow on LinkedIn
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I'm talking a guy who can help you use ChatGPT to own your niche
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And that's whatever your niche is. He is an amazing marketer. His name is Rob Lennon
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Okay. This is his profile. A.I Whisperer, 100K plus followers on Twitter and about 19.5,000 followers here on LinkedIn
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So if we scroll down not to the activity just yet, but the experience, we can see that Rob
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now he's a solopreneur. He decided to just work for himself. But before that, he has an expensive experience in marketing, product marketing, director
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of marketing, associate director of marketing, etc. This guy is a marketing guy
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He talks about AI with humor, writing. Like a lot of his posts are about copyrighting techniques for marketers, marketing and entrepreneurship
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All right. So again, we'll do the similar thing. go to his activity, show all activity right here
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And then we can filter by posts or by documents. If you filter by post, you will see a little bit of everything that he posts
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But if you filter by documents, again, you should only see the carousels
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And the one carousel I decided to show you in this video
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You'll find two more in the presentation. The one I decided to show you in this video is this one
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You never realized chat GPT could be used in this way. Okay, so the first slide starts like this
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Everyone's using chat GBT, but almost everyone is stuck in beginner mode
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That's kind of what I was telling you before about the less experienced users using very basic prompts
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So here in this carousel, he shares 10 techniques that will get you massively ahead of the curve while using chat GPD
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So let's dive into that because I'm really interested about this. So again, like simulate an expert, ask chat GPD to play the part of a customer, a co-host, a talented expert
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And then he will give you an example. You are a talented yst, a top-tier market research firm, a graduate of Harvard Business School
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Coach me to create content that connects with C-level executives at B2B SaaS companies
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So that's very specific. He wants to reach to these potential target audience on LinkedIn with his content
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So he needs to be coached. What open-ended questions do I ask
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Prioritize uncommon expert advice. So this prong will probably get you fire results if you are someone on LinkedIn
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trying to reach to B2B C-level executives in the SaaS industry. So yeah, just try this prompt
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And like this, he goes on like challenge the conventional narrative. That's the technique number two
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An example of a prompt. Use unconventional prompts. Try using prompts that are more open-ended or abstract
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This way you'd get unique and creative responses nobody else is getting
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And that's really why I follow Rob and Rob's content on LinkedIn because he's the guy
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who always tries to be different. like stand out. That's probably his marketing background
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Like he needs to stand out by using unconventional prompt, by using out of the box ideas of how to use the tools
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Okay, so yeah, that's really something I learned from Rob right here. So yeah, describe feeling like an entrepreneur in 10 adjectives
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So that's an example of an unconventional prompt. Ultra brainstormer, example. Capture your writing style
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So this one is a good one. This one is actually something I did. and I already taught you in a previous video
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So feed chat GPT or writing. Ask it to help you create a style guide for future outputs
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So okay, so the prompt goes like this. yze the text below for style, voice and tone
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Using NLP, create a prompt to write a new article in the same style, voice and tone
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And then you insert your piece of content that you have written that carries your tone of voice, your personality
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Remember, I showed you how to do this in my. using chat GPT to rewrite your LinkedIn about section
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I was using this same technique that I think I learned from Rob. I think that it's him that convinced me, that taught me how to use this technique
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So I'm not going to expand too much. I don't want this video to be super long. But yeah, Rob is your guy if you want to use the tool in a slightly different way
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Like in a more original, unconventional way, he is your guide. Right, so let me show you a little trick because not all LinkedIn posts will have
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like Rubens, like the entire prompt based in the caption. So what if you want to grab some of Rob's prompt from this carousel
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but you don't want to copy the whole thing again in chat GPT
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Well, let me show you a trick with your phone. Whether you are an iPhone user or an Android user
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this should work on both devices. It just works slightly differently depending on which operating system you're using
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On Android, you will be using Google Lens to achieve the same result
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So here on my iPhone, all I have to do really is, to open my camera app and there is this feature called live text that allows me to point my
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camera at a piece of text and just click on this little icon right here as the live text and then
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the text will appear like so I can select all and I can copy all and now it is copied to my clipboard
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so I could either use chat gpti right here on my phone or I can use this other iPhone feature
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and I'm not sure this works on Android though it's called the universal clipboard so if I come back to my
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computer right here. I can now paste the text that I copied from my phone in the clipboard. I can paste
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it right here. See, pasting from Ronnie's iPhone directly on another Apple device. So that's called
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Universal Clipboard. Works fine once it's set up. And yeah, I do have my prompt right here
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So I can now just paste my little piece of content and then it will start yzing my tone of voice
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That just a little tip I wanted to share with you This is something I do all the time I have left two other interesting posts from Rob Lennon right here in the document And one is about competitive advantage It talks about these companies that are all trying to get
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into the AI space by building a feature, by building something that is just a feature, really
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and the dangers of bigger companies like OpenAI or Microsoft just like launching this feature
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And then this entire startup company that was based on this one feature kind of half
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no reason to exist anymore. But I found this one interesting. And then the last one right here
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is five traps that will sabotage your efforts using chat GPT and similar technologies. So I would
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encourage you to have a look at these two other posts from Rob. Again, link in the prezo
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All right, moving on to the fourth person. I think you should follow on LinkedIn. And this guy
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creates the best chat GPT marketing post for you. So he will just scroll
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LinkedIn and Twitter and all of these spaces and figure out what are the best posts about
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how to use chat GPT for marketers at this precise moment and he will compile them all nicely
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together in a LinkedIn post for you. I'm talking about this guy right here called Alex Belinov
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Okay. Chief Technology Officer Attack Digital talks about AI, pay-per-click chat GPT marketing innovation, lives in Glasgow, Scotland, has 56,000 followers
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right here on LinkedIn. So that's already a great amount. Let's scroll down to see his experience
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So he's been the same company, Tag Digital for a very long time. He's the chief technology officer in this company
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Head of PPC. So this guy is the advertising guy. He has a really strong skill in performance marketing
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PPC and SEO expert, as you can see. So, yeah, quite technical
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But what I really like about Alex's content right here on LinkedIn
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is his career. list. This is what they look like. The cover is very basic. It says chatypT for marketing part and it goes
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from 1 to 12 as of the time of shooting this video. But this will continue. Not sure if he publishes
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these every week or every second week, but there is a bunch of them already. So this is what the
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post looks like. It's just a post like an image, but the caption is what's really interesting
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Because in these captions, he will just list a bunch of other articles that he found relevant. And they're all about
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using AI or chat GPD for marketing purposes. So here you will find known names like our friend Ruben right here
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So what he gives you here is a created list of articles by people he follows
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So seven proven tricks to get from zero to prompt engineer. We've talked about this one
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AI Image Generation Workshop. Five more prompt you can steal to five X your sales and marketing effort
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How to use chat GPD to improve what I write, etc., etc
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So every list here we have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven different posts
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And then he lists all of the other posts in his marketing series
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So you see part one, part two. So this really is a nice library
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You could easily spend half a day, if not an entire day, reading, going down the rabbit hole
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And once you're done with like round 11, you've seen like you've read all of these nine posts
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you could go to another edition like let's say part four. And you click on part four and you will have like 10 or so new posts right here that you can just start learning from
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So this is amazing. I really love his concept of linking back and forth on LinkedIn
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I would almost consider this as a newsletter, but right there in the form of a LinkedIn post
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And this also should help you discover new people to follow. And here in this one, he actually uses a clickable link to the name of these creators
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So for example, Sam Shuchan right here. is someone else that I follow and I discovered him
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Don't remember what led me to this guy's profile, but maybe it was one of Alex's chat GPT for marketing newsletter
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I don't know. Don't remember. So definitely this series will, one, educate you
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to save you a lot of time because you don't have to search for yourself
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And three, help you discover more people to follow, go deeper down the rabbit hole
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Okay, guys, we made it to the last of the five gurus
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I wanted to introduce to you today. I hope you are enjoying this video
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I understand it is a bit longer. I wanted to take my time and show you
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not just like show you a list of five guys. Like I could have done that in a simple community post
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But I wanted to show you how to really extract the value from this post
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from these creators and also show you the research I did to really select some of their best content
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Because when you browse their profile, it won't just jump at you like
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what are the best posts? It takes a bit of time to make them emerge from all of the content that is
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on LinkedIn. So if you appreciate this video so far, I would love it if you could give me a like
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subscribe to the channel. If you haven't done so yet, we talk about AI, we talk about Canva
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how to get the most out of all of these tools as content creators
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Now, let's jump into the last one of these gurus. This guy is one of the top dogs
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the top voices for AI for sure and he will understand where AI is going. What are the hottest news
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in the AI space? I'm talking about Steve Nuri. Okay, so he's a chief AI evangelist founder
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has over a million followers, actually almost 1.5 million followers here on LinkedIn. This guy is a top guy
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So I would definitely recommend you follow people like him. You won't find chat GPT prompts in his content. He's not
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going to try to sell you a course, but he's going to show you where the industry is going
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because that's the kind of sphere he navigates into. Okay. So let's quickly go over three posts that I selected that were posted by Steve
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The first one is this one right here, and it goes like this. Don't have time to watch long YouTube videos
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Well, chat GPT can summarize any YouTube videos and answer questions you might have about it
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Okay, so here he shows you a plugin developed by YK Dojo
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So this is a little screen recording of how this plugin works
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and how it can help you summarize YouTube videos. So I let you discover this screen recording right here
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But it's pretty cool because we don't yet have access to the chat GPT plugins
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but he does because he's a top guy, I told you. So that was one. Another pose that I found super interesting is this one right here
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It's a carousel where he explains all of that buzz around the auto GPT agents
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Okay, so if you've been following the... the AI actuality recently, you probably have heard about these AI agents
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Auto GPT has arrived. If you want to know what they are, what they can do
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I would recommend you scroll through the pages of these carousel right here
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And then the last post from Steve recent posts on LinkedIn that I selected for you
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is this TED Talk right here from Greg Brockman, who is one of the OpenAI co-founders
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And in this particular video, he talks about all of the potential of these chat GPT plugins
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that are going to be hitting us very soon once they are released to the general public
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So he explains what they do, how people will be able to use them
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and really showcase all of their potential. So in a nutshell, if you follow Steve Norey
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you will be in the known of what's going on with AI
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what's going on with not just CHAS GPD, but all of the generative AI tools
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Double sweat here because this was a very long tutorial. and a lot of information has been passed on, hopefully good information
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I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you're still with me at this stage, you are an absolute legend
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You're a team Rondi superfan because that means I kept your attention going for that long
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And that's not an easy thing to do. All right, one last thing before I wrap up the tutorial is that in the presentation
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you will find three more people that didn't make it to my top five
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but are still very interesting people to follow on LinkedIn if you are really serious about learning AI
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and improving your prompt engineering skills. So these are the three people. Not going to extend any more on them
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not going to share their content, but I will let you discover them by yourself. All right, guys, I'm going to leave you
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with our Generative AI playlist right here with more tutorials like this one
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And all I have to do is to thank you for your attention for being learning with us
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I will see you in the next video
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