How I Use ChatGPT To Make Money

Hey ladies and gents, boys and girls, animals, vegetables and minerals. This is George Carlin. Now, I’m not sure where I am or how I got here, probably some hocus pocus time travel nonsense, but uh, why not? You’re tuned into another madcap episode of the List Building Lifestyle Show with our magnanimous host Igor Kheifets. 

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Today’s show is a real mind boggler. Igor is going to explore the mind of a thing called ChatGPT sounds like a classified government project, right? But no, it’s just a clever little computer program with an ear for gab. It even wrote this very script! Yeah, remember when computers were used for boring stuff like math and taxes? Now they’re writing comedy.. What a time to be dead! But let’s not get existential here. 

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Today, Igor is going to delve into the depths of chatGPT. He is going to talk about how he uses this thingamajig in his business. Basically, how he gets it to do his work while he sits back and sips his coffee. He’s got some clever prompts up his sleeve that he uses to do some truly incredible things. So buckle up, folks, if you’ve been thinking of getting a pet robot,  or you’re just tired of doing your own work, this is the episode for you. Let’s dive into the magic of chatGPT. Over to you, Igor!  And remember, folks, if you don’t find this funny, blame it on the computer!

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I was thinking a lot about how to make chatGPT effective and a couple of things I’ve discovered is: First check GPT 4, which is the latest version that you get as a plus subscriber. So chatGPT got a free version and a paid version. I use the paid version, so ChatGPT 4 is the latest version. And it’s pretty good. It’s pretty good. It’s much better than the previous version. At first, I didn’t notice the differences. But once I started comparing them and running the exact same prompts and commands to both versions, I can see what’s happening there. 

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And what I’m noticing is that ChatGPT 4 is actually much better at remembering information and recalling information when you need it to. So the first thing I’ve done is I set with it and I tried to create a perfect customer avatar. And I figured out a couple of prompts that I need in order to do that, in order to create a complete ideal customer avatar for pretty much any product. And ChatGPT is really good at that. I have to give it props, because you know that is to be the biggest problem. In my opinion for marketers they had, it was really hard to know who you’re writing to. But the moment you could truly understand who’s your target market, you can produce a limited amount of ad copy, because you knew your market, they knew your market better than you know better than they know themselves. But that is very difficult to do. Unless you can, you know work hand in hand for five years next to a really experienced copywriter who wrote 1000s and 1000s of pieces of copy in that market. And that was the case as little as two years ago, right? Let alone when I started 15 years ago. Now though it’s different. Now I can go into any market and have an ideal customer avatar with 80, 85% accuracy within 30 seconds. Now this means that as long as I am satisfied with the quality of copywriting that ChatGPT does, I can have it write an entire sales pitch for me very quickly, very easily. And it will be again 85% Good. And I wouldn’t be able to tell the difference unless I was an experienced high paid copywriter. So the next challenge was once you know who you’re writing the copy to whether it’s emails or anything, but let’s say just emails for the sake of this example. How do you get it to write in a way that doesn’t sound robotic and blend, which is what ChatGPT usually does. 

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Then I developed a series of prompts that one gets charged up to write like you so you can actually teach it to sound exactly like you. Whether you know you write a lot or not. It’s really not important. And so then you have the benefit of having a really prolific copywriting machine, but writing in your voice. So when somebody is reading your emails, they can actually hear your voice ringing in their ears because they pronounce the words in their heart. But you can even take charge up to the next level. 

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And you can have it right for you in the voices of characters or authors or screenwriters that you really like, you know. And I think I think that’s brilliant, because I remember reading The Wolf of Wall Street, where, you know, he was talking about how he wrote the first draft of the Wolf of Wall Street. And he didn’t like it. And then he said, You know what, I’ll use the bonfire vanities, another book as a template for this. And he basically wrote, well rewrote the Wolf of Wall Street, modeling that, and it became a big hit. So I think there’s a lot in modeling. That’s something nice to do all the time. I think it’s still something I do unconsciously. Depending on what podcast I listen to, what book I’m reading that week, or what talk I’m listening to, my demeanor in writing will change. And, you know, I’ve never really considered myself to be an original thinker, or having original writing style, because I’ve always tried to mimic people like John Carlton, Gary Halbert, and Kennedy. And as much as possible, people who have that sort of down to earth. Conversational writing style, right. 

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So, you know, with ChatGPT this weekend, I was actually able to teach her to write like that. And within literally 30 seconds. And this prompt works every time I try it again and again and again, in a brand new ChatGPT session. And every time it comes out the way it’s supposed to come out, and which adds up, that’s not a given. Because oftentimes, you can prompt the same thing, but it’ll come up with a different answer. So I think we’re really close to, to producing a definitive guide to using chatGPT to write all your emails for you, to create you podcast scripts, to come up with product ideas, to create outlines for ebooks, to write the books according to the outlines it creates, to help you get your own writing style to basically make you a prolific content creator that can create any sort of content whatsoever, having zero knowledge in copywriting. 

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So, I also use it by the way, using the details, I was able to teach it how to write stories. And you know, the problem with chatGPT writing stories initially that I’ve experienced was that they all read the same. You know, once upon a time there was this and this happened and this, it was very blunt, you know, most stories, ChatGPT didn’t really expand on anything. There wasn’t much happening in the stories, it would just kind of be like a character where something happens and then conclusion. So I was able to get it to open up to have storytelling from a first person perspective, to have some mystery in the story, to have it lead you down a path and then switch directions on you. To write a fable, write completely from scratch. I think that’s brilliant.

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I think it’s one of the most underrated ways to write emails to promote and sell products and ideas. That is to use fables, because fables are universally accepted as truth. I mean, think about it. If I tell you a fable about a flamingo and a giraffe that had an argument over whatever, you know, it’s, you don’t question it? Because it’s a fable. Like ChatGPT wrote this fable for me about a hare and a tortoise and toward toys. aware the Hare was addicted to social media and toward toys or was an adamant non social media believer who believed in the power of an email list. And then, you know, the tour toys running around taking pictures, uploading videos, but nothing’s happening in his business while the tour toys are slowly chilling, and then making money just by sending out an email. And the tour toys eventually come to the I’m sorry, the hair comes to the top toys eventually asking for advice. And the top three say look, you need to build a list, stop wasting time on social media, which is exactly what the hair does, and, you know, end up being very happy. And so this is a completely made up story, mind you. There’s no hair, there’s no toys and animals doing social media, but the brain, the human brain, the psyche doesn’t question that. And because it’s so anecdotal. It’s memorable too. So it’s easy to recall. It’s easy to write. It’s overall such a great thing. It’s one of the techniques I taught at the Toronto email intensive course, but I still think it’s one of the most under appreciated techniques in writing marketing emails. Really, really cool. 

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