So so true. I often have a line in my prompts for this, letting the AI know that cliches are disallowed/prohibited.
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Human Input First: Superior Approach to AI-Assisted Writing
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Definitely nothing wrong with this approach. A lot of people struggle with the 'blank page' so I see more people using AI at the front of the process. But I'm with you here: Starting with more human input (if you have it) is probably the superior option.
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Transform AI Content Into Authentic Personal Writing
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Worried AI will make your content feel fake? Here's my simple 4-step process to transform it into something real, raw, and unmistakably YOU. Because all around I see AI-generated content that feels: – Artificial
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Effective Prompting Requires Framing Problems Like Academic Essays
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Prompter = être pertinent = savoir poser une problématique, comme dans une dissertation à l'école. Ce que beaucoup sont incapables de faire.
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Using LLMs to Rewrite Emails for Tone and Engagement
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Email: "Turn this boring email into something funnier and more engaging: [Original Email Text]"
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Prompt Engineering Technique for Simplifying Complex Topics
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Best for everyone: "Explain [complex industry topic] in a way that a 5th grader would understand."
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AI Prompt for High-Converting Landing Page Headlines
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Landing page: "Write a high-converting landing page headline focused on [main customer pain point] and [solution offered]."
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Using LLM Prompts for Facebook Ad Audience Segmentation
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Campaign targeting: "Brainstorm 5 different audience segments I could target for this Facebook ad campaign: [Campaign Goal]"
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Prompt for generating Instagram carousel ideas using AI
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LinkedIn carousels: "Generate 10 Instagram carousel ideas for the topic of [topic]. Make sure they're a mix of educational, entertaining, and inspirational."
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Prompt for AI-Generated Persuasive Email Sequence
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Mini email campaign: "Create a persuasive email sequence (3 emails) promoting [product or service] focused on the benefit of [key benefit]."