Copywriting with ChatGPT — the techniques a working copywriter actually uses, not a list of prompts to paste. The problem with AI-written copy is that it sounds like AI-written copy: competent, generic, forgettable. This covers what changes that.
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So, in this class, we're going to talk about
the five limitations that ChatGPT currently has right now.
The first one is that he's a statistical model,
which means that he doesn't actually know anything.
He just, for the next word,
calculates what would be the best next word to follow up.
So, what does it mean?
It means, first and foremost,
that it probably will give you wrong answers about factual stuff.
Like, for example,
this might be wrong,
you know.
So, I mean, I might have had bad luck here, and it might have
been right, this case, but I bet you that if I were to give it, like,
three different inputs, that at least once it would be mistaken.
So, that's the first thing you should bear in mind,
that it's statistical, it doesn't quite know exact stuff.
So, the consequence of this is our second objection,
that he will invent a lot of things.
So, if we're asking,
give me five pickleball court
locations in Los Angeles, California,
he'll probably invent a lot of them.
This Poinsettia Recreation Center probably doesn't exist.
This Mar Vista as well probably doesn't exist.
So, have this in mind whenever you ask for factual stuff,
even if it's not like science-y exact stuff.
And the third thing that you should bear
in mind that is very much in line with this
with those problems is that it only has knowledge up until september
of 2021 let me prove this to
you see it only knows up until
september 2021 however whenever
it's updated to current day
you know like might it be 2023
or only in 2024 i'll let you know and i'll update this course
accordingly but that's a very important limitation he has right now
so even though you might ask him
about something about 2022 and he might give you like
an answer that is correct bear in mind that
it might be a something he invented
or b something that is indeed true but he only got that right
because of his statistical mind the next thing you should have
in mind is that show me a picture
of a chipmunk on a motorcycle it has no concept
of giving you any type of images so it's not
Midjourney it's not DALL-E you can't even ask him
for images about those locations here for example
to play pickleball so bear in mind that he has
no no knowledge about images but if you really want
something about images let me know
and i'll show you some free resources about that in a future
lesson and the final objection he has
and you might run into is that unless you're paying for
it, and I'm paying right now for ChatGPT Plus.
If I open it, you can see it's plus. It might go
offline, and it probably will, because a lot of people are using it.
It just reached 100 million
users, and more and more people will be using it.
And probably to roll out the need for the
paid plan, they'll probably shrink the service for the free plan.
So yeah, the truth is,
If you really want stable and ready-to-use service, have these in mind.
Those are the five limitations of ChatGPT.
I know those are a bummer.
But let's cheer up, because from now on,
everything will be nice things about ChatGPT, okay?
So, see you in the next class.
Hey, everyone.
So, in this class, I'm going to give you three quick tips
that will help you a lot in whatever you do with ChatGPT.
The first one is that use a lot of those topics.
Whenever you can, use those topics.
I have used a lot for major topics here, like C++, Unity, Git.
For small topics in Portuguese, for my other course in Portuguese.
And now I'll be using these in English as well.
Because otherwise, let me just show you
something for pickleball, for example.
It might grow very, very big, very fast.
Like, how can I find something here?
And it was just half a day of using it.
So, use a lot of those topics.
Let's even use this one
to say five current limitations.
Okay, so that's the first tip.
The second tip is that, and let me show you this here.
Even in Portuguese, it's the same thing here.
If you ask him to write a sales letter for cat training,
he will cut it off suddenly.
And then you just say continue, because this is continue in Portuguese.
Just say continue, and he'll continue from where he stopped it.
And why is this tip important?
because everything else you might say he might understand
as a new prompt and interrupt whatever
you are trying to ask him
so it it would be unnecessarily long you know so just say continue
that's the second tip and the third tip
is that whenever you start asking something for him that
you don't like let's ask like um what do you
think about vegan food and you know like you just
realize you didn't meant to ask
these or something else you can just click on this stop generation
here because otherwise sometimes it can give very lengthy answers
so you just want to stop
him whenever you can and also a fourth bonus tip delete topics
that you won't be using so you keep
it neat and tidy even though there
are like 30 topics here it's believe me much more tidier than
it would be if i had hadn't created any topics okay
so i'll see you in the next class okay so
So now to one interesting bit, formulas and small text.
One thing you can always ask ChatGPT for is for formulas
and knowledge and summarizing
things.
So, for example, give me
the top 10 most popular copywriting formulas.
And he'll give it to you.
And he will even go ahead
and give you a small explanation for any of them.
But we won't stop here.
Let's let him finish and then I'll show you something else.
talking about AIDA, PAS, FAB, before-after-bridge
that's very popular for Russell Brunson for
example um 4C is clear concise compelling incredible i'll confess
to you that i didn't know this one
four piece uh that this one i knew i knew all
of those except for the 4C so far so let's wait for
him to to finish it off once he finishes it off it's easy
for you to come here and ask him to
write a small text using any of those so for example write me
a small convincing text about a
product called thin today for
weight loss using the formula
um PAS yes can you see here the
problem is stated are you tired of struggling with your weight
and feeling like you'll never
the body wants. The problem
is many weight loss products out there just don't work,
leaving you frustrated and hopeless, agitating the problem.
And then, okay, he goes out and gives
way more weight to the solution than to the agitation of the problem.
But okay, okay. But
nevertheless, he followed the formula.
So if you want him to rewrite it, just say,
rewrite it again
but write more about
the agitate bit okay
the problem okay
this is agitating
it's still agitating yeah can you see
that it now gave you like three phrases
for agitation
instead of just one on his original text
so that's how you can leverage this type of idea
on ChatGPT. You can ask not only for formulas for small texts,
but for formulas for headlines.
Those, by the way, are much more aligned
with headlines than small texts. And then you can ask
him for small texts, persuasive texts, using a certain formula.
And then you can tweak as you
like the bits of the formula. So I find it very useful.
And again, doing what I said I would do,
let's organize it formulas and small text
and this is one of the most powerful things you can
do right now ChatGPT and let's jump to the next one
so you can see how to make it even more powerful
okay see you soon so the way to make it even more powerful
is that sometimes you might need to write
some text to WhatsApp to iMessage to Facebook to Instagram
and you might need to use emojis you
know so this one's going to be a quick one
because you can simply say something like this rewrite it
but using emojis here and there
and then simply he'll add emojis here and there okay that some
of them are kind of off putting like
this one thinking here is not exactly what i would put here
but this one was pretty much in place
this one's pretty much nice as well this one's like hey the
problem is weight loss product yes yes suffering
thing today you can see that he he even uses it
to a fair amount.
He doesn't overuse it or underuse it, so it's neat, it's nice, it's
sufficient and it's instantaneous.
You don't have to scroll through your text and think
about what emojis you would use.
And even though you might use some other emojis that
he wouldn't use himself, you can just edit it.
It's much easier to edit something once
it's written than just write it from scratch.
So, here's the tip for this class and let's
jump to the next one so this class is going to be about problems and
objections so let's jump straight to into it so you understand what I'm
trying to say tell me all
the problems
that an adult male 45 years old with a
family would have when trying to
earn money by investing so this way
you can learn about your persona
your clients much faster than you would
like just by reading stuff
or interviewing people it of course it doesn't replace those acts but
it's a very much faster way to get start
your research about your client and here let's see
what he's saying lack of investment knowledge
and experience that's true limited investing funds
okay it's true but it's
also true for everyone risk aversion makes sense with his family family
obligations absolutely market volatility yeah makes sense
but i mean it also makes sense for
everyone scams and fraud tax implications this one's very big even
though it's more or less for
everyone you know and once you know his problems
and again you can ask ChatGPT to improve upon those
and give you more or you know like just improve like
on the risk aversion one for example you can
also ask him something about like objections let's pretend we have like
a newsletter for crypto
promising two percent dividends every month
and let's ask him which objections this same persona
might have you know under
the light of those problems
so let's ask him exactly
that lack of
understanding of cryptocurrencies makes completely
sense high risk indeed a lot of cryptocurrencies
have high risk they could the entire cryptocurrency system
is a high risk system so it's it's pretty
fair to have this objection suspicious of too good
to be true yeah that that's absolutely i i guess
that would be the biggest one
because a guarantee two percent return every month sounds too good to
be true so you really you would really need
to back it up with a lot of proof concerns about
the credibility of the newsletter yes proofs
as well authority social proof regulator regulatory
concerns makes a lot of sense with the SEC going after
a lot of staking options nowadays so
you would need to address that in your product
Scams and fraud, absolutely. The cryptocurrency
space has been riddled with scams and fraud here and there
So it's amazing because with just two
simple questions, you now have a much deeper understanding
of your client and the objections
he might have against your product.
And I mean, it's somewhat obvious, but you can just ask
Ask ChatGPT to write something addressing those objections, you know.
We'll see that in detail in another class.
But from this one, I just wanted you to realize the power you get
when you ask those two simple types of questions to ChatGPT.
Problems and objections.
Problems and objections.
So that's it.
I'll see you in the next one.
So this one is going to be a nice lesson
because this is going to be about the Alice effect.
So what's the Alice effect?
Pretty much like Alice in Wonderland,
This is going to be about shrinking and enlarging
text.
So, let me first show you something very nice
that doubles down as a productivity tip as
well as a copywriting tip.
That is, if we are to open YouTube
and go to someone with a video with slightly less
than 10 minutes, and why do I mean 10 minutes?
Because otherwise it might be too much for ChatGPT to handle
because he has an input
limit that is more or less a little bit more than 10 minutes
so let's open something like
Thomas Frank, lovely guy, let's see if it has
a video, yeah we have a video like how to break
our phone addiction, just nine minutes
so let's open it, pause it, go here, show transcript, let me
tell you, yeah yeah yeah yeah, scroll down, copy
everything, so and you'll see that in the end he
start doing like some remarketing to other of his stuff
so 30 day trial so yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah
Kevin Mitnick, so up until the eight minute mark it's useful, you know
so let's find where on demand
yeah I don't care about that original programs, okay
so here so far is useful, so let's ask him
hey hey please, I mean you don't need to say please
but it's nice form of human beings, so
why not with AI?
Please summarize the following text.
The author describes how social media has
become a huge time sink, leading
to people spending around two hours a day on it. This time could be
spent on activities aligned with personal goals,
logging out of social media when not in use. It's a
simple solution. The author argues that adding
a little bit of inconvenience, a little bit of
friction, which is similar to Michael Polanyi's suggestions, could
So I guess the entire video
can be boiled down to log out of social media whenever you're
not using it. So you just saved
nine minutes of your life with this entire summary here.
So it works best for videos like these,
like productivity or self-help videos.
For technical things, I have not had this much luck
trying to summarize tutorials, but sometimes it can as well.
You just have to be smart about the
duration and now let's do the opposite let's find
a product that we really like and try to enlarge
the text about it so let me open Podia
for example I love Podia to create courses your website your
products your community thousands of people like you use Podia
to build okay so let's ask him to
enlarge this text enlarge this text with more
compelling arguments and since we gave him no
specific length he's just going to increase
by the length he feels like it's just right but we could
have we could have given him something like
to 500 characters to 5,000 characters so bear that in
mind so let's see what he's bringing to us here Podia offers
a comprehensive platform for creators
and entrepreneurs to build market
and sell their products not only blah blah blah not only is Podia
free but also powerful blah blah blah
and building sales analytics you can optimize sales and efforts
in addition you host online courses and blah blah
so you can see how we simply transformed
something like this into this and something like
this into this so we'll see it together with a lot
of other of the other tips we have been saying here in next classes
but just take a moment to
admire the power that you have like
of summarization here right now it's no coincidence
that Microsoft right now has the integrated on Teams
the possibility of having a summary of your
meeting with someone because that's exactly the same idea here
but also the power of like
enlarging something you know like you have
a small prompt you have like oh well i have like
thousands of people build you know websites with portfolios and courses
and digital products and host
communities and hey it's also free
and you know like make practically an essay out of this so
So again, we'll see in the next lessons how
to put everything together to create nice
stuff.
But for copywriting, that's an amazing tool as well.
So that's the lesson.
And again, let's be organized and call it Alice Effect,
Alice Effect, just so we don't
lose ourselves.
And let's go to the next one.
So this lesson is going to be like wordplay
because we're going to do a lot of wordplay.
Whoa.
Amazing.
And the idea here, let's pretend we have
a beach tennis place called Foot on the Sand,
and let's ask ChatGPT a bunch of stuff.
Let's start.
ChatGPT.
Again, you don't need to call him by his name, but again, good form.
Write a poem about
a beach tennis location
called Foot in the Sand.
And again, why would you need to write a poem, right?
But think about this like this.
You don't need
the entire poem.
can only take like one or two verses
and if it's nice for you and it fits in to any marketing you
might be doing into any ads
or in creative at all it might be useful for you for example here
the ocean waves crash and roar the seagulls sing
a twinkle or the sand feels soft and pure
appreciated by the sea for sure the sand feels soft
and pure this single verse here can
be used for anything you want for your sand beach
and like your beach tennis location because the
sand yeah might feel indeed soft and pure
and this is just a such a nice combination of adjectives so
you know you don't need the whole the entire poem
at foot in the sand the fun never ends as the day
turns into night with new friends i mean
that's amazing play under the moon and stars crave
crafting memories that will live their hearts you know
so we had like a nice verse here we had a
four verse very nice here so come to the beach grab a racket
and ball and experience with the
thrill of a roll at foot in the sand where ten is grand
and the beach is perfect to heavenly land
so i mean you get the idea here but you can
also do some things like just rhymes you know for
example for the same place write some headlines
that rhyme with its name and again let's have more
control over it because i really want you
to understand that to have a lot of control over
ChatGPT so let's ask for seven headlines take
a stand at foot in the sand experience
experience 10 grand at foot in the sand you'll see
that some of them won't be nice you know
like this one was like find romance makes
no sense well find romance makes no sense was even better
make a plan to play on the sand nice one join
the band terrible make a demand terrible give
a hand so so the the first one was the one that made most sense
so you can even go further and
asking something like give me more give
me five more variations similar to
number one you just created take a chance
on a game of beach dance it's not
beach dance man make a dance a date
for a dance mate have a blast on the
beach with a racket in hand I really like
this third one have a blast on the
beach with a racket in hand join the fun
in the sun with a match to be won yeah
Yeah, this one's a little bit more competitive, but you get the idea.
Seize the day with a game to play on the bay.
Wow.
These ones are almost tongue-twister, but very nice.
Can you feel it?
Seize the day with a game to play on the bay.
Especially if you are, I mean, on the bay, you know, on the West Coast.
That, on itself, is already, like,
a very nice idea for a tagline anywhere.
And also, one thing that I really like about ChatGPT,
and that comes in handy,
Even if you don't need like an entire poem, a verse,
or rhymes, but you just need like synonyms.
How many times have you opened Thesaurus or any other online dictionaries
to find synonyms for something started with a certain letter,
you know, with certain limitations?
ChatGPT is amazing for this.
So let's go back to foot in the sand.
Foot in the sand might be like, and again,
I just realized that it might be foot on the sand,
but I mean, your foot might be inside the sand as well.
so um the idea here is like give me
a synonym for amazing
but that starts with the letter f you know
like because of foot in the sand fantastic okay
so and what about starting with the letter s you know
because of sand sensational wow i mean it's just
so fast that makes you feel a little dumb for not
thinking about this faster you know
so another one stupendous yeah i mean it's a little bit
pretentious but you get the idea so what have we seen here
so far have seen poems have seen rhymes
have seen synonyms with limitations and you can
also you know like ask for names so give me
similar names to rename foot
in the sand sand court haven beach
tennis oasis beach tennis oasis
even has some rhymes to it you know sand ace some sand
and serve sea breeze ten center coastal net
zone you can see that whenever you ask him
for some suggestions on things like 50 or so you know
like 50 to 80 percent will be trash
but those 10 to 20 percent you know they more than pay for
itself especially when you are using ChatGPT for free you know
so wordplay here again is one of my
favorite things you can do with like ChatGPT i was just typing it here
because a lot of times
you need to not only know your customer
and we knew about them a little bit more here with
problems and objections or shrink and enlarge some text
but you will need to you know like have
a synonym or alliteration or a better way to put something
and having these you know like at the
blink of an eye is just amazing
so again we'll see in the next lesson how to put everything we have
seen so far to create a headline for this course
and i hope you really see and like how everything
fits together okay so i'll see you in the next one
so like promised let's try to find a headline for
this course let's describe what we want to ChatGPT
and start blank over here help me write a
headline for a copywriting course that leverages
ChatGPT to make AI assisted copy unlock the power
of AI assisted copy with our copywriting course using ChatGPT I didn't like
this at all so i'm going to
ask him to give me way more suggestions you know just like we did
with previous lessons give me
10 other variants
and then let me just stop him here
because i can see that he's using the word
course a lot but that just doesn't sound right you know
so and you can see that i just leveraged the
option of stopping him
so let's try this again try again
but don't say the word course in the title
of the course and usually try again is like
a almost guaranteed way to make him restart whatever
he was doing but in a new way try to not use
a lot of words otherwise you might confuse him
okay so let's see what he's creating here unleash
the power of AI to supercharge your copywriting
skills. I like it, but I think it's a little bit too much.
Experience the future of copywriting
with ChatGPT AI technology
Yeah, no, I don't like it too much. I like the second one. It's
very honest and very straightforward,
but at the same time, it's very powerful. I like this one.
Elevate your writing to the next level
Okay, but you see, even though I like a lot of those,
I'm still not satisfied.
And in my Portuguese version, I've used the word secrets because I
really like the idea of unveiling secrets
So let's try again, but using the word secrets
somewhere in the titles.
Unlock the secrets of AI-assisted
copywriting with ChatGPT. Amazing.
I love this one. Reveal the hidden secrets
of high-converting copy with ChatGPT AI.
But I mean, here's a problem.
I guess that Udemy's limits for headlines are like 120
120 characters, if I'm not mistaken. So rewrite,
but make titles only have at most 120 characters
each. But I mean, I liked a lot of those.
Crack the code to effective copywriting. Unlock the
power of AI to supercharge your copywriting skills.
Yeah, I mean, I like this one. Transform
your writing with AI-driven copywriting techniques.
Learn to write like a pro. I like all of those.
like a lot of those. Experience the future of copywriting with ChatGPT
so you know like we started
from nothing i might ask him for some wordplay here
to use some alliteration or rhymes i might
ask him to i just did ask him
to make something shorter uh i didn't ask about problems and
objections but you'll see a way stronger way
to do it in the next class i didn't add emojis but
you can see that how we are adding everything here together
to create a headline you know
I could even ask him to write some examples, and let's do it,
just for the sake of it, using the 4U's, you know,
just so we have an idea of how to probably write our subtitle
or the beginning of our description.
Now write five options using
the 4U's formula for headlines.
And again, unleash the power of AI just for weeks.
Wow, amazing.
Understand the audience better.
learning as he said use ai to create unique use
for you this third one is a very major linguistic
one that's very clever of him you know like use unique useful
and user-focused uh he kind of
understood what was going on i'm amazed
because sometimes and here's another tip if asking for
something that he doesn't quite understand
at first make him say the thing before what do i
mean by this? I mean that if he didn't at first set things
in accordance with the four use formula,
just make him say what's the four use formula,
and then tell him to apply that. That would work much
better. But in this case, that's very common knowledge for him,
so that was easy for him.
But to be honest, I'll probably stick with one
of those for our course here. So I mean,
that's amazing that's a very real use case here i'll
be using this for this course and you can
use it for your own courses as well
and anything else you might need okay so that's not all we
still have a lot of lessons to go
so let's see the next lesson so there has been a mistake guys
the mistake has been me not using this organization here
so headlines i mean i'm making fun of it but
that's real please use those okay
so once you do that let's jump to the next lesson that is
rewriting stuff so the idea here
is that you can always ask for ChatGPT to rewrite something
adding stuff changing the tone and a lot of things
so for example let's use the last question
in our favor and let's use this headline here that i really liked
and asking something like
this write a description for a course called
and you'll see where i'm going with this in a second
are you interested in taking a copywriting course
in the next level you want to explore the world
of intelligence to see how teachers
from the mark writing and the piece of writing
you also learn how to use AI to improve your writing process
by the end of the course you'll have the skills
and knowledge okay so you know like he he
wrote almost what five six paragraphs about it
so now let's use the power of rewriting the first
one that i like a lot is like rewrite this with humor you know
so rewrite this and just for the
sake of speed here using half of the amount of
words you just did and add humor lots of it so
let's see what he comes up with.
The AI copywriting Jedi within you. I love it. I already love it.
Do you want to level up your copywriting with your killer content?
Do you also secretly desire
to become an AI Jedi with wielding the power
of machines to vanquish your competition? If yes,
then welcome to the course that will bring balance
to the force of copywriting. I mean,
you can see that it's a bit cheesy,
depending on your clients, on your public, you know,
like the people who buy your stuff it might
not you know go down too well but i really like it
and again you're not obliged
to do exactly what he gives you you know it's just inspiration so
in unleash you'll learn how to use become more efficient
and lethal you'll become a master of
by the end of the course
so now that let's do the complete opposite of humor let's talk about
enterprise so rewrite this adding a lot more
of serious tones because now this is an enterprise
level of course i guess he took it too literally
with the enterprise level but okay
you'll get the tools and knowledge necessary
to copywriting strategy next level series of
rigorous exercises and real world examples you'll discover how
to optimize in Google's Bard wow
what the hell is Google's Bard
but okay uh it probably exists but i won't i wouldn't be
surprised if he just invented that by the end
of the course you can see that these stacks here
and these stacks here are completely opposite
so that's amazing because you just got these in less
than a minute or so so finally one thing that's very useful
and that's not tone is outline so
rewrite this but adding outlines
because a lot of times you'll be needing to add outlines and
you'll see how to leverage those as well on a next lesson
but i mean why is he not adding any
outlines here so okay he just started adding
and i love how he sometimes even goes way and beyond
what you asked him you know like with those chapters
and outlines for the chapters because
it even gives you ideas of what to teach if you
are just starting you know so reviewing successful
ai copywriting campaigns analyzing
the results understanding the ethical considerations wow
this didn't even cross my mind ensuring compliance
that would be very important for an enterprise
level thing and that's why we don't do enterprise level things
because compliance and regulations
it's like not for me using ai in a responsible
and accountable manner okay conclusions okay so
you have seen during this class how to rewrite stuff
with humor with seriousness taking stuff
in half and most importantly adding outlines summarizing
with outlines a lot of things with
outlines will be very useful for you
and again we'll see how to take leverage of all those
outlines usually for benefits of your products
and services in the next lesson
so let's go to the next one
and I'll see you there okay so this class is going to
be one of the most amazing I mean
the second most amazing for me sincerely
because this is the contradiction one
so the idea here is that grab something
like this the original description for this course
and say something like this
is raise five objections that someone might
have against a course with this description.
Okay, the first objection,
I don't really think someone's really out there worried too much about
it, at least for this course, but okay.
This is amazing, the effectiveness of AI improving
copywriting skills. Yeah, yeah, it's a truly uniquely human skill.
I would not say that that would be
the reason for this objection i would say
this is mostly due to the fact can an ai really understand
the customer as well as a good copywriter
do and that would be the way that i would rephrase this
technical barriers to learning some people may
not have the technical expertise required to learn
yeah yeah the cost of the course okay
so but on udemy that's not a problem at all lack of
personalized attention that's awesome that's
a very common objection for courses online
so now the the big the big reveal the big magic
trick here is like okay sorry about that okay
rewrite the original description but now
addressing those five objections and he's
going to take the same objections he himself raised
and he's going to mix it in inside the
description to solve for them
so for example ethics look at this look at this do you worry
about the ethical implications of potential
for unoriginal robotic content sincerely that's
something that i would say
so that's that's amazing at the same time as it's creepy on how
precise something like this has been skeptical
of the effectiveness i mean all those questions
i will for sure include them in my course you know
so we understand their concerns i mean you can
change we by i but you know i paid him that's fine this course
so etc etc if you're worried
about technical barriers the course the cost
so believe that benefits would be worth the investment
well i thought he would add something like a guarantee
but i mean it's okay and as you have
learned we could have just as easily asked him now
to rewrite the same thing but adding a x days
guarantee on the price beat you know
so the idea that i really want you to have here is that you
are getting a lot of tools to never write copy
from scratch again you know like so you can have
the perfect mix of formulas that in frameworks
that the general knowledge have discovered
throughout the years the combination of knowing
your customer much faster which is very important
and wit you know wit originality humor
and your own touch in the end you know so ChatGPT might
not by default come with all those answers
but if you combine everything you're learning here
with these ideas you're unstoppable
so that's one of the classes that i love the most but the next
one is necessarily my favorite on this course
so let's jump to it okay so now to my favorite
lesson the lesson where i use ChatGPT power
to extract the real emotional benefit of something
let me show you this with an with an example tell me
the tell me five benefits of using an electric
five let's start simple no no hidden tricks eco
friendly transportation okay saves money
okay all of this makes sense you might even add
this into your copy you know like for your electric
bike health benefits make sense convenience
makes absolutely sense fun and enjoyment
absolute piece of sense as well
so now the amazing thing is to rewrite
benefit number four but adding
the true emotional the true deep emotional
benefit it brings and you'll see magic happening
right now convenience and freedom electric bikes offer
a level of convenience that traditional
bikes cannot match and they
also provide a sense of freedom that can be deeply satisfying
you don't have to worry about arriving
at your destination sweaty and tired or battling steep
hills or strong headwinds
with the added electric assistance you can effortlessly cruise this
freedom can be incredibly empowering allowing
to rediscover the joy of movement and connect with
the world around you in a more meaningful way come
on that's way better than just like hey we can
cover longer distance with ease can be useful
for commuting you know like this you'll see everywhere
but this allowing you to rediscover the joy of movement
and reconnect with the world in a more
meaningful way that's amazing
and we can do it for every single one here let's do it for saving
money you know and you can just rewrite
this prompt here rewrite benefits number x adding
true emotional benefit so saves money let's see what it has
to say about saving money in a more
meaningful way financial peace of mind i mean i find it very amazing
because in the end benefits
should always be written with the technical bit
but very small and very fast and the real emotional
benefit in the end and these ChatGPT nails 10 out of 10
so that's amazing though that's very
fantastic so let's see what did it bring to the table
this can help you achieve a greater sense
of financial stability okay as you have more control
of your expenses okay the financial
freedom that comes with owning reduces stress
and anxiety allowing to focus on the things that
matter most to you like spending time with loved ones
or pursuing your passions oh my god the
feeling of being financially responsible possibly yeah i mean
this one i didn't feel as strongly as
this one but i really liked the the bit here you know
so i mean that's a very simple thing you can
do let's call it well it just copied the same name here
but it's the real deep emotional benefits
well i guess the real is not needed here deep emotional benefits
and that's fantastic you know
You know, like, you can use it for everything.
You can use it even for previous tax.
You can always say, hey, give me the real emotional benefits of this.
Or you can go to something like problems and objections.
And you can, to even understand your clients even deeper,
ask, hey, what would be the real emotional goals this guy
is searching for when he's looking for investment?
You know, like, because it's not about the money.
It's about what money brings to him.
So, that's the most amazing.
And ironically, I think it's one of the most human things
that ChatGPT brings to the table.
So, yeah, that's the lesson.
Let's go to the next one.
So now let's circle back a little to problems and objections here
and talk a little bit more about knowing our customer.
The idea here will be to have ChatGPT first write a small story
of a client of ours, someone that would be a client of ours.
what would happen if they you know like went down
a bad path that our product solves for
for example tell me a story a sad story
of a man 45 years old with a family that wanted to invest
but didn't know how and reached an old age i didn't say
die because otherwise chat gpt would
probably raise a flag you know like ah blah blah don't talk about
that blah blah blah so you know
like just to instantly bypass something like this.
I just wanted to know bypass this. So John worked
hard, provided for his family, okay.
Never quite had enough left over to invest. That might be
useful. He often thought about getting financial advice,
but was too proud to ask for help. As the
years went by, John's children grew up and went off to college,
leaving him and his wife with an
empty nest. Retired due to health problems is interesting.
He and his wife had to rely on
social security they had to sell their home
and move into a small apartment to make ends meet
that bit of the story is probably very common
and you could probably use it to your favor
john realized too late that he should have
sought out financial advice when he was younger
he regretted not investing his future
and not securing a comfortable retirement
it was a sad ending to a life that had been filled
with hard work and love for his family
okay so now make it even more
tragic exaggerate probably two
g's here yeah he can't exaggerate
okay stop it make this story a bit more tragic
you know sometimes you just have to bypass
violent words or something like this because
those were would be the easier ones to flag
on ChatGPT's team, so, you know, just bypass it.
So he was working, da-da-da, John's wife became ill, wow.
Okay, so the thing you might do here is not like saying,
hey, imagine if your wife, you know, like, becomes ill
and you have to spend everything,
but you can be more subtle than this, you know,
like, I remember Dan Locke or some other guy saying
that money was mostly to, you know, help his family
in case something happened.
And that's a very subtle way of saying exactly this.
So, I mean, he died alone, penniless, and filled with regret.
Wow.
That's probably something that ChatGPT should have filtered for,
but we just accidentally made him spill out
in a way that benefits us.
So, what should we benefit from here?
The idea here is that by having those type of stories,
you can have, like, ideas, you know, like,
well, yeah, his wife may become ill,
or you may have, like, very common scenarios, you know,
like having to move from a house to a smaller apartment
and a lot of those things you can
incorporate in your copy especially whenever you have like
a product that fits that fits it
exactly you know so for example here just to summarize it
and make it even better let's talk
about the hero's journey here you know
so let's rewrite this story saying this rewrite this story
but say that in the middle of it John
found a course that made him rich this
course was about cryptocurrency make
the story follow the hero's journey
and the
idea here is that even though you might
not know what the hero's journey is
again remember that you can ask ChatGPT for it
and it's a very simple cycle you
know like of being on your regular world something
happening you denying the call to adventure then
going to the darkest places
and returning back home like someone else so someone else i mean
like transformed from the inside
so the the thing here is that you can start like unraveling a story
that fits your own way of saying of talking about your product
and that's just amazing let's see
what ChatGPT is saying here one day john stumbled upon
a course that promised an investment
opportunity that could change
his life cryptocurrency intrigued john decided to take
the course and it was the beginning
of a new chapter embarked on a journey of self-discovery
we learned the ins and outs
and began to invest, faced many challenges and setbacks, refused to
give up, so and and I think that those challenges
and setbacks, they are important bit because they
add reality to this story, so you can probably ask ChatGPT
but we won't hear just for the sake of time
to expand upon those challenges and setbacks, you know
so you can see just how simply this turned into
this turns from something about knowing
your customer better, just something that really helps
with your copy, you know, so that's an amazing tool
that you have on your tool belt and I'll call this
one exaggeration and hero's journey
and that's another thing you have under your tool belt
right now, so I'll see you in the next class, okay
so here's something that's only important if you're
creating content that needs to be really human generated unique etc etc
because your platform
is banning or soft banning AI content
that is rewriting stuff until it's undetectable that it
was AI, so this here we know it was fully AI
so let's run it into the two most popular detectors
right now and by the way I'll give you on the resources
of this class the resources for these, so
it okay, it identified its AI here, let's put
the same thing here, okay, it's more than
than it can handle, uh let's cut the two last paragraphs
and a little bit here, so you would just
you would just have to chunk it out here, okay, until
the unpredictable okay this one's already
a little bit thinking it's human which is hilarious
but the simplest thing you can do here
is just copy everything come to QuillBot paste it
and again paste quillbot has a limit so the first
two paragraphs here let's do it two paragraphs
at a time you have the options of standard
and fluency here without even an account
Well, I guess I'm logged in here, but I don't believe
you need to. So, you just do it here. Wait a moment.
Copy it. Do it again. I have found that
doing it two times is usually the amount of times
that is enough to get rid of any suspicions here
So, you'll just replace the first two here
Run it again. It will probably still be AI because
only two paragraphs has been yeah only two paragraphs has
been like this so grab another
three paragraphs run it here too much okay only
two paragraphs i'm trying to do it as fast as we
can paraphrase yeah yeah yeah
yeah yeah let's do it again
do it again yeah yeah yeah okay copy
copy those two paragraphs paste let's see how it
is now detecting okay it's starting to think it's
not AI, probably because we still have a lot
of text that's pure AI here. So let's run it here
We can probably get away with a little bit more text from here
just so we can probably
finish it up right now. Okay, let's just, you know...
And I mean, a story is going to be one
of the hardest ones to not look like AI,
because the stories that AI outputs are very formulaic,
and we just asked the AI to do something formulaic, so that's on us.
So let's see what
emerged from here.
Go back, circle back, the three last paragraphs.
Okay, so check for AI content.
Looking good. Yeah, man, I know. Thank you, thank you so much.
So the idea here is that Quillbot is
your friend. Run it through Quillbot a bunch of times.
If you're still not satisfied with 84%,
percent you can say something like he was able to pay off his debts
which were many you know like
some clever witty remarks here
and there that you know like screams humanity okay that was already
enough so the idea here is just go back
and forth on Quillbot and if that's not enough but if you
usually be with like two passes just you know like tweak one
or two or three small bits of your
text with some clever remarks
or some rewording that's like colloquial and informal and it will
look great so that's my tip for you and also let's copy it here
and paste it this one that was weaker
and also let's delete these and see how it fares
right now yeah 100% human yeah absolutely so that's
it if you need though this type of uniqueness here's how you do it
and yeah let's go to the
next lesson hey so this class is going
to be about where you can find other tools like ChatGPT usually
for free my favorite one is Futurepedia because it's UX
and UI is very clean and it has a lot of
options in filtering
and you can filter for example copywriting here copywriting here i
should probably have clicked there
and you can filter by free stuff it even has like freemium
free trial paid where do i filter by free filters uh free stuff
so all of those tools are free
Promptly Sketch and Botowski Botowski
is your new personal ai copywriter so you know you can see
how it is uh i guess it's probably not entirely free
because it has this price tag here but those
two seem like it and if you are willing to pay
because you know you're going to make money with
this you can see the most popular ones and etc
and you can even save the ones you like the most
so that's something that i've been using
for a while i really recommend this tool
again this is where i will leave in the resources for this class you'll
also have future tools.io
which is pretty much futurepedia.io but a little bit uglier
and you know like with not a lot of
tools but i mean you have even more features here
so you know just just in case you can't find
exactly what you're looking for here go here
because you never know and this one is almost
the same idea the ux is almost like futurepedia
but just for marketers you know so it's just
copywriting graphic design seo social media
and advertising you know audio and other things like
yeah because you need it to survive
and create creatives but yeah that's the idea so those
free websites are the ones that i use to find dozens
of other tools like ChatGPT and again i'll
put them all in the description and yeah that's the lesson for now
and by the way that's the final
lesson for the original course you'll see
that very fast i'll be adding more lessons because
Again, right now it's February 2023
and I have a huge belief that in the following months
this will all increase very rapidly so stay tuned stay here
because I'll be increasing this course
make new courses about it and if you want more copywriting with me
the next lesson is going to be the extras the next original lesson
and you can check my other courses here in YouTube okay
So that's it, guys. I'll see you in the next lesson.