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Today is the last day to buy a ticket for the“7 Prompt Writing Frameworks to Supercharge Your AI Content .” I’ll host it tomorrow but I’ll include the recording if you can’t make it live @ 1030 EST/1530 GMT. Your invite is below. I take it down tonight. $97.00 7 AI Prompt Writing Frameworks For Your Content Join this fast-paced, practical workshop where you’ll learn 7 powerful frameworks for writing better prompts—whether... Read more Get it now!

I spent a weekend reading Google’s massive guide to prompt engineering. I also geeked out for hours watching interviews and tutorials from boffins at Anthropic, the team behind Claude. My biggest takeaway? Tech bro founders called it “engineering” to gatekeep their AI secrets. Developers like using fancy term “prompt engineering” to describe what they do because that’s how they see the world. You and I see the world differently. We think about words, not code. And that last word...

What if, instead of AI replacing you, it amplifies your creativity? The key is shifting your role from “word wrangler” to “Chef Idea Officer.” Let AI take your ideas for content and products and turn them into reality. I explain more here. If you like this approach, I’ve collected 7 powerful prompt writing. I use these every day in my business and with clients. Next week, I’ll reveal them in detail in an exclusive workshop for creators. It’s for ticket holders only, but you’ll get a recording...

Massive AI prompts are off-putting to read, let alone use. You don’t need to write endless paragraphs of instructions, which are all the rage on social to get good outputs from your AI tool of choice. I spent dozens of hours geeking out on documentation from Google and Claude prompt engineers. They offer a simple framework for writing AI prompts. An effective AI prompt has four parts. (This works great for Claude and ChatGPT). Persona: Tell AI who it should be. This sets the tone and...

If you’ve ever opened ChatGPT or Claude and thought: “Ugh, this content still sounds kinda… robotic.” You’re not alone. Most creators use AI with vague prompts and then blame the robots when they spit out generic fluff. And don’t get me started about AI content detection tools, which are unhelpful and inaccurate. So, here’s the good news: 🛠️ There are 7 simple prompt frameworks that change the game—especially for creators and business owners. Next week, I’m running a workshop where I’ll break...

Claude is my fave AI tool of late. I’ve been testing Claude extensively, and the results are superior for content projects and for transforming ideas into finished pieces. Getting started with Claude is straightforward. Sign up with your Google address and try it for free on iPhone or Android. Access to all the latest models is included, but if you start using Claude seriously, you’ll want to upgrade to Pro. Pricing matches ChatGPT at $18/year or $20 monthly. There’s a team option, but it...

Earlier this year, I launched PromptWritingStudio. It’s a newsletter course that covers the art of prompt writing. It’ll help you use AI for your content or business. I was messaging a fractional CMO on LinkedIn the other day, and she asked me a few questions about the course: Is it every week that I get notified that there’s a new drip in a course-like setting that I have to log into, and then I can view it? In my life, there are weeks when I get really busy, and I need to go in then and...