AI FAQ
Find answers to frequently asked questions on generative AI and some examples of prompts and personas to use generative AI effectively.
Here are some Prompt cheat sheets you can use that will help you get started:
Chat GPT Prompt Cheat Sheet
“Acting as a (ROLE) perform (TASK) in (FORMAT)”
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Structure:
Take on the persona of [optional: expert persona].
[verb(s)] [optional: output and length] [task and objective]
The output should include relevant [optional: data and resources] The writing style is [optional: tone of voice] targeted towards [optional: audience]
Example:
Take on the persona of a Life coach
Help me draft 10 ideas in a list for email subject lines related to my productivity software product that will make the reader want to click on the email. The output should include relevant industry language and statistics. The writing style is witty and charming and targeted towards marketing professionals.
- Entrepreneur
- Professor
- Life coach
- Marketing consultant
- Public speaker
- Social media specialist
- Software developer
- Technical writer
- Accountant
- Business coach
- Find: "Find a job in marketing"
- Improve: "Improve my public speaking skills"
- Develop: "Develop a social media strategy"
- Plan: "Plan a vacation to Europe"
- Research: "Research career options in data science"
- Compare: "Compare prices for a new car"
- Tailor: "Tailor my resume for a marketing manager position"
- Evaluate: "Evaluate my current investment portfolio"
- Create: "Create a budget plan"
- Monitor: "Monitor my progress towards fitness goals"
- Informative: Writing that is designed to inform or educate the reader.
- Persuasive: Writing designed to convince the reader to take a particular action or adopt a certain viewpoint.
- Descriptive: Writing that is designed to vividly describe people, places, objects, or events.
- Emotional: Writing that is designed to evoke strong feelings or emotions in the reader.
- Inspirational: Writing that is designed to inspire or motivate the reader.
- Humorous: Writing that is intended to be funny or amusing.
- Sarcastic: Writing that is intended to be ironic or mocking, often in a humorous way.
- Poetic: Writing that uses language in a rhythmic or expressive way, often with a focus on imagery or emotion.
- Satirical: Writing that uses humour or irony to criticise or ridicule something or someone.
- Intense: Writing that is designed to be powerful or intense, often with a strong emotional impact.