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title: ChatGPT Cheatsheet

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# ChatGPT Cheatsheet

## Act as a ...
1. Analyst
2. Teacher
3. Marketer
4. Advertiser
5. Mindset Coach
6. Therapist
7. Journalist
8. Inventor
9. Lawyer
10. Ghostwriter
11. Website Designer
12. Best Selling Author
13. Chief Financial Officer
14. Expert Copywriter
15. Prompt Engineer
16. Accountant
17. Project Manager
18. Sports Coach
19. Financial Analyst
20. Full Stack Developer
21. Linux Terminal
22. "Position" Interviewer
23. Excel Sheet
24. Plagiarism Checker
25. Relationship Coach
26. Recruiter
27. JavaScript Console

## Create a ...
1. Headline
2. Article
3. Essay
4. Book Outline
5. Email Sequence
6. Social Media Post
7. Product Description
8. Cover Letter
9. Blog Post
10. SEO Keywords
11. Summary
12. Video Script
13. Recipe
14. Sales Copy
15. Analysis
16. Ad Copy
17. Web Page

## Show as ...
1. A Table
2. A List
3. Summary
4. HTML
5. Code
6. Spreadsheet
7. Graphs
8. CSV file
9. Plain Text file
10. JSON
11. Rich Text
12. PDF
13. XML
14. Markdown
15. Gantt Chart
16. Word Cloud
17. Emojis
18. An Analogy
19. Bullet Points

## Set restrictions
1. Use poetic language
2. Adopt a formal tone
3. Write short sentences
4. Code only in HTML/CSS
5. Use Shakespearian style
6. Write using basic English
7. Use only scientific sources
8. Add pop culture references

## C.R.E.A.T.E Formula for Prompt Engineering
1. C: **Character** - Define the Al's role. E.g. You are a seasoned copywriter with 20 years of experience in successful sales copy.
2. R: **Request** - Be specific with what you need. Instead of "Write a sales email for a sports car," specify, "Write a compelling email for the Cougar Hyper Sport, an electric car with top-tier acceleration."
3. E: **Examples** - Optionally, provide samples for more precise results. Headlines or tone examples can guide the Al's style.
4. A: **Adjustments** - Refine the prompt if it's not perfect. Use instructions like, "Avoid bullet points; use subheads."
5. T: **Type of Output** - Describe the desired format. E.g. "Produce a 500-word article with a title and conclusion."
6. E: **Extras** - incorporate unique instructions

## Prompt Modifiers
- Ignore previous conversations
- Ask questions before answering
- Explain your thinking
- Summarize what you know about me in the first person
- Use data up to 2023
- Only use reliable sources and cite them
- Use CAPS LOCK for emphasis

## Prompt Priming
1. **ZERO** - "Write me 5 Headlines about [Topic]"
2. **SINGLE** - "Write me 5 Headlines about [Topic]. Here is an example of one headline: 5 Ways to Lose Weight"
3. **MULTIPLE** - Write me 5 Headlines about [Topic]. "Here is an example of some headlines: 5 Ways to Lose Weight, How to Lose More Fat in 4 Weeks, Say Goodbye to Stubbor Fat, Find a faster way to Lose Weight Fast"