So, ChatGPT knows nothing about you or your business. But we can actually train ChatGPT to understand your business on a deep level and maintain consistency. This way, you can get consistent outputs from ChatGPT that don’t leave you feeling frustrated.
To train ChatGPT, you need to provide it with various information about your business. This can be directly inputted or copied from your website. ChatGPT needs to understand the name of your business, who you are (e.g., co-founder, partner), where your business is based, the industry you’re in, the product or service you sell, the problem you solve, and your target audience.
To maintain consistency, you can use a cool trick. In the custom instructions, you can copy and paste the information about your business. Be as detailed as possible in explaining your business to ChatGPT, as if you’re talking to a child. This ensures that ChatGPT understands your business and can respond accordingly.
By enabling this for new chats, ChatGPT will respond in a tone of voice that resonates deeply with your target audience. This way, you can use ChatGPT consistently across different platforms, such as social media, articles, and emails.
Now, you don’t need to prompt ChatGPT about your business every time. Just start with what you want to get out of it, and ChatGPT will already know the information and respond accordingly. For example, you can ask ChatGPT to write a welcome email for new subscribers or a sales page for your product.
In conclusion, training ChatGPT to understand and maintain consistency in your business is essential. Be specific and detailed in providing information about your business. This will help ChatGPT generate accurate and relevant responses. Make sure to take the time to train ChatGPT properly, and you’ll see the benefits of consistent and effective communication with your audience.
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