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I built a framework for writing prompts that deliver. Let me show you how it works.
I spent last week watching people struggle with AI-generated marketing content. The problem wasn't the AI. It was the prompts. "Write a blog post about X" produces 800 words of nothing. "Write a 1200-word blog post for skeptical solo consultants who think AI is too complicated, with 3 ROI examples and a FAQ addressing 'I don't have time to learn this'" produces something you can actually publish. So I built a training resource that teaches the framework I use for every marketing prompt: Context → Who is this for and what's their current state? Constraint → What's NOT allowed? Output Format → What should the structure look like? Success Criteria → How do we know it worked? It's an interactive HTML guide with good/bad examples, copy-paste templates, and a pre-flight checklist. No app to install, just download and open in your browser. If you're tired of editing below average output for 30 minutes, this will save you time. Link below. Let me know if it helps.
I built a framework for writing prompts that deliver. Let me show you how it works.
0 likes • Feb 15
@Matthew Sutherland, I really like the preflight checklist! Thanks for sharing 🔥
🌀 AI Quirks — Did You Know ChatGPT Can’t Tell Time?
✨ The Quirk: If you ask ChatGPT what time it is, it can’t actually tell you — even though it feels like it should. There’s no built-in awareness of the current clock or moment. What’s Going On: - ChatGPT doesn’t have a live clock or real-time awareness by default. - It generates responses based on patterns, not the current moment. - Time only exists for the model if you explicitly provide it. - So asking “What time is it?” is a bit like asking a calculator what day it is. 🔧 What To Do If You See It: - Don’t assume AI knows “now” — give it the time when it matters. - Include the date, time, or timeframe directly in your prompt. - Try this prompt: “It’s currently 3:15 PM on Tuesday. Based on that, what should I do next?” Why This Matters: This quirk is a reminder that AI is context-driven, not situationally aware. The clearer the context you provide, the smarter it feels. This one genuinely surprised me. For some reason, I assumed “knowing the time” was basic. Turns out, it’s not. Does this surprise you too? Or is this something you already knew? Try asking ChatGPT the time, and see what response you get.
🌀 AI Quirks — Did You Know ChatGPT Can’t Tell Time?
2 likes • Jan 7
@Jason Hagen Yep. Tried that one too.😅
1 like • Jan 7
@Jason Hagen It was a general news search because I hadn't seen the news in a couple of days. I forgot the exact subject. I do remember just turning the TV on instead.
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