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The Ultimate AI Prompt Formula
A few of you may like this AI prompt framework I use across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini etc (I use it for AI Agents and Claude Cowork instructions too.)
Things like this...
“Write me a post on the latest Skool building tips in 2026”,
“Create a sales email for my book on cold outreach”
or "Give me 12 tips for making money as a Skool owner".
You'll have to enter so many corrections and updating prompts that you'll get fed up or give up.
It’s not the LLM (Large Language Model).
It’s the instruction.
I had this myself early on.
Same tool. Same prompt. Different results every time.
Turns out I was basically giving it half a brief and expecting a full result.
Once I fixed that, everything tightened up.
The shift is simple.
Stop treating your LLM like Google.
Start treating it like someone you’ve hired.
Give it:
- a clear job
- proper context
- a standard to reach
That alone changes the output.
Here are 3 Value Tips for you:
1. What you feed it matters
- Better inputs = better thinking
- Tone, offer, audience and frameworks all shape the output
- Mine’s trained on Alex Hormozi, Russell Brunson and Jeff Walker for a reason
- Generic output usually comes from vague input
2. Keep it focused and simple
- Pick a lane, content outreach offers
- Frameworks do the heavy lifting
- The win comes from refining, not reinventing
3. Ask better before you expect better
- Get it to ask what it needs before it answers
- Better questions = better outputs
- Small tweaks to your prompt change everything
Ways to use the prompt formula:
- Drop it in as your default starting point instead of writing prompts from scratch
- Attach it to any conversation and have the AI rewrite your rough prompt properly
- Use it inside tools like Claude projects, ChatGPT custom GPTs or NotebookLM to train behaviour
- Pair it with source material to shape thinking, not just outputs (e.g., books, notes, frameworks)
- Turn rough ideas into structured prompts without overthinking
- Use it as a feedback loop by asking what’s missing before it answers
- Keep outputs consistent across different tools and tasks
- Pressure-test your thinking by forcing clarity on role, task, specifics and context
- Refine it over time and make it your own
Take Mike - real person:
Mike’s an engineer, not a marketer. He wanted more local drone contracts, but his outreach was flat - well, non-existent really. He used the framework, added his tone of voice, tightened his offer, nailed his audience and then asked what was missing. He filled the gaps. Put it this way: We used to have a general catch-up meet every week - now he's too busy. 🤣
Happy writing!
💚 Kerry
P.S. The formula is attached as a PDF.
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