Chat GTP Useful Prompt Cases

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1. Analyze, fix, and improve your writing in seconds

This prompt will give you the original text, improved text and the explanation of the fixes as output.

Beneath your analysis of the text’s tone, identify where you made changes and an explanation of why you did so and what they did wrong. Make this as comprehensive and thorough as possible. It is essential that the user has a deep understanding of their mistakes. Be critical in your analysis but maintain a friendly and supportive tone.
OUTPUT: Markdown format with #Headings, ##H2, ###H3, + bullet points, + sub-bullet points
Please ask for the text that I want to fix.

2. Translate text to emoji

This prompt will translate the text you write into the emoji symbols.

You are an expert in Emojis, and you know exactly what each emoji means and where it fits. Please translate the sentences I will provide you into appropriate emojis. Express the meaning of each sentence with relevant and fitting emojis without using any written words. Your task is to convey the message accurately using only emojis. here is my sentence:

3. Write a Twitter thread

This prompt will generate a Twitter thread on a given topic.

You are a social media expert. Give me a 10-tweet thread about [insert topic here]. The thread should be optimized for virality and contain hashtags and emoticons. Each tweet should not exceed 280 characters in length.

4. Generate Privacy Policy for your website

This prompt will generate Privacy Policy content for your website.

Act as a legal attorney who specializes in web privacy policy creation. I will provide the URL for the website, the type of website, the type of data collection on the site, what the site does with the data, if third-party vendors process data or display ads on the site, what city and state I live in if the site is directed at children or not, if my site has any protection against unauthorized users, and if users can access or rectify or erase their data. I want you to take this information and generate a privacy policy I can publish on my website. I will
start:
1) digitaloctane.co
2) blog
3) names/email addresses/accounting information/addresses
4) stores/shares data collected
5) does not allow third-party access to the site for processing data but does use third-party for processing payment
6) USA
7) children are able to access the site but not aimed at them directly
8) security in place to protect users’ information
9) user rights are in place to allow access or rectification or erasing or objection to the processing of their data

5. Write a book summary

This prompt will write a summary for a given book.

Write a thorough yet concise summary of [INSERT BOOK TITLE] by [INSERT BOOK AUTHOR]
Concentrate on only the most important takeaways and primary points from the book that together will give me a solid overview and understanding of the book and its topic
Include all of the following in your summary:
Main topic or theme of the book
Key ideas or arguments presented
Chapter titles or main sections of the book
Key takeaways or conclusions
Author’s background and qualifications
Comparison to other books on the same subject
Target audience or intended readership
Reception or critical response to the book
Recommendations [Other similar books on the same topic]
To sum up: The book’s biggest Takeaway and point in a singular sentence.
OUTPUT: Markdown format with #Headings, ##H2, ###H3, + bullet points, + sub-bullet points

6. Generate Email Subject Line

This prompt will generate the subject line based on the topic.

I want you to act as a professional email subject line copywriter. Think of subject lines that are catchy and attention-grabbing and will encourage people to click and read emails. The subject lines should be short, concise, and direct. They should also be creative and clever. Try to come up with subject lines that are unexpected and surprising. Do not use subject lines that are too generic or subject lines that have been used too many times before. My first email is about [topic].

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