How-To Force ChatGPT To Write In Your Style

Today we look at how to use chatGPT to replicate your very own style.

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Prompts:
Write an email to [subject] in the style of [style]

Write a [type of text] about [topic] for [target audience] in the style of the provided example, capturing its tone, voice, vocabulary, and sentence structure. Example: [Insert your text]

Analyze an example text for tone, voice, vocabulary, and sentence structure. Apply the identified elements to all your future outputs. Example: [Insert your text]

0:00 Why do this?
0:44 Styling Text
2:12 Transferring Your Custom Style
5:20 The Key to Doing This

#ai #chatgpt #customstyle

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[artofficialintelligence]

Compose a [type of text] focused on [topic] tailored for [target audience]. Emulate the tone, voice, vocabulary, and sentence structure found in the provided example below, ensuring clarity and specificity in your writing.

[kevingarris]

This definitely represents an improvement in the language model's processing power. Six weeks ago or so I asked it if it would be able to conform its output to my style, It stated that it could, but would need a representative sample of at least 3, 000 words. Your example is quite encouraging.

[Frecsmou]

The best prompting tips I've ever seen on YouTube! Just what I was looking for, very helpful, much appreciated! 👍

[richardglady]

That was a wonderful video. I really appreciate the fact that there are people, like you, out there researching and learning more about these AI tools. AND willing to spend the time to share their experience. Thank you.

[heather.zenplify]

Thank you much!!! I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time trying to figure out how to do this exact thing. you’re my ai hero!!

[JimsworldSanDiego]

Doesn't get more clear than that. Nicely done.
Can't think of anything I would change here.

[roemen]

I've been enjoying your tutorials so much. today stumbled upon this one. great stuff thanks for your pioneering work every time.

[rasalresid]

It seems like Chat GPT is really on its way to change how we live, and even content creators need to adapt to it. And I feel like you need to use all these AI tools to your own advantage (and especially in combination with tools like Famester), if you want to continue be successful.

[TheOnlyRemyD]

I use a similar prompt almost daily in my work! Great prompts

[ifeoluwaoladele]

Thank you so much!, you have no idea how much needed these tips are for me.

[roamingyana]

This is super helpful!!! I’m going to try and apply this to my Google reviews thank you!

[prokassim]

you are the king of prompting . thank you very much. we would very much like to also see a prompt for seo purposes, of course if you have the time :

[animiton]

I've been waiting for you to cover a topic like this.

[JasonTodd]

Been doing this myself and it's quite interesting, you're the only one I see covering this particularly. It makes poems with too regular a meter/rhyme scheme imo

[AdrianAzizSantoso-gqrw]

2:33 Write a [type of text] about [topic] for [target audience] in the style of the provided example, capturing its tone, voice, vocabulary, and sentence structure. Example: [insert your text]

[EmyllSomar]

Hey there,

Really enjoyed your video about your GPT prompt. I've been doing something similar but it's way more detailed. Basically, I've developed this master prompt that I can tweak to spit out anything from essays to emails and social posts, depending on what I feed it. I've split it into three parts: 'Context', 'Parameters', and 'Instructions', each broken down further into specific sections. This structure has made my prompts flexible and adaptable.

'Context' gives GPT a sneak peek into my autobiography, so it gets a sense of my personality, skills, influences, and so on. 'Parameters' set the tone, verbosity, and style that I want the AI to stick to. Finally, 'Instructions' tell GPT exactly what kind of content I want. To keep things smooth, I’ve even put in clear signals for when the AI is done with its output.

Now, it ain't perfect. I still get some formatting issues, but it's a small price to pay for the versatility I get. However, your video got me thinking, and I’ve decided to split my master prompt into individual ones for different types of writing. Seems like more work, but I suspect it'll give me more control over each output.

As a side project, I'm even trying to create a series of prompts that can work together over multiple sessions to write an entire book! Crazy, right?

Anyway, just wanted to share this with you. Love what you’re doing and it's inspiring to see other people's approach to this. Your prompt definitely has potential and I can’t wait to see where you take it next.

Cheers!

[Nikki-oegr]

If I put a sample of my own writing into ChatGPT, will it use my sample for other people too? I don't want my writing and ideas available to everyone on the app.

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Thanks a Lot! This video Indirectly gave me solution to one of my GREATEST PROBLEM.

[JamesGametGT]

Would you make a video on how to use the ToT method with tasks like writing or customer research?

[schultzamania]

Very helpful. Does the length of your example piece matter when asking AI to write in your tone, voice, vocabulary, and sentence structure?