@cameo_labs: ChatGPT has “secret codes.” They’re not hidden features. They’re short prompt commands that tell ChatGPT how you want it to think, explain, format, or respond. Instead of writing a giant prompt every time, try things like: ELI5: Explain this like I’m 5. TLDR: Give me the short version. Act as a marketer: Review this like a marketing strategist. Table format: Organize the answer into a table. Ask me questions first: Get the context you need before answering. Give me 3 options: Don’t stop at the first idea. Be concise: Cut the explanation down. Create a reusable prompt template: Turn the conversation into something I can use again. The best part is combining them. Try: “ELI5 this first. Then give me the 80/20. Finish with a checklist of what I should do next.” Or: “Act as a business strategist. Ask me 5 questions first. Then give me 3 options in a comparison table.” These small commands make prompting faster because you’re giving ChatGPT clearer instructions about the response you want. Save this carousel because I’m betting you’ll use more than one of these today. Which ChatGPT code do you use all the time? #chatgpt #chatgptprompts #aiprompts #aitips #creatorsearchinsights
