How To Use ChatGPT To Create Thorough Content

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In today’s email:  

• AI Tools Of The Day 🛠️ - Portaly and Scribewave

• AI Content Tip Of The Day🖋️ - How to create thorough and authoritative pieces of content with ChatGPT

• AI Bits From The Web 🍬 - Ebooks and ChatGPT, AI detects Will Smith’s emotions, and more.

AI Tools Of The Day 🛠️

Portaly: Create a beautiful and customizable link-in-bio landing page based on your website with a single click. Perfect for all creators, but especially useful for social media.

Scribewave: Transcribe, caption, and subtitle your audio and video files into any language with this user-friendly AI tool.

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AI Content Tip Of The Day 🖋️

ChatGPT Prompt: “Six Thinking Hats”

The “Six Thinking Hats” method is used in a wide range of industries.

It’s a versatile tool for problem-solving, decision-making, and brainstorming.

A comprehensive approach to any issue.

It encourages looking at a task from multiple perspectives, promoting:

• Clarity

• Creativity

• Thoroughness

Yes, I use the Six Thinking Hats method for content creation and ChatGPT supercharges the process for me.

When I’m creating a pillar piece of content, I need to make sure it’s the most thorough resource available to an audience.

The method forces me to try on different “hats”, with each hat color representing a different perspective.

So, let’s dig in…

Picture a hat rack with six different hats.

The Six Thinking Hats method is like trying on each of these hats one by one.

Each color represents a different perspective.

• The White Hat is for facts and information, like a scientist.

• The Red Hat focuses on emotions and feelings - it's your heart speaking.

• The Black Hat is for critical judgment, your inner skeptic.

• The Yellow Hat is your sunny-side-up, looking at positives and benefits.

• The Green Hat is for creative, out-of-the-box thinking, like an artist.

• The Blue Hat is your project manager, controlling the process.

OK great - but how can ChatGPT help?

ChatGPT can be used to prepare and research a piece of content using the Six Thinking Hats method.

Here’s the prompt template to use:

The Prompt Template 🤖:

Example 💻️ :

I asked ChatGPT to create a Six Thinking Hats cheat sheet for a YouTube video in the indoor plant niche titled “A Beginner’s Guide To Swiss Cheese Plant Care”.

Zoom in if you have to.

Sure, you could ask ChatGPT to elaborate on each of the “hats”.

But its main purpose should be to get your ideas flowing.

As you can see, if you were to follow the general outline and strategy of a cheat sheet like the one above, you’d be left with an extremely engaging piece of content.

Try it out.

Enjoy.

AI Bits From The Web 🍬 

• Ebook creation with ChatGPT. Not great, but it gives you a glimpse into what will one day be possible.

• AI detection software continues to fail in the classroom. They also have wild false-positive rates for non-native English speakers.

• Midjourney shows us what Apple stores might look like one day. Beautiful.

• New NVIDIA software uses AI to make it appear as though you’re always looking into the camera.

• AI detects Will Smith’s emotions in real time.

• Are you ready for AI-generated actors?

The Pen Pivot’s Tech Stack

Here’s what we’re using right now over here at The Pen Pivot.

FYI - we may get a commission if you buy using these links (at no additional cost to you 😄).

• KoalaWriter - AI-generated SEO-optimized blog posts in just a few clicks.

• Audiopen - Let AI convert your jumbled voice notes into structured text. Create content on the go.

• Glasp - Organizes your favorite bits from the web and then uses AI to “hatch” them into new content ideas.

• Sunsama - The ultimate daily planner. Connects with your email account, to-do list apps, and calendar.

• Descript - A powerful AI-powered video and podcast editor.

And that’s all for today!

Misya, The Pen Pivot