Most people only explain what they want. Power users also explain what they don’t want. For example: ❌ Don’t use buzzwords. ❌ Don’t make it sound like ChatGPT. ❌ Don’t use emojis. ❌ Keep it under 150 words. These simple constraints often improve the output more than adding extra instructions. Great prompts don’t just give direction—they remove bad options.

Want AI to match your writing style? Don’t just describe it. Show it an example. Instead of saying: “Write like me.” Paste a paragraph you’ve already written and say: “Use this as the style reference for everything you generate.” AI learns your tone much better from examples than from descriptions. Show. Don’t tell.

If you’re solving a complex problem, don’t ask for the final answer immediately. Instead, ask AI to: 1. Break down the problem. 2. Explain the options. 3. Recommend the best solution. 4. Give you the final answer. Complex prompts become much more accurate when AI tackles them one step at a time.

Most people hit “Regenerate.” Power users say: - “Make it shorter.” - “Use a more professional tone.” - “Add three examples.” - “Rewrite it for beginners.” Treat AI like an editor, not a slot machine. A few small iterations will almost always beat starting from scratch.

Responses from Google Sheets Imagine having hundreds of prompts inside a Google Sheet… …and letting AI generate responses for every single row automatically. That’s exactly what this new template does. Perfect for: ✨ Content ideas 📧 Cold emails 📝 Product descriptions 📱 Social media captions 💡 Brainstorming at scale Instead of copy-pasting prompts one by one… Run the automation and let Make + ChatGPT handle the rest. 🚀 Challenge: What’s the first thing you’d generate with this template? Share your idea below!