ChatGPT Prompts: 10 Real-World Use Cases & Examples (Boost Your AI!)

About this video

• Video Title: ChatGPT Prompts: 10 Real-World Use Cases & Examples (Boost Your AI!)
• Channel: The Tech Girl
• Speakers: Anja
• Duration: 16:03

Overview

This video by The Tech Girl, hosted by Anja, provides practical guidance on how to write effective ChatGPT prompts to improve AI chatbot responses. It covers 10 common real-world use cases, including drafting emails, summarizing content, brainstorming, understanding complex concepts, meal planning, travel planning, decision-making, skill-building, content creation, and shopping decisions, offering specific prompt frameworks for each.

Key takeaways

• Prompt Engineering is Crucial: The quality of ChatGPT's output directly depends on the quality of the prompt provided.
• 5-Point Prompt Framework for Emails: When drafting emails, include tone, detail level, specifics (names, dates), format (paragraph, bullet points), and additional details (reason, desired outcome).
• Effective Summarization Prompts: Specify length, style (e.g., for a child or executive), focus (e.g., financial data), format (bullet points, table), and any other relevant information.
• Brainstorming with Constraints: To get creative ideas, define the goal and audience, ask for variety, add constraints (budget, eco-friendly), request a clear format, and encourage unconventional suggestions.
• Concept Explanation Strategies: Set the explanation level (e.g., "explain like I'm 5"), ask for step-by-step breakdowns, use analogies, compare to known concepts, and request progressive depth.
• Personalized Meal Planning: Include dietary needs, constraints (time, ingredients, budget), time frame, a request for a shopping list, and desired formatting.
• Detailed Travel Itineraries: Provide origin, destination, duration, preferences (museums, food), constraints (budget, walking), request a day-by-day itinerary with times, and ask for local tips.
• Informed Decision Making: Clearly define options, ask for pros/cons or comparison tables, provide personal context (budget, usage), specify the type of recommendation, and use scenario testing.
• Structured Skill Building: State the skill, time commitment, ask for a structured plan with checkpoints and exercises, request examples/practice problems, and use progressive difficulty.
• High-Quality Content Creation: Define the format (blog, script, tweet), set the tone/style, specify the target audience, mention constraints (word count, keywords), and ask for a structure (hook, body, CTA).
• Smart Shopping Decisions: Name the product category, provide a budget range, list must-have features, ask for comparisons, and explain your specific needs for the device.