9 Ways to Use ChatGPT to Save Hours on Your Next Product

Here are 9 ways to use ChatGPT to save hours on your next product: pic.twitter.com/2NQenTq9Z1

— Aadit Sheth (@aaditsh) March 5, 2023

1. Customer Research

Find out what your customers really want.

The best way to do this is to talk to your (potential) customers.

Figure out the desires and pain points so that you can provide your course as a solution.

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In addition to talking to your customers...

You can use ChatGPT to simulate that customer profile and ask questions that you may have.

Have a look below... pic.twitter.com/DoVfcXy8od

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Now you know the customer goals.

The next step is to understand the pain points.

The best bet would be to talk to the same potential customer.

But you can use AI to ask follow-up questions. pic.twitter.com/8Movi4xW7k

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We have our main ingredients: goals and challenges.

Let's arrange them beautifully on a table.

This will make it easier to understand what's going on (I love tables)... pic.twitter.com/pCmiX7IBjA

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You can ask it to prioritize them to focus on the most important ones.

If you personally feel that the rankings are incorrect, you can override them too. pic.twitter.com/o9abuOPnvK

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Now comes the main part...

Collating your knowledge on the course topic and sharing that advice.

There is no replacement for that.

You can use the help of AI to write that.

But the advice, strategies, and solutions will be of higher quality if you've written them...

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But don't worry - ChatGPT can help with other things like:

• Course description
• Course outline
• Landing page copy

But before that...

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- A quick break -

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2. Course description

Now, we need a course description to attract the audience.

The goal is to show your product as a solution to customers' problems.

So ask ChatGPT to create a course description considering all the above research data. pic.twitter.com/QYuxHREzdg

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3. Course outline

You need a clear course outline to showcase the course.

With chapters, topics, and sub-topics, including notes. pic.twitter.com/cHFjFGxXbn

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4. Tasks/Assignments

Ask ChatGPT to come up with mock questions and assignments for your course.

This helps them become better (at what your course promises) and keeps them engaged.

It's the best way to get retention as it makes the students think. pic.twitter.com/S7uMVWyDqu

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5. Course title and subtitles

This is crucial. The naming is very important.

It's the first impression that matters.

In my experience, I've found coming up with names myself to be a better strategy.

But you can surely use ChatGPT to get some ideas rolling... pic.twitter.com/MQRPACfRbX

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6. Write a thank-you letter

This is a kind gesture.

Consider adding something like this. pic.twitter.com/cUI07mXARv

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7. Feedback questions

This one is crucial (to improve the course).

First, think of any questions that you already had while creating the course.

Then...

Let ChatGPT create a few questions to get more insight from your customers. pic.twitter.com/BrMS0cSnX0

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9. Promote the course

Finally, it's time to promote the course.

Ask ChatGPT to give you a few ideas for promoting our course.

These will be basic but you can also use it to help you write landing page copy. pic.twitter.com/Tc3p96e6Ur

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"In the future, I feel like AI will be our third brain, We have our left brain and right brain; sometimes we make decisions by logic, sometimes with emotion. Now we’ll have an AI brain to provide us information and data analysis. It will help us to make better decisions.” - WSJ

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A recap of the use cases in this thread:

1. Customer Research
2. Course description
3. Course outline
4. Tasks/Assignments
5. Grading the assignment
6. Course title and subtitles
7. Thank-you letter
8. Feedback questions
9. Few ideas to promote it

— Aadit Sheth (@aaditsh) March 5, 2023