Best Celeste Yamile Quotes

They can walk away with three actionable steps on how to use AI for ideating content, creating content, and then analyzing your content.

That's the most important thing.

How to feed your next cycle of content creation to do better.

It doesn't matter how consistent you are if you are just consistent with the wrong things.

You have to have cycles of feedback.

I like to keep it to social because it tries to search conversations that are happening in real time with people.

It's not like you would ask ChatGPT and then it would get biased on what it thinks the pain points are.

It's actually going to search in Reddit conversations and it's going to try to bring you the most loyal information that it can.

My best posts have come from ideas from this.

I often feel my audience might be wondering about X thing that I'm just making up.

But they are actually caring about other things.

When you solve someone's questions, those are the posts that give me the most inbound.

Even if they don't have lots of views.

Every week, every month there's new tools and new models out there.

I've been always with the same workflow.

Once you have your system, you can pretty easily rock and roll with that one for a really long time.

Sometimes we are overcomplicating stuff and it can be just as easy as using one or two tools.

And then you use that for the rest of the month.

The SEA framework stands for Structure, Example, and Analysis.

As long as you have those three on your custom GPT, it's going to be super useful and it's not going to break.

The reason I like to have structure in a prompt is because later you can come back and pretty easily edit what you did.

If you have a super chunky paragraph, when you notice something's not working, it's going to be a lot of noise.

You are not going to do it.

Something that I like to put in each step is to say, ask me if I'm satisfied with your answer.

Don't start the next step until I give you my approval.

Step one is always gather context.

Ask me enough information.

If you don't understand something, always ask me before generating assumptions.

That's going to reduce ChatGPT getting biased.

1,000 comments on this one.

That just shows that what Perplexity searches right here is exactly what people want.

A hundred is a number that catches attention.

I had around 80 templates and then I said let me just do others to get to a hundred.

If I said I have my templates, people might not know who I am.

But they know these people that are on the screen.

Number one is don't make it look so ugly.

No one actually cares about your logo.

They care about the value.

Inside this lead magnet you will find A, B, and C things that are going to help you.

It's perfect for you if you want to stop feeling A, B, and C pain points.

Comment keyword if you would like it.

When I use the same framework with another client, he went from 99 comments to 4,000 comments.