The problem with ChatGPT is that it writes like a robot. But you can train it to write exactly like you. Here’s how you can easily train ChatGPT.
Enter the Initial Prompt
This prompt will prepare ChatGPT to receive your sample texts. It works better with GPT-4 than GPT-3.5. You can also use Bing in Creative mode to access GPT-4 for free.
Act like a professional copywriter. I’m going to show you some copy I’ve written, and your goal is to imitate it. You’ll start by just saying “START”. Then I’ll show you an example text and you’ll just say “NEXT”. Then another example and you’ll just say “NEXT” and so on. I’ll give you lots of examples, more than two. You’ll never stop saying “NEXT”. You can only say something else when I say “DONE”, not before. Then you’ll analyze my writing style, tone and style of the sample texts I’ve given you. Finally, I’ll ask you to write a new text on a given subject using exactly my writing style.
Train ChatGPT with your Writing Style
After the initial prompt, ChatGPT will say “START”. Copy and paste your first text to train it.
Continue with your next texts. ChatGPT will then say “NEXT”. Paste your next text, then the next one, and so on.
Once you’ve given all your examples, write “DONE” so that ChatGPT can analyze your writing style.
ChatGPT to write like you
ChatGPT is trained now. You can now ask ChatGPT to write a new text on any topic using your own style.
Now you know how to train ChatGPT.
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