Hi, I am interested in this topic, can you PM me a sample of fine-tune vs without fine-tune article with same topic?
I cannot.
Without fine-tuning you cannot really do much. Sure, you can try and make different prompts and struggle to get some quality text but it just won't work as good.
Here is an example of one of my fine-tuned models "topic generator":
Topic: what is affiliate marketing
Generation: Affiliate marketing is a partnership between an online merchant and an affiliate (or web publisher). The affiliate earns a commission by recommending the merchant’s products via their website. It is a fast, simple and easy way to make money online.
Affiliate marketing has grown quickly in recent years. According to one survey, more than 45 million people in the United States were using this form of online advertising in 2004. Since then, the number has no doubt grown significantly.
Affiliate programs are present in practically every industry in every country around the world, so there is the potential to reach millions of consumers for almost any type of online business.
In addition to providing an income opportunity, affiliate marketing serves as a great lead generation tool for other more traditional forms of online marketing such as pay per click advertising, email marketing and direct website marketing.
What are the different ways of making money as an affiliate?
There are four main ways that you can earn money as an affiliate:
1. Pay Per Click – PPCC is a very easy way to make money as an affiliate, because it’s almost automatic. When someone clicks on your link and buys something from the merchant’s site, you make a commission. This sounds great, but it’s actually extremely competitive. Your chances of making much money this way are slim unless you have a large, loyal following.
2. Pay Per Sale – PPS is similar to PPCC in that you get paid when customers buy something from the merchant’s site. However, PPS affiliate programs tend to be less competitive because they don’t necessarily depend on traffic volume. You still need a reasonable amount of traffic to make significant sales, but it doesn’t have to be millions of visitors.
3. Pay Per Lead – PPL programs are relatively uncommon. In these programs, an affiliate earns a commission every time a visitor from their site fills out an advertiser’s lead form. This is similar to PPS programs, but instead of making money when the sale is made, you make money when the lead is generated. Again, you don’t make as much money with these programs as with PPS because lead generation requires more effort on the part of the consumer than shopping does. But it can be a good alternative if PPS programs seem too competitive for you.
4. Paid Signup – PS affiliate programs are also called 'recruitment' programs or 'self-replication' programs, because they provide affiliates with a list of people who have already expressed interest in the advertiser’s product or service. You can use these signups for email newsletters or other forms of marketing, or you can just 'sell' them to other affiliates who are looking for lists of leads or customers of their own. Either way works just fine as long as the contracts make it clear that the reproduction rights belong to whoever purchased the original signup list. Otherwise, you risk running afoul of the law.