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"I hate the way ChatGPT always says ______, how do I make it not say it?"
What you are struggling with is the problem of GPT content uniqueness. Those things ChatGPT always says annoy you because they stick out. They don't sound quite natural, and the same phrases pop up again and again.
We call this puzzle GPT Content Differentiation or GCD. It is the central question: How do I make my GPT content different from the rest?
ChatGPT has millions of users. Look how many people use it just here on BHW. And sometimes, literally ON BHW - we've all seen replies by people using ChatGPT who think they are being clever.
To achieve content differentiation, we first need to identify all the worst offending words and phrases. In other words, exactly how does GPT write, and what is it about how it writes that we can change to make it more natural?
By linguistically analyzing a large number of GPT articles across a wide range of topics, we've compiled a list of all those words and phrases GPT overuses. That's the heart of the GCD Basic Report - a data-based list of GPT's abused terms.
How To Make GPT NOT Say Things
Once we have all those things we want GPT to stop saying, we need to get it to stop. Unfortunately, there is no single simple way to do this.
If you've ever tried giving ChatGPT a list of things NOT to say in your prompt, you'll know it's an imperfect solution at best. It makes mistakes, and if you have many words you don't want it to use, it will remove some of them but not others. It's frustrating.
You need a two-pronged approach to making GPT more human and getting it to write in the voice and style you want.
First, you use prompting methods to get better content from GPT up front.
Second, you remove or replace any of those annoying GPT words and phrases that remain using automated text filtering and replacement.
Together with the the list of terms to avoid that we've compiled, you have all the ingredients for a custom solution to the problem of creating unique GPT content.
Prompting Methods + GPT Language Analysis + Text Filtering Methods
That is what is in every GCD Report: a guide to prompting and editing GPT to get the content you really want.
You Can't Take the U Out of Unique
If you need a one-click solution, this product isn't for you. You are either wanting the perfect prompt (which doesn't exist), or a paraphraser aka a spinner.
The problem with spinners is the problem of uniqueness but at a smaller scale. If you for instance have Grammarly or Quilbot or Jasper write or rewrite your text, you are only going to sound like everyone else using them (or everyone running GPT output through them) in the same way that before you sounded like everyone else using ChatGPT.
If you want unique content, your content creation process needs to be unique to you. The GCD Reports give you the information tools you need to get a truly custom result in your workflow. With multiple prompting and filtering methods you can mix and modify to stop writing like a robot. The same robot as everyone else.
If you've been working with GPT content and the above made sense to you, you will find value in a GCD Basic Report. Reply now with "Discount Please!" for 25% off as a BHW member.
Cheers,
D.D.
MAFP
"I hate the way ChatGPT always says ______, how do I make it not say it?"
What you are struggling with is the problem of GPT content uniqueness. Those things ChatGPT always says annoy you because they stick out. They don't sound quite natural, and the same phrases pop up again and again.
We call this puzzle GPT Content Differentiation or GCD. It is the central question: How do I make my GPT content different from the rest?
ChatGPT has millions of users. Look how many people use it just here on BHW. And sometimes, literally ON BHW - we've all seen replies by people using ChatGPT who think they are being clever.
To achieve content differentiation, we first need to identify all the worst offending words and phrases. In other words, exactly how does GPT write, and what is it about how it writes that we can change to make it more natural?
By linguistically analyzing a large number of GPT articles across a wide range of topics, we've compiled a list of all those words and phrases GPT overuses. That's the heart of the GCD Basic Report - a data-based list of GPT's abused terms.
How To Make GPT NOT Say Things
Once we have all those things we want GPT to stop saying, we need to get it to stop. Unfortunately, there is no single simple way to do this.
If you've ever tried giving ChatGPT a list of things NOT to say in your prompt, you'll know it's an imperfect solution at best. It makes mistakes, and if you have many words you don't want it to use, it will remove some of them but not others. It's frustrating.
You need a two-pronged approach to making GPT more human and getting it to write in the voice and style you want.
First, you use prompting methods to get better content from GPT up front.
Second, you remove or replace any of those annoying GPT words and phrases that remain using automated text filtering and replacement.
Together with the the list of terms to avoid that we've compiled, you have all the ingredients for a custom solution to the problem of creating unique GPT content.
Prompting Methods + GPT Language Analysis + Text Filtering Methods
That is what is in every GCD Report: a guide to prompting and editing GPT to get the content you really want.
You Can't Take the U Out of Unique
If you need a one-click solution, this product isn't for you. You are either wanting the perfect prompt (which doesn't exist), or a paraphraser aka a spinner.
The problem with spinners is the problem of uniqueness but at a smaller scale. If you for instance have Grammarly or Quilbot or Jasper write or rewrite your text, you are only going to sound like everyone else using them (or everyone running GPT output through them) in the same way that before you sounded like everyone else using ChatGPT.
If you want unique content, your content creation process needs to be unique to you. The GCD Reports give you the information tools you need to get a truly custom result in your workflow. With multiple prompting and filtering methods you can mix and modify to stop writing like a robot. The same robot as everyone else.
If you've been working with GPT content and the above made sense to you, you will find value in a GCD Basic Report. Reply now with "Discount Please!" for 25% off as a BHW member.
Cheers,
D.D.
MAFP
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