Your AI prompts are failing — not because of ChatGPT, but because you’re vague.

Most people type in:
“Write a LinkedIn post for me.”

And then wonder why it sounds robotic.

The truth?

If you don’t give AI clear instructions, you’ll get generic, low-quality results.

Here’s the framework top creators use to get powerful, accurate content from ChatGPT:

Role:
↳ “You are a [type of expert].”
Context:
↳ “I need this for [project or platform] to [goal].”
Examples:
↳ “Here’s a post I like — match the tone and structure.”
Style:
↳ “Use a tone that’s [e.g. friendly, punchy, persuasive].”
Format:
↳ “Keep it under 150 words, use bullet points.”
Example prompt:
“You are a seasoned B2B content strategist. I’m writing a carousel post for LinkedIn to explain how to build authority online. Use a clear, confident tone, include 4 bullet points, and keep it under 180 words.”

Clear input = better output.

Stop blaming the tool. Learn how to use it properly.