• Most people are still misusing AI.

    They ask weak questions.
    They get basic answers.

    And then they say: “ChatGPT isn’t that useful.”

    But here’s the truth

    The top 1%?

    They're using prompts like secret weapons.
    Running content, marketing, ops, hiring —
    All with a single AI assistant working 24/7.

    If you want to grow faster with fewer resources,

    You need to master prompting.

    Here are Chris Donnelly 8 high-impact frameworks I personally use every week:

    R-T-F – Role, Task, Format
    S-O-L-V-E – Situation, Objective, Limitations, Vision, Execution
    T-A-G – Task, Action, Goal
    R-A-C-E – Role, Action, Context, Expectation
    D-R-E-A-M – Define, Research, Execute, Analyse, Measure
    P-A-C-T – Problem, Approach, Compromise, Test
    C-A-R-E – Context, Action, Result, Example
    R-I-S-E – Role, Input, Steps, Expectation

    Use these structures and ChatGPT will stop being a toy — and start becoming your business co-pilot.

    Want all the best prompts in one place?

    I’m giving away my 500+ best ChatGPT prompts — for small business owners, founders, and freelancers.

    These are the exact prompts we use at techNgraphic to:

    Write viral posts
    Build sales funnels
    Plan content calendars
    Automate admin
    Research faster

    No fluff. Just practical, ready-to-use prompts.

    Use them to save 10+ hours/week instantly.

    Comment “Prompt Power” below and I’ll Send you the full book.
    Most people are still misusing AI. They ask weak questions. They get basic answers. And then they say: “ChatGPT isn’t that useful.” But here’s the truth👇 The top 1%? They're using prompts like secret weapons. Running content, marketing, ops, hiring — All with a single AI assistant working 24/7. 💡 If you want to grow faster with fewer resources, You need to master prompting. Here are Chris Donnelly 8 high-impact frameworks I personally use every week: 📌 R-T-F – Role, Task, Format 📌 S-O-L-V-E – Situation, Objective, Limitations, Vision, Execution 📌 T-A-G – Task, Action, Goal 📌 R-A-C-E – Role, Action, Context, Expectation 📌 D-R-E-A-M – Define, Research, Execute, Analyse, Measure 📌 P-A-C-T – Problem, Approach, Compromise, Test 📌 C-A-R-E – Context, Action, Result, Example 📌 R-I-S-E – Role, Input, Steps, Expectation ⚙️ Use these structures and ChatGPT will stop being a toy — and start becoming your business co-pilot. 🎁 Want all the best prompts in one place? I’m giving away my 500+ best ChatGPT prompts — for small business owners, founders, and freelancers. These are the exact prompts we use at techNgraphic to: ✅ Write viral posts ✅ Build sales funnels ✅ Plan content calendars ✅ Automate admin ✅ Research faster No fluff. Just practical, ready-to-use prompts. Use them to save 10+ hours/week instantly. 👇 Comment “Prompt Power” below and I’ll Send you the full book.
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  • I've helped over 400 businesses with marketing.

    Most of them face THIS situation:

    They lack clarity about their marketing problems.

    As a result, they treat symptoms but not root problems.

    - Try new tactics while the target audience is undefined
    - Write new headlines with unclear messaging
    - Blame tools, tactics, and channels
    - Never assess the positioning

    They focus on surface-level problems while deeper ones are hurting badly the business. They are changing the color of the wallpaper while the house is built on a ravine.

    Sometimes, they even blame external factors:

    - "Let's fire the agency, they send poor leads"
    - "Our CRM doesn't have the right features"
    - "This channel is bad, let's try a new one"

    But deeper marketing problems are still here.

    And the causes are often the same:

    - Too product-centric → "Our product is the best"
    - The sunk cost fallacy → "We can't change this now"
    - Not enough market-oriented → "The market will adapt"

    As a result, product and strategic problems are silently killing the business.

    Here's the perfect scenario to move on:

    Founder: I did a 2-week meditation retreat in the mountains, my ego has vanished - what should I do now?
    Me: Let's analyze the 4 layers of marketing problems:

    1. Surface-level Problems

    You need to change your copy, channels, tactics, or tools to get more conversions. The criticality level is low, install a backlog and experiment changes.

    2. Structural Problems

    You need to plan structural changes with a 3-month roadmap. Audit your systems, teams, KPIs, and budget to revamp your marketing system.

    3. Strategic Problems

    You need to align your business and the market now. Work on your ICP, positioning, offer, and messaging. Each day that passes without addressing this issue, you accumulate marketing debt and diminish the perceived value.

    4. Product Problems

    You need to rethink your product capability for your target audience. It might be time to focus on a more specific use case or pivot your efforts to solve a stronger PUR problem (painful, urgent, recognized)."
    I've helped over 400 businesses with marketing. Most of them face THIS situation: They lack clarity about their marketing problems. As a result, they treat symptoms but not root problems. - Try new tactics while the target audience is undefined - Write new headlines with unclear messaging - Blame tools, tactics, and channels - Never assess the positioning They focus on surface-level problems while deeper ones are hurting badly the business. They are changing the color of the wallpaper while the house is built on a ravine. Sometimes, they even blame external factors: - "Let's fire the agency, they send poor leads" - "Our CRM doesn't have the right features" - "This channel is bad, let's try a new one" But deeper marketing problems are still here. And the causes are often the same: - Too product-centric → "Our product is the best" - The sunk cost fallacy → "We can't change this now" - Not enough market-oriented → "The market will adapt" As a result, product and strategic problems are silently killing the business. Here's the perfect scenario to move on: Founder: I did a 2-week meditation retreat in the mountains, my ego has vanished - what should I do now? Me: Let's analyze the 4 layers of marketing problems: 1. Surface-level Problems You need to change your copy, channels, tactics, or tools to get more conversions. The criticality level is low, install a backlog and experiment changes. 2. Structural Problems You need to plan structural changes with a 3-month roadmap. Audit your systems, teams, KPIs, and budget to revamp your marketing system. 3. Strategic Problems You need to align your business and the market now. Work on your ICP, positioning, offer, and messaging. Each day that passes without addressing this issue, you accumulate marketing debt and diminish the perceived value. 4. Product Problems You need to rethink your product capability for your target audience. It might be time to focus on a more specific use case or pivot your efforts to solve a stronger PUR problem (painful, urgent, recognized)."
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  • That’s how you pick an Airbnb.

    Not how you build a brand.

    If you can swap logos with your competitor,
    And no one would notice...

    You don’t have a brand.

    You have a replica.

    A real brand isn't trying to fit in.

    They're too busy creating something that grabs attention,
    And creates real change in their industry.

    Too many businesses go for the easiest route:

    Whatever looks familiar.
    Whatever got the most buzz.
    Whatever feels “safe.”

    And I get it - copycat marketing is easy.

    But if you’re echoing someone else’s brand...
    You’re playing their game.

    By their rules.
    In their arena.

    The top brands make their own rules,
    And build their own arena.

    Here’s how to stand out instead of blending in:

    1️⃣ Know which hills you'll die on.
    ↳ What’s one belief you’d go to war over?
    ↳ That’s your brand’s heartbeat.

    2️⃣ Stop 'marketing' and start mattering.
    ↳ Speak to your audience’s pain, not the latest trend.
    ↳ Focus on relevance before reach.

    3️⃣ Pick a fight (strategically).
    ↳ You’re not for everyone (that’s the whole point).
    ↳ Take a stance. Draw a line. Find your niche.

    4️⃣ Use your story with precision.
    ↳ Don’t talk about your brand. Show people what shaped it.
    ↳ Make it helpful and deeply human.

    5️⃣ Consistency isn’t sexy, but it scales.
    ↳ Posting twice a month and praying for leads is hope.
    ↳ Strategy is what turns attention into income.

    Being a zebra in a world of horses isn't easy...
    But neither is watching your brand fail.

    The more you blend in,
    The more you disappear.

    The more you own your difference,
    The more people remember.

    What makes your brand stand out?
    Tell me in the comments.
    That’s how you pick an Airbnb. Not how you build a brand. If you can swap logos with your competitor, And no one would notice... You don’t have a brand. You have a replica. A real brand isn't trying to fit in. They're too busy creating something that grabs attention, And creates real change in their industry. Too many businesses go for the easiest route: 🚫 Whatever looks familiar. 🚫 Whatever got the most buzz. 🚫 Whatever feels “safe.” And I get it - copycat marketing is easy. But if you’re echoing someone else’s brand... You’re playing their game. By their rules. In their arena. The top brands make their own rules, And build their own arena. Here’s how to stand out instead of blending in: 1️⃣ Know which hills you'll die on. ↳ What’s one belief you’d go to war over? ↳ That’s your brand’s heartbeat. 2️⃣ Stop 'marketing' and start mattering. ↳ Speak to your audience’s pain, not the latest trend. ↳ Focus on relevance before reach. 3️⃣ Pick a fight (strategically). ↳ You’re not for everyone (that’s the whole point). ↳ Take a stance. Draw a line. Find your niche. 4️⃣ Use your story with precision. ↳ Don’t talk about your brand. Show people what shaped it. ↳ Make it helpful and deeply human. 5️⃣ Consistency isn’t sexy, but it scales. ↳ Posting twice a month and praying for leads is hope. ↳ Strategy is what turns attention into income. Being a zebra in a world of horses isn't easy... But neither is watching your brand fail. The more you blend in, The more you disappear. The more you own your difference, The more people remember. What makes your brand stand out? Tell me in the comments.👇
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  • 82% of marketers still don’t use ChatGPT.

    They’re leaving leads, content, and hours on the table.

    If that’s you, keep reading.

    This isn’t hype it’s a cheat code.

    Here’s how to actually use it (and win):

    Why you need to know how ChatGPT works for marketing:

    ⤷ It cuts campaign planning time in half
    ⤷ It helps brainstorm when your brain won’t
    ⤷ It personalizes messaging instantly
    ⤷ It scales content without hiring
    ⤷ It simplifies data into decisions

    How to get the most out of ChatGPT for marketing:

    1. Always give context: industry, goals, audience

    2. Break big tasks into step-by-step prompts

    3. Ask it to write, revise, and repackage content

    4. Use templates like: “Act as a B2B strategist…”

    5. Don’t just use it for ideas—use it for execution

    Which marketing task do you want help with first?
    82% of marketers still don’t use ChatGPT. They’re leaving leads, content, and hours on the table. If that’s you, keep reading. This isn’t hype it’s a cheat code. Here’s how to actually use it (and win): Why you need to know how ChatGPT works for marketing: ⤷ It cuts campaign planning time in half ⤷ It helps brainstorm when your brain won’t ⤷ It personalizes messaging instantly ⤷ It scales content without hiring ⤷ It simplifies data into decisions How to get the most out of ChatGPT for marketing: 1. Always give context: industry, goals, audience 2. Break big tasks into step-by-step prompts 3. Ask it to write, revise, and repackage content 4. Use templates like: “Act as a B2B strategist…” 5. Don’t just use it for ideas—use it for execution Which marketing task do you want help with first?
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