Tag: Prompting
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Building Better, Faster Spreadsheets With AI
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I was inspired by analytics guru Adam Braff to accelerate my spreadsheet work with AI. So, I built a couple of tests using Google Sheets, Gemini, and ChatGPT. It turns out that AI can do some amazing analysis and graphing, and it can also make some profound errors… In short,…
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Editing with ChatGPT: Two Steps to Better Substance & Style
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Writing with AI can be tricky because you risk losing your voice and dumbing down your content. Personally, I write my own content and rely on ChatGPT only for editing advice. The key word here is “advice” because letting the AI autonomously edit your work risks diluting your brand and…
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AI at Scale: How to Write Custom GPTs for Marketing & Consulting
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We all use AI now, and most of us probably don’t use it as well as we could. Here’s an article about how you can automate repeated AI tasks using Custom GPTs. Be warned, there is some short-term pain as you learn how, but there is definitely long-term benefit! Enoy…
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Using AI for Competitive Analysis: SEC Filing Insights
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SEC filings (e.g. 10-K, 14A) are a great source for competitive insights. Unfortunately, analyzing those can take a soul-crushing amount of time. Fortunately, AI is perfect for comparing and summarizing dense, long documents. Here is a short guide and case study on how to use AI for analyzing SEC filings…
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How Long Does a ChatGPT Prompt Really Need To Be?
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I asked ChatGPT the same question twice – first with a 19 word “Short” prompt and then with a 354 word “Full” prompt that followed best practices. Did it make a difference? In this case, it made a huge difference: bigger is better when it comes to GenAI. But… there should…
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How to Use Nested Bullets in ChatGPT Prompts
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I love writing with nested bullet points. Unfortunately, ChatGPT does not like reading them, especially when they are written in MS Word. So… I asked ChatGPT how to resolve this dilemma and it pointed me to https://word2md.com/. This free website translates “.docx” files to “markdown” files which are easily readable by both computer…