1. Track stocks: Enter any stock ticker (or “[Company] stock”) and it will generate an interactive chart. 2. Switch up your search: In addition to web searches, you can search medical journal, papers, reports or articles. 3. Build timelines: track how something’s changed over time, like ChatGPT Pricing 4. Price comparison: Just ask “Where can I find the best price for [items you want]” to compare prices (another example) 5. Track current events: get snapshot recaps of what’s happening in the election, or what happened with the weather in Florida. 6. Research properties: Find out who owns a building or company, when it was last sold, or how many houses sold in a your market last month. 7. Update your SEO: Use Perplexity’s API in your own apps, or in Google Sheets, to create topical maps of keywords to include in your content. 8. Create “GPTs” but for Perplexity: Use Collections to group related via custom instructions, kinda like customGPTs / Claude Projects 9. Reasoning: Pro users can use o1 with Perplexity to reason thought problems—its ChatGPT o1, but with the internet search 10. Recreate Google Alerts: Someone build a bot to find and send the latest news about their competitors. Fair warning, this takes some coding skills! (just heard about this one, have not done it) Make it your default browser......video instructions from a Ai guy I follow

Here’s the 30-second script template (it’ll work in any niche): 1. Hook: Use a screen caption that makes the video feel like a secret — (“This [Niche] Hack Feels Like a Secret No One Should Know 😅”). 2. Position As Insider: Open by saying it’s a “gatekept” tip or hack. 3. Highlight Unique Benefit: Share why the hack is so effective. 4. Make It Relevant: Link it to a relatable, common scenario. 5. Reveal Hack: Explain it in one straightforward sentence. 6. Add Pro Tip: Include a bonus detail to boost the hack’s usefulness. 7. Show Proof: Add a one-sentence success story to increase the hack’s credibility. 8. Call To Action: Invite them to follow you for more “insider” hacks. Now let’s speed things up. Paste the following prompt into ChatGPT after filling in your role/business and target audience in the first sentence. Press enter. It’ll first suggest 10 ideas for non-obvious hacks that would fit well into this reel template. Pick a hack you like and ChatGPT will then use the template to generate the reel script for you in seconds. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Prompt 👇🏼 I’m a [ROLE/BUSINESS] and a content creator, and my target audience is [TARGET AUDIENCE]. I’d like to create an “insider hack” short-form video script using the reel script below. First, please review the script and suggest 10 non-obvious, highly effective hack ideas that would fit well with it. These hacks should feel exclusive, like something only an insider would know, and shouldn’t be obvious. At the end of your response, ask me if I like any of the hack ideas. If I do, use the template to create the script for me. Use short, one-sentence paragraphs with clear spacing. Remove bracketed labels from the final script. [Screen Caption] This [Niche] Hack Feels Like a Secret No One Should Know 😅” [Opening Hook] "I'm done gatekeeping—this is my biggest [topic] hack for [target audience] who want [benefit]"

A content strategy without balance won’t succeed. - All promotion, no education? You’ll alienate your audience. - All education, no promotion? You don’t have a business. The Rule of Thirds is a simple framework for creating a balanced content strategy. How It Works.... Divide your content into three equal parts, each serving a clear purpose. I’ve picked 3 random niches to demonstrate the framework here, but you can easily apply it to any niche. - 1/3 Educational Content: Share knowledge and expertise. - 1/3 Inspirational Content: Motivate with stories, achievements, or positive messages. - 1/3 Promotional Content: Promote your products, services, or events. Your audience receives value, inspiration, and the occasional promotion without feeling overwhelmed. A ChatGPT Prompt to Generate Infinite Content Ideas Using the Rule of Thirds... It’ll generate 9 high-engagement, balanced content ideas within seconds. The beauty of it? You can keep reusing it whenever you’re short of ideas. Paste this into ChatGPT after filling in your niche, target audience, and main products/services! _________________________ "Hi ChatGPT, I’m a content creator in the [insert your niche] niche, and my target audience is [insert your target audience]. The main products and services I offer are: [Insert your main products/services]. I want to generate a balanced content plan using the Rule of Thirds. Please generate 3 content ideas tailored to my niche and audience for each of the following categories: Educational Content: Provide value and knowledge to my audience. Inspirational Content: Motivate and inspire my audience. Promotional Content: Promote my products/services/events. Please do not give me headlines/titles. Just describe the topic ideas very concisely in a bulleted list."

Hey, everybody, it's Nathan here and in advance of my course, I'm going to be posting a few samples of what you can expect when you get inside the course and you start to learn about AI. Now one of the problems that sometimes happens, and this image is from mid journey is even though I stated in my prompt that I wanted black and white, you can clearly see that it has some unwanted color. So what I'm going to show you right now is a really quick fix for removing that. So right now the way to fix it, we go to a free program which is photo op or you could use Photoshop if you have it. Either one will work. So what you want to do is click on open from computer. Go to the file and click on open. And now that it's open on my screen, I'm going to show you a really quick fix for getting rid of the color and the way to do that is you go to image. Adjustment. Hue, saturation and then the sliders here you want to drag the saturation all the way to the left. Click on OK and all the colors gone and after that all you need to do is save it out. To use for whatever your purposes are. In my case, I choose to export my images as a PNG, but you could use JPEG or PDF, whatever suits your purposes, but anyway, there's a really quick fix to to get rid of unwanted color in your image. Thanks for watching.

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