- So let's be honest, ChatGPT
can be an amazing tool to create top selling
products to earn money online, but it is only good if you
prompt it the right way. If you give ChatGPT the wrong prompts, then you're going to get
boring generic replies. But if you give it well crafted prompts, then in return you will get amazing, or sometimes, as you
will see in this video, mind-blowing results, which is why through a
lot of trial and error, I have created my ChatGPT formula to create top selling product
slogans within seconds that I can then sell onto
Print On Demand merch to earn passive income online
such as selling t-shirts. Now, my guess is people watching this probably have two questions. One, "Okay, Sarah, what is
your ChatGPT formula then?" And two, "What are product slogans anyway and why should I care?" And those are both good questions. So let's start out with the formula. It is this. Goal + profile + tone + format + length. By using this formula, you can generate some very cool
top selling product slogans. And yes, don't worry, I will explain what each of those prompts are shortly. But combined, the slogans that they make can earn a lot of money. So for example, take a look
at this top selling print on demand t-shirt for sale on Amazon and this top selling t-shirt
for sale on Redbubble and this top selling t-shirt
for sale here on Etsy. Alura, Etsy research app, estimates this t-shirt has
made over 170,000 pounds, which is over 214,000 US dollars. And well, all of these t-shirts have something in common besides the fact that they're
popular with customers, and that is that they feature simple text-based product slogans. But yet they still make lots of money and customers still buy them because even though they're simple, customers love that they have
clever interesting phrases printed onto them. Customers really like these slogans. And actually, it's not just t-shirts that sell well with them. Take this top selling tote
bag here for sale on Amazon and this top selling poster
here for sale on Redbubble and these popular candles here on Etsy, print on demand candles, which by the way, you can source from apps like Printify, have been selling really well on here. So for example, take this candle. The Etsy research app Alura estimates that it's made over
$50,000, which is pretty cool. And so because customers
love them so much, this is why I have created my formula to make creating them way
easier and way faster. So let's go through each prompt
in the formula step by step and we'll start with the first one. So then what is the goal prompt? So the goal prompt is
probably the simplest. It's just when you tell ChatGPT what you are trying to create. For example, maybe you want ChatGPT to create an inspirational phrase to be printed onto a poster, or maybe you want ChatGPT
to instead create a slogan which we print onto a t-shirt. Whatever it is, just tell ChatGPT what you are trying to create. Okay then, next up, what
is the profile prompt? Okay, so this one is a
little bit more complex. This is when you tell ChatGPT what the profile is of the
customer you're targeting or the niche that you're
targeting with your product. And the more specific that you
get with ChatGPT, the better. So here is an example of this. Let's say that I asked ChatGPT to generate a funny slogan for teachers. You can see that it has generated
some very generic results which apply broadly to all teachers. And well, if a teacher sees one of these, chances are the chuckle and go, "Oh yeah, I could
definitely relate to that." But if you want to increase
your conversions and stand out, the easiest way to do that
is to create a product that a customer really, really relates to. So you ideally want to get
more specific if you can. So for example, if we cross-niche and ask ChatGPT to create funny slogans for teachers that are
also addicted to coffee, you'll see that it has generated
much more specific phrases. And keep in mind that
another way you can do this rather than cross-nicheing is to think about the demographics of the customer that you're targeting. For example, as part
of the profile prompt, I could add into ChatGPT that I wanted to create
this t-shirt slogan for teachers that are in their early 20s that are also addicted to coffee. And now I get jokes that
are about the difficulty of adjusting to adult
life, which is definitely something which I struggled
with in my early 20s. And so I would've related to this a lot. And honestly, picking the right customers and niches to target like this is the key to making money fast with print on demand which is why in my free
ebook I share my tips and tricks that I use to
find the right customers and niches to target to earn money fast. If you are interested in
getting a copy of my free ebook, I'll have a link to it in
the video description below. But anyway, back to the video. All right then, what is the tone prompt? So this is the part where you tell ChatGPT the tone of voice that you
wanted to create it in. And this is very important because of the way that the
app is currently programmed. For example, let's say that I ask ChatGPT to create some funny t-shirt slogans for people that love Corgis. Well, by default, the app is currently programmed to give the least offensive, most cookie cutter responses possible, which is why a lot of
these are really generic and what I would honestly
call sugary sweet. And instead of sugary sweet,
you might want something with a little bit more bite to it. And so to get that, we need to add in the tone prompt and to ask it to create t-shirt slogans that are snarkier and sarcastic. And when we do that, we get very, very
different results from it. So then, what is the format prompt? All right, so this is
when you tell ChatGPT what format you wanted to
give you the results back in. And this can dramatically
change your results. For example, let's take this top selling engineering t-shirt here on Amazon. And I thought, well, I want to create my own engineering t-shirt too. Well, if I had just come to ChatGPT and asked it to generate
t-shirt slogans for engineers that are sarcastic, I would've just gotten
a bunch of one-liners. And as you can see here from the results, none of them are in the same style, which made that shirt so
successful in the first place, which is the fake dictionary style. And so instead, if we come back to ChatGPT and we add in the format prompt, and we ask the app to create them in the same format as
fake dictionary entries, we will now get results
which are formatted exactly in that same style
that we want, which is perfect. But look, that is pretty basic. So let's actually challenge
the app and put ChatGPT to the test. So for example, do you
see the sticker here for sale on Redbubble? It is one of the top selling
stickers on the platform. It's a play on that popular meme of those time passing
screens that SpongeBob uses. - [Narrator] A few moments later. (beeper beeping) - Now, I'll be honest, I'm not sure about the legality of selling
a meme like this as a sticker. I'm not sure if this sticker
is copyright infringement of SpongeBob or not. However, regardless, we're
just going to use this now as a creative example of just what ChatGPT can do
with the formatting prompt. So this time we're gonna come to ChatGPT and we're gonna tell it that we're creating funny
slogans for t-shirts for people that are in
their 20s and are addicted to coffee and that we
want them to be sarcastic. And for the format, we're
going to ask it to write it in the SpongeBob time passing meme format. And then we just let ChatGPT do its magic. And look, even though we asked
for such a strange format, ChatGPT was still able
to create this for us. So don't be afraid to get creative. And onto something that
most people forget, the length prompt. Okay, so this is when you tell ChatGPT the length of the slogan or phrase that you want it to create, and this is actually really important. After all, take this top selling inspirational poster here on Redbubble. You can see that it's fairly
short, it's just nine words. And that simplicity here is key because it allows the words to be printed onto it big and bold,
which means it looks great. However, if we come to ChatGPT and we prompt it to make
inspirational scenes or quotes slogans to
be printed onto posters while some of the results
that we got are suitable, a lot of them are not. They're too wordy and they're too long. And so instead what we're gonna do is we're gonna put a
character limit on it. And we will do that by
adding in the length prompt by asking ChatGPT to please use a maximum of 50 characters. By doing this, Chat GPT will now generate concise
motivational quotes which is exactly what we want. And here is a tip. If you're trying to figure out
what character length to use, keep in mind, the average English word
is 4.7 characters long. And something else that
you need to consider is narrow products. So for example, take travel mugs. These are tall and narrow, and well, if you try and print a long
word onto a travel mug, it would be a complete disaster because it wouldn't fit nicely. The word would wrap around the
whole mug and be unreadable. And the only way to make it fit would be to print it in a tiny font. The same goes for this poster too. You can see here it's
in a portrait format, making it pretty tall and narrow, which is why I'm not surprised
that the biggest word on here is a maximum of six characters. So let's go ahead and add
this into our length prompt. In addition for asking
ChatGPT to create phrases to be a maximum of 50 characters, we'll also set a word limit
of six characters per word. And then we will let ChatGPT do its magic. And now it is generating responses for us that use short words
that will actually fit onto our tall and narrow
poster, which is pretty amazing. And so at this point here, I'll be honest, I got a little cheeky. ChatGPT at this point had done so well that I decided to give
it an impossible task of creating phrases and words that have a one character word limit, and then I let it do its magic. Now, I'll be honest, I thought that the app was gonna tell me that I had asked it to do
something that was impossible because words need to have at least two characters, but nope. ChatGPT actually generated some surprisingly creative
poster slogans for me. And so I learnt my lesson. I will never underestimate ChatGPT again. So then, did my video
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