Most people suck at writing.
But ChatGPT doesn't.
You can rewrite your stuff like a veteran writer with the right prompts.
6 prompts to edit your writing like a published author:
But ChatGPT doesn't.
You can rewrite your stuff like a veteran writer with the right prompts.
6 prompts to edit your writing like a published author:
1. Structuring of post - 1/3/1
A block of text is repelling.
Readers' eyes are not fixating on anything; everything seems like a ton of work.
Remember, if they have to use their conscious mind, they'll leave. Instantly.
So always use the 1:3:1 technique.
A block of text is repelling.
Readers' eyes are not fixating on anything; everything seems like a ton of work.
Remember, if they have to use their conscious mind, they'll leave. Instantly.
So always use the 1:3:1 technique.
Prompt:
Rewrite each bullet point in such a manner:
Open with a single-short sentence. (Main argument)
The second line clarifies your opener with credibility or example.
The last line is your conclusion.
( Insert your writing)
Rewrite each bullet point in such a manner:
Open with a single-short sentence. (Main argument)
The second line clarifies your opener with credibility or example.
The last line is your conclusion.
( Insert your writing)
2. Set the tone with the right words
Writing includes a ton of storytelling.
But you can ruin the scene with the wrong words.
Different words in the same sentence will leave a different impact.
Writing includes a ton of storytelling.
But you can ruin the scene with the wrong words.
Different words in the same sentence will leave a different impact.
Prompt:
Rewrite this story in this manner:
• Style: Uplifting and motivational (put the state you want them to be in)
• Objective: To make them empathetic towards our main character
• Reading level: 8th grader
• Be concise, don't give generic response
(Insert writing)
Rewrite this story in this manner:
• Style: Uplifting and motivational (put the state you want them to be in)
• Objective: To make them empathetic towards our main character
• Reading level: 8th grader
• Be concise, don't give generic response
(Insert writing)
3. Pet peeves
You have a pet word.
You overuse it on most occasions.
A common list is "very," "really," "thing," "just," and "that."
90% of the time, they can be removed.
You have a pet word.
You overuse it on most occasions.
A common list is "very," "really," "thing," "just," and "that."
90% of the time, they can be removed.
Prompt:
Analyze this writing and remove all the extra words.
Prune all sentences in the same manner.
( Insert your writing)
Analyze this writing and remove all the extra words.
Prune all sentences in the same manner.
( Insert your writing)
4. Sentence length to control the pace
Short sentences create urgency.
They're intense and immediate.
But Long sentences are slow, reflective, and used to express a sensory feeling.
Short sentences create urgency.
They're intense and immediate.
But Long sentences are slow, reflective, and used to express a sensory feeling.
Prompt:
Rewrite this writing in the following ways:
• 60% of sentences should be short, nothing more than 7-9 words.
• 40% of sentences should be long, but not more than 15-20 words.
( Insert your writing)
Rewrite this writing in the following ways:
• 60% of sentences should be short, nothing more than 7-9 words.
• 40% of sentences should be long, but not more than 15-20 words.
( Insert your writing)
5. Passive voice and active voice
Passive writing is for people sitting in backseats.
Active voice drives your readers home.
They feel the action firsthand.
Passive writing is for people sitting in backseats.
Active voice drives your readers home.
They feel the action firsthand.
Prompt:
Analyze this writing and rewrite all the passive voice sentences into active voice sentences.
Analyze this writing and rewrite all the passive voice sentences into active voice sentences.
6. Backing your claims
Most times, writers make bold claims.
But they completely forget to add:
• Why it matters
• How it can help the reader
A confused reader will leave scroll past your post faster than light.
H/T @ericasmyname
Most times, writers make bold claims.
But they completely forget to add:
• Why it matters
• How it can help the reader
A confused reader will leave scroll past your post faster than light.
H/T @ericasmyname
@ericasmyname Rewrite this writing in the following ways:
• If there is any sort of claim, prediction or fact, but it doesn't follow up with a reasonable argument to show readers:
• Why it matters
• How it's helpful to them
Then add such details to complete the point.
• If there is any sort of claim, prediction or fact, but it doesn't follow up with a reasonable argument to show readers:
• Why it matters
• How it's helpful to them
Then add such details to complete the point.
@ericasmyname TL;DR
6 prompts to edit your writing like a published author:
1. Structuring of post - 1/3/1
2. Set the tone with the right words
3. Pet peeves
4. Sentence length to control the pace
5. Passive voice and active voice
6. Backing your claims
6 prompts to edit your writing like a published author:
1. Structuring of post - 1/3/1
2. Set the tone with the right words
3. Pet peeves
4. Sentence length to control the pace
5. Passive voice and active voice
6. Backing your claims
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