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We’re back with a really special edition of Promptstacks. This week we’re covering:👇🏻

• The best prompt (created by Singapore’s national prompt engineering champ).

• OpenAI releases GPT-4o

• Creating a GPT and automating it with Zapier

• Where to find my new weekly newsletters packed with AI and SEO tips

• Free goodies for Promptstacks readers

• Build your own app with this AI Github repository

OpenAI debuts GPT-4o ‘omni’ model now powering ChatGPT 🧠

OpenAI is launching GPT-4o, an iteration of the GPT-4 model that powers its hallmark product, ChatGPT. The updated model “is much faster” and improves “capabilities across text, vision, and audio,” OpenAI CTO Mira Murati said in a livestream announcement on Monday. It’ll be free for all users, and paid users will continue to “have up to five times the capacity limits” of free users, Murati added.

In a blog post from the company, OpenAI says GPT-4o’s capabilities “will be rolled out iteratively,” but its text and image capabilities will start to roll out today in ChatGPT.

You can read the full article here.

The best format for prompt engineering - written by Singapore’s national prompt engineering champion 🤝

Just read this article from Sheila Teo, who won Singapore’s first ever GPT-4 Prompt Engineering competition (organised by the govt), bringing together 400+ participants.

She tries to steer away from the typical prompt engineering techniques to bring fresh insights. Very worth reading.

High Level Learnings

• Structure prompts using the co-star framework

• Section prompts with delimiters like # to help the LLM distinguish single units of meaning

• Use delimiters as XML tags

• Use system prompts or ‘custom instructions’ such as those in a GPT to remember instructions when responding through an entire chat

• LLM data analysis is fantastic at analysing patterns and trends, use them to detect anomalies, cluster items, cross column relationships, detect trends and analyse text - they will perform poorly otherwise

You can read the full article here.

Creating a GPT and automating tasks with Zapier

I was thinking about GPT’s this morning and how useful they are when embedded in your workflows. Thought I’d share the below.

➡️ Build your first GPT (With Logan Kilpatrick - from OpenAI)

🕐️ Quick guide to building your first GPT (From OpenAI)

⚡️ Connecting GPT’s with Zapier

So what could your first GPT be?

1. A GPT trained on your companies marketing data to write you new landing page copy

2. A GPT trained on the public customer feedback of your competitors to pull out gaps and opportunities

3. Create yourself a personal exec coach (embedded with books from your favourite self-help thought leaders)

4. Create takeaways and actionable steps from survey results - with a follow up report

5. A GPT trained on your niche to identify content gaps on your website compared to competitors

6. Create a GPT (that has all the information needed embedded in it) to help a new employee set up a SEO campaign

7. Generates content tailored to local search trends and keywords for businesses looking to improve local SEO

8. A GPT that creates descriptive, keyword-rich alt text for images, improving web accessibility and SEO (just add in the image)

9. A GPT that crafts personalised outreach emails for backlink opportunities using a database of potential link partners

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Build your own app with this AI Github repository 👇

Thinking about getting started on building an AI app with a wrapper around ChatGPT or another LLM? Take a look at this repository below that gives you all the info you need on getting started. From the best prompts to the best text generation apps - it’s all there.

See here.

Why Anthropic’s co-founder left OpenAI 👇

Top AI videos 🧠

1. Make your own AI powered research assistant with Make.com and Perplexity - Click here

2. If you’ve been curious about Claude and how it stacks up against ChatGPT, you might want to check out this summary video. - click here

Editors Double Product Pick 📺

👉🏼 KULA

Kula is an YC backed AI SDR tool that’s different from the rest. It sends thousands of AI drafted emails to your ICP. It A/B/C tests your subject lines, alters your signature and chooses when to send emails to increase open rates.

They also purchase domains and emails for you - all you have to do is tell them your target persona.

The best part? You only pay for results.

Claude Google Sheets Extension

For those of you who want to automate menial repetitive tasks on Google Sheet’s: Here’s how you can add the Claude Extension 👀

Make Me A Midjourney 🤛 

Office GTA Version

Teach me how — Midjourney

Reddit Spotlight 🔦

ChatGPT never fails to disappoint