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Prompt of the Week - Enhance Your Content: Adjusting ChatGPT's Tone for Fitness Professionals

Here is your ChatGPT tip of the week: How to change the writing tone in ChatGPT

Last week, I was asked about how to change the tone of ChatGPT when drafting a blog post. I intentionally used the word "drafting" because I believe it's crucial not to rely on ChatGPT or any AI to produce the final content without making adjustments to suit your needs. While it's an excellent tool for brainstorming, you must add your final touch to whatever it creates.

Let's explore various tone adjustments with examples:

  • Direct / Indirect

  • Formal / Informal

  • Simple / Complex

  • Concise / Verbose

  • Humble / Passionate

  • Sincere / Sarcastic

  • Friendly / Assertive

  • Persuasive / Neutral

  • Critical / Supportive

  • Confident / Tentative

  • Professional / Casual

  • Factual / Opinionated

  • Personal / Impersonal

  • Narrative / Expository

  • Serious / Lighthearted

  • Approachable / Distant

  • Conversational / Monologue

Examples in ChatGPT Prompts

Example 1: Formal / Informal

Formal: "Please draft a blog post discussing the benefits of integrating wearable fitness technology into a personal training program. Highlight the advantages, provide statistical data, and include a case study."

Informal: "Hey, can you whip up a blog post about why using wearable fitness tech is awesome for personal trainers? Make it fun, include some cool stats, and maybe throw in a story about someone who benefited from it."

Example 2: Persuasive / Neutral

Persuasive: "Write a compelling blog post on why every fitness professional should incorporate virtual reality workouts into their offerings. Emphasize the competitive edge, client engagement, and potential revenue increase."

Neutral: "Create a blog post about the use of virtual reality in fitness training. Discuss the potential benefits and drawbacks, and present an objective view on whether it's a worthwhile investment for fitness professionals."

Example 3: Friendly / Assertive

Friendly: "Can you help me draft a blog post that talks about the fun and exciting aspects of group fitness classes? Make it sound inviting and engaging, like you're chatting with a friend."

Assertive: "Draft a blog post that strongly advocates for the inclusion of group fitness classes in any training program. Highlight the benefits and stress the importance of community and accountability."

When adjusting the tone of your content with ChatGPT, it's essential to be clear about the specific tone you want to achieve. Whether you're aiming for a direct, formal, persuasive, or friendly approach, your final touch will ensure the content meets your exact needs.

You can either write the prompt yourself, or you can ask ChatGPT to write the prompt for you in whatever tone you like.

Want to see this in action? Join me Tuesday’s at Ten (Pacific) - Next one is July 25th.

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