Andrew Bolis

AB Digital - Andrew Bolis

⭐ Brand Partnerships & Influencer Marketing: I partner with companies to promote their products to my 464k followers across LinkedIn, X/Twitter & Email Newsletter. I've previously partnered with Notion, HubSpot, Upwork, ClickUp, Miro, Semrush, Instantly, Clay, Lemlist & Gamma.

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⭐ AI & Marketing Consulting: 

I help companies leverage AI to optimize their marketing and sales. 

● Generate more qualified leads and sales opportunities
● Close more deals and shorten your sales cycle
● Grow your revenue while cutting costs

💬 DM me "AI" to learn more!

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My previous consulting gigs and contract work:

💼 Fractional CMO & Head of Marketing at The Virtual Hub (July 2023 - September 2023)

The Virtual Hub provides virtual assistants and offshore staffing services for businesses. It's a 350-employee company that's bootstrapped and profitable. 

💼 Marketing Strategy & Growth Consultant at Upshift (March 2023 - May 2023) 

Upshift connects people with businesses in need of extra staff. Upshift is trusted by 1600+ businesses across 25+ cities for staffing hourly workers. 

Upshift customers: Compass Group, American Airlines Arena, InterContinental Hotels Group, Six Flags, Victoria's Secret, Cedar Fair, Delaware North, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Hyatt, Kroger.

💼 Fractional CMO / VP of Marketing at Packback (February 2023 - April 2023)

Packback is an EdTech company that uses AI to help educators implement high-quality teaching methods at scale. 

Packback customers: Michigan State University, Maricopa Community Colleges, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, SUNY - The State University of New York, Ivy Tech Community College, FSCJ - Florida State College at Jacksonville, HACC, UNT - University of North Texas, Minnesota State, Miami Dade College.

Influencer (700+ Brand Collabs), AI & Marketing Consultant

The Virtual Hub Ltd

The Virtual Hub provides virtual assistants and offshore staffing services for businesses. It's a 350-employee company that's bootstrapped and profitable.

Fractional CMO & Head of Marketing (contract)

Packback

Packback is an EdTech company that uses AI to help educators implement high-quality pedagogy at scale. 

Packback’s AI-enabled platform helps students build and master foundational skills such as critical thinking, writing, and research.

Packback provides inquiry-based online discussion and long-form writing support to 8,000 instructors and 1.5 million students across hundreds of K-12 and higher ed institutions.

Packback customers include Michigan State University, Maricopa Community Colleges, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, SUNY - The State University of New York, Ivy Tech Community College, FSCJ - Florida State College at Jacksonville, HACC, UNT - University of North Texas, Minnesota State, Miami Dade College.

Fractional CMO / VP of Marketing (contract)

Streetbees

Streetbees is a market research tech company that collects billions of data points from consumers to help CPG brands discover new growth opportunities.

Streetbees customers include Mars, Mondelez, PepsiCo, Unilever, Nestle, J&J, Kellogg's, P&G, Intel, Coca-Cola, Heineken.

At Streetbees: 
● Led Marketing (content, demand gen, events, digital, product mktg, brand, comms, pr), Sales Development and Revenue Operations functions.
● Doubled monthly volume of MQLs, SQLs & SALs (sales opportunities). Cut cost-per-lead in half. Generated £4.5M in pipeline with £300k in paid media spend (15X pipeline-to-spend ratio).
● Created 8 reports, 7 webinars, 24 newsletters, 15 customer case studies. Built sales pitch decks and other sales enablement materials. Led 2 product launches. Influenced 65% of all closed-won deals.

My role at Streetbees was eliminated due to company-wide layoffs (15% reduction in headcount).

Chief Marketing Officer

FourKites, Inc.

FourKites is an enterprise software platform that enables the world’s greatest brands to optimize their global supply chains and logistics operations. 

FourKites customers include Coca-Cola, Pepsi, P&G, Walmart, Gap, 3M, Kraft Heinz, Nestle, Exxon Mobil, Kimberly-Clark, Unilever, Mondelez, Meijer, Best Buy, AB InBev, and Henkel.

FourKites was recognized as a Leader in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Real-Time Transportation Visibility Platforms for two years in a row (2021 & 2022).

At FourKites: 
● Led a global team of 20 across North America & Europe. Directed Demand Generation, Digital Marketing, Events, Marketing Operations, Marketing Campaigns & Content Strategy.
● Grew volume of inbound demo requests from 22 per month (Oct 2019) to 206 (Jan 2022).
● Doubled marketing-generated pipeline (100% YOY growth) in partnership with SDR team.
● Doubled ARR (100% YOY growth) for 3 years in a row in partnership with Sales team.
● Organized webinars to engage prospects, achieved 10X–20X pipeline-to-spend ratio.
● Grew website traffic from 18K monthly visitors (Feb 2020) to 89K (March 2021).
● Grew contacts database from 30K contacts (June 2019) to 286K (May 2021).

Senior Director, Demand Generation & Digital Marketing

BenchPrep

BenchPrep's enterprise-grade learning platform is used by credentialing bodies and training companies to deliver an exceptional, unmatched experience to learners.

BenchPrep customers include ACT, GMAC, CompTIA, McGraw Hill, Hewlett Packard, AAMC, ASCM, ISM and Peterson’s.

At BenchPrep: 
● Executed demand generation campaigns that built 25% of the sales pipeline over 10 months.
● Executed digital marketing strategies (ads, content, SEO, social media) that influenced 66% of new opportunities in pipeline.
● Managed digital advertising. Created email marketing campaigns and lead nurture campaigns.
● Built and managed marketing automation workflows. Developed lead qualification and scoring model.
● Configured and managed marketing automation platform. Imported leads, built segmentation lists. 
● Created email and landing page templates. Configured integrations, tracking, analytics and reporting.

Marketing Manager

Yakkety Yak

Yakkety Yak is a full-service digital marketing agency that combines brand strategy, content development and digital marketing to create data-driven results for clients.

At Yakkety Yak: 
● Implemented a mix of B2C and B2B marketing strategies for clients to maximize ROI and drive revenue. 
● Generated a monthly ROI of 151%–395% from Facebook advertising for a B2C client and a quarterly ROI of 250% from Google Ads for a B2B client. 
● Enabled the agency to offer SEO services to clients. I grew a client's organic website traffic by 3%–7% MOM.
● Developed Social Media strategies for clients that grew their followers by 3%–9% MOM on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and LinkedIn.
● Reported on monthly performance of each client’s website, email campaigns, contacts database, social media, digital advertising, and SEO. Made strategic recommendations to maximize ROI for each client.

Content Strategist

Info Media LLC

Ran digital advertising campaigns that generated $10.3M in sales revenue for online retailers (2011–2017). Earned commissions from affiliate networks. Generated a yearly ROI of 250% to 320% on ad spend.

Built a weight loss blog that attracted 30,000 monthly visitors. Used SEO, guest posting and large online communities to drive traffic to blog.

Built an email list of 12,000 active subscribers. Tested various subject lines to maximize open rate. Tested different types of email content to maximize engagement and click-through rate.

Built an online community of 3,500 users who created 5,700 topics and wrote 95,000 posts.

Leveraged owned media channels (blog, email list, online community) to sell a self-published eBook. Generated $46,000 in eBook sales from 2009 to 2010.

Built a motivational blog that generated 50,000 pageviews in 30 days from Reddit and StumbleUpon (Mix).

Managed business operations, cash flow, payroll, bookkeeping, accounting, licensing, and legal obligations.

Founder & Marketing Manager

Harris Alternatives LLC (Hedge Fund)

Managed company website feature development, frontend design, content updates and sending email communications to clients. 

Managed data backup planning, scheduling and execution for 10 servers. Managed onsite and offsite data storage. Performed data recovery for end-users as needed.

Assisted in the planning, testing and management of offsite disaster recovery protocols. Owned data recovery portion of the plan. 

Provided IT help desk support for 50 workstation users. Fixed issues with printers, phone lines and network connectivity. Built and configured workstations for all new employees.

Systems & Network Engineer, Website Marketing Manager

Developed an end-to-end email communication system for the company website. Coded functionality and database communication. Developed end-user interface (for marketing team) and admin portal (for IT team).

Wrote administrative scripts that automated manual and tedious network administration tasks. Configured and managed network monitoring software. 

Automated workstation software deployment for new employees. Led IT training sessions for company employees.

Information Technology Intern & Website Marketing Manager

Carl Buddig and Company

Carl Buddig is the parent company of Buddig lunchmeat, Old Wisconsin snack products and Kingsford pre-cooked meals.

Worked closely with the marketing team. Managed and updated the company website. Edited and enhanced website graphics.

Website Marketing Manager (Summer Intern)

AI & Marketing Consultant 🚀 $190M in Attributed Revenue 📢 Former CMO 📈 I help companies leverage AI to optimize their marketing and sales.

⭐ Brand Partnerships & Influencer Marketing: I partner with companies to promote their products to my 464k followers across LinkedIn, X/Twitter & Email Newsletter. I've previously partnered with Notion, HubSpot, Upwork, ClickUp, Miro, Semrush, Instantly, Clay, Lemlist & Gamma.

💬 DM me "COLLAB" to learn more!

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⭐ AI & Marketing Consulting: 

I help companies leverage AI to optimize their marketing and sales. 

● Generate more qualified leads and sales opportunities
● Close more deals and shorten your sales cycle
● Grow your revenue while cutting costs

💬 DM me "AI" to learn more!

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⭐ My Career Highlights: 
● $210M in attributed revenue from marketing campaigns
● 15 yrs of marketing leadership experience (Mngr/Dir/CMO)
● Drove revenue growth from Series A to E stages at startups
● Built & led global teams of up to 20 people across NA & EU
● Managed global expansions (NA, EU, LATAM) & acquisitions
● Established product as a Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant
● Focus: Demand Gen, Digital Mktg, Content Mktg, Sales Dev
● Verticals: SaaS, MarTech, EdTech, Supply Chain & Logistics

Fractional CMO, Marketing Consultant & AI Strategist

I help companies leverage AI to optimize their marketing and sales. 

● Generate more qualified leads and sales opportunities
● Close more deals and shorten your sales cycle
● Grow your revenue while cutting costs

💬 DM me “AI” to learn more!

Visit my website (at top of my profile) for free resources.

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My previous consulting gigs and contract work:

💼 Fractional CMO & Head of Marketing at The Virtual Hub (July 2023 - September 2023)

The Virtual Hub provides virtual assistants and offshore staffing services for businesses. It's a 350-employee company that's bootstrapped and profitable. 

💼 Marketing Strategy & Growth Consultant at Upshift (March 2023 - May 2023) 

Upshift connects people with businesses in need of extra staff. Upshift is trusted by 1600+ businesses across 25+ cities for staffing hourly workers. 

Upshift customers: Compass Group, American Airlines Arena, InterContinental Hotels Group, Six Flags, Victoria's Secret, Cedar Fair, Delaware North, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Hyatt, Kroger.

💼 Fractional CMO / VP of Marketing at Packback (February 2023 - April 2023)

Packback is an EdTech company that uses AI to help educators implement high-quality teaching methods at scale. 

Packback customers: Michigan State University, Maricopa Community Colleges, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, SUNY - The State University of New York, Ivy Tech Community College, FSCJ - Florida State College at Jacksonville, HACC, UNT - University of North Texas, Minnesota State, Miami Dade College.

AI is changing the way we work and innovate. 

It’s reshaping daily tasks and business workflows.

Here are the top 7 AI models redefining how we build, work, and create.

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1. ChatGPT (OpenAI) – Versatile assistant for writing, coding, research, and customer chats. Known for plugins, GPTs, and seamless workflows.

2. Claude (Anthropic) – Prioritizes safety and long-form understanding with a larger context window and ethical alignment at its core.

3. Gemini (Google DeepMind) – Multimodal AI built into Google products, with deep integration across Search, Docs, YouTube, and more.

4. DeepSeek – Open‑source model with large context windows, strong reasoning (math & logic), and efficient inference for cost‑sensitive use.

5. Mixtral (Mistral AI) – Open-weight model using expert routing for faster, cheaper outputs, ideal for developers running custom apps at scale.

6. Llama 3 (Meta) – Open-source, fine-tunable model designed for research and domain-specific adaptation with strong community support.

7. Grok (xAI - Elon Musk) – Real-time AI with X (Twitter) access, bold personality, and strong performance in live, trend-driven conversations.

Speed. Safety. Scalability. Creativity. Each model brings its own strength.

And AI is evolving fast. The winners will be those who keep up.

Save this guide. Share it. Start with one AI tool.

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Influencer (700+ Brand Collabs) 🧠 AI & Marketing Consultant 📢 Former CMO 📩 DM for Influencer Partnerships ➡️ Follow for AI & business growth tips.

Most people try to learn AI in reverse.

They skip the basics and try advanced tools. 

Mastering AI requires a step-by-step approach.

Start simple. Try different use cases. Then build agents. 

Use this 15-step roadmap to go from beginner to expert:

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1. AI Chatbots
➟ Start with learning LLMs and their core capabilities
➟ Learn prompt engineering fundamentals to get consistent outputs
➟ Learn practical applications in content creation and research workflows
➟ Explore advanced features like plugins and custom integrations
➟ Adapt AI chatbots for business support and idea generation

2. AI Agents
➟ Explore automation with platforms like Make, Zapier, and n8n
➟ Learn how to connect your essential business apps and databases
➟ Build multi-step workflows that automate routine business tasks
➟ Ensure system reliability with proper error handling and optimization
➟ Integrate LLMs into workflows for intelligent automation capabilities

3. Agentic AI
➟ Learn framework basics for agent orchestration and tool integration
➟ Implement memory storage and retrieval using vector databases
➟ Apply multi-step reasoning with chain-of-thought planning approaches
➟ Build collaborative agent teams that solve complex problems together
➟ Run full pipelines with smart decision-making and deployment

In the end, it comes down to one thing:
Using AI to solve real-world challenges.

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Google offers several powerful AI tools for free. 

They’re useful for professionals, creators, and businesses trying to use AI. 

From content to visuals to coding, they simplify how you work and enhance your creativity. 

Here are 11 free AI tools from Google (and how to use them): 

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1. Firebase Studio: Use AI to quickly build and launch websites or apps.

2. Veo (Video Generation): Create video clips or animations from simple text prompts.

3. Gemini Ask on YouTube: Chat with videos to get quick answers, chapters, and insights.

4. Gems in Gemini: Build custom AI assistants using files, data, and instructions.

5. Nano Banana (Editing): Edit and refine AI images into creative new variations.

6. Gemini in Google Sheets: Generate text, formulas, and insights within spreadsheets.

7. Google App Builder: Build apps quickly with prompts or templates (no coding needed).

8. Media Generation (Imagen/Nano Banana): Create images from short, simple prompts for instant visuals.

9. Gemini Live (Stream): Host live AI chats with screen sharing for meetings and presentations.

10. Google AI Studio: Test Google models, adjust settings, and compare prompt results side by side.

11. NotebookLM: Turn sources into summaries, mind maps, audio/video overviews, and quizzes for learning. 

Don’t overpay for AI tools. Use Google’s tools for free. 

Start building, creating, and exploring today.

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Most people still prompt like it’s 2022.

Here’s how to go from basic to expert-level: 

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Level 1: Surface Prompts

- Zero-shot prompt: Just ask without examples and hope for the best.
- One-shot prompt: Provide one example to get slightly better results.
- Few-shot prompt: Share multiple examples to guide the answer.
- Easy tasks: Summarize, rewrite, brainstorm, explain like I'm 5.

This is where most stop. It's quick, but basic.
You get generic answers, not high-quality output.


Level 2: Real Work Zone

- Role: Tell the AI who to be and how to sound.
- Tone and style: Define the voice, clarity, or formality.
- Plan → Act → Summarize: Direct the process.
- Define the task: Be specific about what you want.
- Add constraints: Set clear limits and boundaries.
- Provide context: Share background, audience & restrictions.
- Temporary chats: Use ChatGPT without its memory of you.
- Define output format: Bullets, tables, or any structure.
- Tool policy: Turn web browsing on or off.
- Share examples of quality outputs: Set the standard.
- Memory management: Keep projects organized.

This is where quality improves.
You get targeted, practical, and useful results.


Level 3: Where the Magic Happens

- Pick the right model: Select the best tool for the job.
- Thinking vs Fast: Decide if you want thorough or quick answers.
- Reasoning instructions: Tell the AI to think step-by-step.
- Chain-of-Thought: Guide logic instead of just giving commands.
- Iteration loop: Review, revise, and improve responses.
- Problem-solving: Focus on the 20% that gets 80% of results.
- Combine role, context, examples & revision for expert-level output.

The deeper you go, the better your results get.


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People underestimate the power of great prompts.

Here are 5 frameworks you can copy & paste:

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1 - R-A-I-N
➟ Act as a (ROLE)
➟ State the (AIM)
➟ Use the provided (INPUT)
➟ Hit the (NUMERIC TARGET)
➟ In this (FORMAT)

R-A-I-N Example:
➟ ROLE: UX design lead
➟ AIM: Redesign e-commerce checkout to lower cart abandonment by 25%
➟ INPUT: Analytics data
➟ NUMERIC TARGET: 25% decrease
➟ FORMAT: Mobile wireframes + conversion metrics table


2 - C-L-A-R
➟ Given the (CONTEXT)
➟ List any (LIMITS)
➟ Describe the (ACTION)
➟ Define the expected (RESULT)

C-L-A-R Example:
➟ CONTEXT: Warehouse delay logs
➟ LIMITS: Focus on the top two causes
➟ ACTION: Quantify impact + propose three fixes
➟ RESULT: One-page memo


3 - F-L-O-W
➟ Specify the (FUNCTION)
➟ Set the audience (LEVEL)
➟ Define the (OUTPUT)
➟ Clarify the (WIN METRIC)

F-L-O-W Example:
➟ FUNCTION: Career copywriter
➟ LEVEL: Recent graduates
➟ OUTPUT: 900-word article with 4 job search tips
➟ WIN METRIC: 1.5% keyword density + CTA checklist


4 - P-I-V-O
➟ State the (PROBLEM)
➟ Provide key (INSIGHTS)
➟ Choose the (VOICE)
➟ Outline the desired (OUTCOME)

P-I-V-O Example:
➟ PROBLEM: Mobile app adoption is slowing
➟ INSIGHTS: Identify friction points + share 3 user insights
➟ VOICE: Persuasive
➟ OUTCOME: Two strategies to regain growth in 60 days


5 - S-E-E-D
➟ Describe the (SITUATION)
➟ Define the (END GOAL)
➟ Supply illustrative (EXAMPLES)
➟ List the (DELIVERABLES)

S-E-E-D Example:
➟ SITUATION: Create a 6-week communication program
➟ END GOAL: Skills in listening, feedback, conflict resolution, presence, alignment
➟ EXAMPLES: Weekly remote-team exercises scored on clarity & impact
➟ DELIVERABLES: Assessment framework + marketing hook


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ChatGPT is powerful if you know how to use it. 

Learn prompting, models, features & key terms. 

Use this cheat sheet to get more out of ChatGPT. 

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1. ChatGPT Models and Features
↳ Covers the main models and what they’re good at.
↳ Includes five built-in tools to boost performance.

2. Prompting Tips and Techniques
↳ 10 simple ways to write better prompts.
↳ Get better answers with less trial and error

3. Prompting Frameworks
↳ 12 plug-and-play prompt formulas
↳ Structure complex tasks without overthinking

4. Prompting Best Practices
↳ Proven methods to guide ChatGPT step by step.
↳ Fix vague answers and sharpen results

5. Key Terms to Know
↳ Explains key AI terms in plain English.
↳ Helps you understand how ChatGPT works.

Save this to upgrade your ChatGPT experience. 

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If you want ChatGPT to do high-quality research.

Start by improving the prompts you’re using.

Here are 15 prompts to help you structure research from idea to output.

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 1. Create a Research Plan
 2. Brainstorm Research Topics
 3. Review Recent Studies
 4. Build Research Questions
 5. Map a Research Timeline
 6. Analyze a Dataset
 7. Find Research Gaps
 8. Design a Research Method
 9. Check Source Credibility
10. Forecast Research Trends
11. Review Ethical Issues
12. Summarize an Abstract
13. Generate Research Hypotheses
14. Link Interdisciplinary Topics
15. Create a Topic Quiz

Better research comes from refined prompts at every step.

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Better ChatGPT prompts lead to better results. 

Use these 9 powerful prompting rules: 

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1. Provide Context
↳ Specify your goal and describe the situation in detail. 
↳ Example: “I'm launching a fitness app for busy professionals.”

2. Specify the Output
↳ Describe the kind of response you want. Specify type, format, length. 
↳ Example: “Create a landing page headline with 3 variations.”

3. Avoid Vague Requests
↳ Be specific. Unclear prompts = irrelevant replies.
↳ Example: “Write 5 Instagram captions for cupcakes.”

4. Break it Down into Steps
↳ Ask for what you need done step by step and in order.
↳ Example: “Analyze competitors, then suggest 3 pricing strategies.”

5. Request Examples
↳ Asking for real-world use cases makes responses easier to understand. 
↳ Example: “Show me 3 startup email marketing tactics and include example emails.”

6. Choose a Format
↳ Tell it how to deliver the response (list, table, etc). 
↳ Example: “List the pros and cons in bullet points.”

7. Assign a Role
↳ Define who ChatGPT should be. Sets the tone and expertise.
↳ Example: “Act as a social media strategist.”

8. Treat it like a Teammate
↳ Write as if you’re briefing a coworker. Simple, clear, direct.
↳ Example: “Review these 3 marketing approaches.”

9. Refine and Iterate
↳ The first draft is never final. Tweak until it clicks.
↳ Example: “Make this email more persuasive.”

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32 ChatGPT shortcut hacks that boost productivity.

Faster prompts, better results, no wasted time.

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Add any of these shortcuts at the start of your prompt. 

1. ELI5: [your topic] ➠ Get a simple, easy-to-understand explanation.
   
2. TL;DR: [your text] ➠ Get a short summary of the main points.
   
3. Act As: [role or expert] ➠ Get responses written from a specific perspective.

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/ELI5 is used to explain as if to a 5-year-old.
/TLDL summarizes a very long text in a few lines.
/STEP-BY-STEP breaks reasoning into clear, logical steps.
/CHECKLIST turns a response into a checklist.
/EXEC SUMMARY creates a concise executive-style overview.
/ACT AS makes ChatGPT speak in a specific role.
/BRIEFLY gives a fast, ultra-short response.
/JARGON uses technical or industry-specific language.
/AUDIENCE adapts the response to a chosen audience.
/TONE adjusts the tone (formal, casual, or creative).
/DEV MODE writes in a raw, technical developer format.
/PM MODE gives a project-management perspective.
/SWOT outlines strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
/FORMAT AS enforces a specific format (table, JSON, etc.).
/COMPARE puts two or more things side by side.
/MULTI-PERSPECTIVE presents multiple viewpoints.
/CONTEXT STACK keeps multiple layers of context in memory.
/BEGIN WITH / END WITH forces starting or ending with something.
/ROLE: TASK: FORMAT: defines the role, task, and expected output clearly.
/SCHEMA generates a structured outline or a data model.
/REWRITE AS: rephrases in a requested style.
/REFLECTIVE MODE prompts the AI to reflect on its own answer.
/SYSTEMATIC BIAS CHECK asks to identify biases.
/DELIBERATE THINKING encourages slower, more thoughtful reasoning.
/NO AUTOPILOT forbids superficial autopilot responses.
/EVAL-SELF asks for a critical self-evaluation of the response.
/PARALLEL LENSES examines from several angles in parallel.
/FIRST PRINCIPLES rebuilds from fundamental basics.
/CHAIN OF THOUGHT shows intermediate reasoning.
/PITFALLS identifies possible traps and errors.
/METRICS MODE presents answers using measures and indicators.
/GUARDRAIL sets strict boundaries not to cross.

Small shortcuts. Massive time savings.

Use them daily to save time on writing prompts.

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AI will not take your job. Someone using it will.

Those who learn AI now will lead the innovation.

From Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Harvard, AWS, and Vanderbilt.

Start building future-proof skills today (links to free courses below):

Save list for later (click three dots at top right → Save).

1. Google - Intro to Generative AI
• Learn how generative AI models create text, images, and ideas.
• https://lnkd.in/gbSqTX8x

2. Microsoft - AI Course
• Covers core AI principles, neural networks, and deep learning.
• https://lnkd.in/gbyGV3Ni

3. OpenAI - Academy
• Hands-on lessons on GPT models, prompting & AI applications.
• https://lnkd.in/gyBA8XBZ

4. AWS - Foundation Of Prompt Engineering
• Teaches prompt design techniques for AWS-based AI tools.
• https://lnkd.in/gMwXhkxz

5. Vanderbilt Prompt Engineering for ChatGPT
• Explains structured prompting to generate clear, reliable outputs.
• https://lnkd.in/gCUiZuU5

6. Google Cloud × DeepLearning AI - LLMOps
• Guides you through building, deploying, and managing LLM apps.
• https://lnkd.in/g9s-AKmJ

7. OpenAI - A Practical Guide to Building Agents
• Shows how to design and deploy AI agents for real-world tasks.
•  https://lnkd.in/gMmDzseT

8. Coursera - Retrieval Augmented Generation
• Explains how to design RAG systems for better AI accuracy.
• https://lnkd.in/ggRmSmYQ

9. Harvard - CS50 Introduction to AI with Python
• Learn AI fundamentals through hands-on Python projects.
• https://lnkd.in/gTMsSPGs

10. Google - Intro to Responsible AI
• Covers key principles for building safe and ethical AI systems.
• https://lnkd.in/g5-VJgkT

11. Google - AI Essential Courses
• Practical training on using AI tools in everyday work and projects.
• https://grow.google/ai/\

Every hour you invest in learning AI pays you back tenfold.

Pick one course and begin your next chapter today.

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Stop spending hours trying to learn AI. 

I’ve found the best free resources for you.

One list. Easy to follow. With official links.

Save list for later (click three dots at top right → Save).

Here’s the full list of free resources: 

1. The AI Essentials - https://lnkd.in/g-EdNs_Y
→ Understand machine learning basics, neural nets, and real-world uses.

2. OpenAI Academy - https://lnkd.in/gyBA8XBZ
→ Workshops and content to apply AI from basics to advanced use.

3. Claude for Personal - https://lnkd.in/gnpkXgtP
→ Discover how to use Claude for your projects and daily tasks.

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People are using GPT-5 completely wrong.

These prompts turn it into a powerhouse:

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1. Break Down a Problem

Mode: Thinking (High). Verbosity: Long. You are an analyst. Break [problem] into logical steps, explain reasoning, then conclude.

Use case: Get in-depth insights and structured reasoning.


2. Summarize at Speed

Mode: Fast. Verbosity: Short. Summarize [text] into 5 bullet points, each under 12 words.

Use case: Get main points quickly without reading the full text.


3. Self-Critique & Rewrite

Mode: Auto (Medium). Verbosity: Balanced. Draft [X]. Then find weak spots and rewrite a better version.

Use case: GPT‑5 works as both writer and editor for better results.


4. Write Within Boundaries

Mode: Auto (Medium). Verbosity: Short. Create [content] with these rules: max 80 words, include 1 metaphor, end with a question.

Use case: Spark creativity by writing within strict, creative limits.


5. Recall & Expand 

Mode: Thinking (High). Verbosity: Long. Process long input (up to 200k tokens) and generate a coherent 2,000-word [report].

Use case: GPT‑5's big memory keeps everything consistent.


6. Merge Information Sources

Mode: Thinking (Medium). Verbosity: Balanced. Mix [article] + [notes] and create a [briefing] with insights.

Use case: Generate one clear output from mixed inputs.


7. Build Step by Step

Mode: Thinking. Verbosity: Long. Begin with a high-level overview → expand each point → support with examples.

Use case: Break down complex topics clearly without overwhelming the reader.


8. Think Like an Expert

Mode: Thinking (High). Verbosity: Balanced. Answer as if [expert]. Show thinking + weak spots.

Use case: Get expert knowledge and viewpoint on topics.


9. Map and Cluster Ideas

Mode: Auto (Medium). Verbosity: Balanced. List different angles on [topic] and group them into 3 themes.

Use case: Bring structure to brainstorming sessions.


10. Convert Goals into Action

Mode: Thinking (Auto→High). Verbosity: Long. Goal = [X]. Output: a practical execution plan with clear assets and step-by-step actions.

Use case: Turn strategic goals into detailed, actionable plans.


11. Reframe for a New Audience

Mode: Auto. Verbosity: Medium. Adapt [text] for [new audience] with a tone that’s clear and accessible.

Use case: Message adaptation for specific target audiences.


12. Polish Your Copy

Mode: Thinking. Verbosity: Medium. Write clear website copy with a strong structure and engaging tone.

Use case: Create sharp, structured, and reader-friendly web content.


Choose your mode based on task type:

➤ Simple task + Short output = Fast + Short
➤ Complex task + Deep reasoning = Thinking + Long
➤ Not sure which? Go with Auto + Balanced

These settings control GPT-5's thinking and output.


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Experienced ChatGPT users don’t start from scratch.

They use powerful prompts to do 90% of the work. 

🔓 The Advanced ChatGPT Guide

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→ Used by top founders, strategists, and operators
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Inside, each prompt is tested, optimized, and ready to use.

Here’s a sneak peek:

1. Competitor Research
↳ Find your top 5 rivals and outdo them

2. Revenue System Blueprint
↳ Set up a repeatable revenue process

3. Rapid Skill Builder
↳ Master any skill in just one day

4. Platform Growth Engine
↳ Make content perform well with the algorithm

5. Secret Prompt Vault
↳ Use powerful hidden prompts most people miss

6. Negotiation Framework
↳ Follow a proven deal-making framework

7. Direct Response Strategy
↳ Build a system that converts leads to sales

The difference between average and elite output starts here.

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7 Secret ChatGPT Prompts

Feeling stuck? You need to read this. 

You may feel unmotivated. Or think it’s too late.

Fear is creeping in:
→ Fear of missing out
→ Fear of being judged
→ Fear of trying & failing

Your fears are valid. 
Trying something new isn’t easy. 

But you can’t let fear or excuses hold you back. 
↳ They’re part of the journey

✓ Henry Ford started Ford at 40 after his first company failed
✓ Ray Kroc sold milkshake mixers before buying McDonald's at 56
✓ Martha Stewart worked as a stockbroker before writing her first book at 41

I’m sure they had doubts and were scared to fail. 

But they did it anyway. And you can too.

A few tips to help you get started:

1. Surround yourself with successful people
↳ You’ll copy their mindset and motivation
↳ You’ll learn lots of lessons from them

2. Take smart and calculated risks
↳ Start a side hustle while working your current job
↳ When it generates enough income, go all in 

3. Challenge yourself & face your fears
↳ Get out of your comfort zone regularly
↳ It’s how you’ll discover new opportunities

And if you’ve tried and failed in the past
↳ The experience you gained will give you an edge!

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Most people waste hours applying to fake remote jobs.

Top websites with real remote jobs that pay in USD:  

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1. FlexJobs
Browse 100,000+ listings in 50+ remote job categories.

2. We Work Remotely
Explore 130,000+ remote roles in design, tech, and more.

3. Arc
Remote developer jobs and internships matched by AI.

4. Jobspresso
Full-time and freelance roles across 5+ industries.

5. RemoteCo
Browse remote jobs and work resources by industry.

6. JustRemote
Find hidden remote jobs using PowerSearch ($6/month).

7. Virtual Vocations
Explore thousands of telecommuting jobs and premium resources.

8. Remotive
Get bi-monthly updates on remote jobs in 8+ fields.

9. Skip the Drive
Find remote jobs and resources, no commuting required.

10. Pangian
Join the world’s fastest-growing remote job network.

11. Working Nomads
Get curated job alerts weekly or daily for remote roles.

12. PowerToFly
Tech job board for diverse professionals around the globe.

13. Dribbble
Remote freelance gigs for designers, animators & product creators.

14. Remote OK
Find remote jobs listings in design, tech, and more.

15. Landing Jobs
Remote jobs filtered by commute range and flexibility.

16. Career Vault
200+ fresh remote job listings posted daily.

17. Authentic Jobs
Remote design and tech jobs for creative pros at top companies.

18. Wellfound
Find remote startup roles from 100s of listings.

19. Upwork
Millions of freelance jobs for writers, VAs, marketers, and more.

20. Fiverr
Begin with $5+ gigs to build your freelance portfolio.

21. Designhill
Take part in creative contests & connect with clients worldwide.

22. Toptal Business
Premium freelance jobs with zero platform fees.

23. Freelancer
Bid daily on 1,000+ freelance projects globally.

24. FreelancerMap
Browse 10,000+ live IT freelance jobs worldwide.

25. Gun
Freelance as a developer, keep 100% of your earnings.

Thousands of remote jobs are posted every day.

If you're not seeing them, you're using the wrong platforms.

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Agentic AI is advancing rapidly, and its use is growing. 

Here’s a helpful framework to learn Agentic AI. 

It’s a logical roadmap to build real skills, step by step.  

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1. Agentic AI Introduction
➯ AI systems with autonomous decision-making abilities
➯ Main differences between intelligent agents and traditional AI
➯ Agent core functions: perception, reasoning, and action
➯ Business use cases in workflow automation

2. AI & ML Fundamentals
➯ Supervised and unsupervised learning approaches
➯ Neural networks and deep learning architectures
➯ Reinforcement learning powering autonomous agents
➯ Gradient descent and optimization methods for models

3. AI Programming & Frameworks
➯ Python libraries for creating AI agents
➯ API integration to enable function calls
➯ Frameworks: LangChain, AutoGen, CrewAI
➯ Data management and model orchestration patterns

4. Large Language Models (LLMs)
➯ Fundamentals of transformer-based architectures
➯ Tokenization and embedding methods for NLP
➯ Managing context window size and limitations
➯ Fine-tuning and advanced prompt strategies

5. Understanding AI Agents
➯ Types of agent architectures and design patterns
➯ Workflows for multi-agent collaboration and coordination
➯ Agent decision-making processes and reasoning chains
➯ Task-oriented vs. goal-oriented agent approaches

6. AI Knowledge and Memory Systems
➯ Managing short-term and long-term memory in AI
➯ Vector databases for knowledge storage and retrieval
➯ Implementing retrieval-augmented generation (RAG)
➯ Optimizing semantic search and document processing

7. AI Decision-Making & Planning
➯ Strategies for autonomous goal setting and execution
➯ Multi-agent coordination for problem-solving
➯ Hierarchical planning for intricate agent tasks
➯ Self-directed learning via feedback mechanisms

8. Advanced AI Learning & Adaptation
➯ Reinforcement learning with human feedback (RLHF)
➯ Dynamic optimization and control of prompts
➯ Instruction tuning for specific task performance
➯ Continuous agent improvement via reward training

9. AI Agent Deployment
➯ Cloud-based scaling of AI agent applications
➯ Model deployment using API architectures
➯ Performance tuning for low-latency responses
➯ Monitoring tools and maintenance protocols

10. Real-World AI Applications
➯ Automating business processes with intelligent agents
➯ Autonomous systems for research and data analysis
➯ Enhancing workflows through smart agent integration
➯ Decision-support tools for executive operations

Agentic AI isn’t the next trend, it’s the next skill gap. 
Learn it to future-proof your career.

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ChatGPT is powerful if you use all of its features. 

Here’s everything you can do with ChatGPT.

Use these features to save hours daily.

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1. Web Search:
Find real-time info with sources when you need current facts.

2. Deep Research:
Collects and summarizes data from multiple sources for full research reports.

3. Vision (Image Input & Generation):
Analyzes and edits images when you need visual input or output.

4. Camera Mode:
Uses your camera to guide you live through physical tasks.

5. Voice Mode:
Enables hands-free conversations when you're driving or multitasking.

6. File Uploads:
Reads and summarizes long documents for faster reviews.

7. Data Analysis:
Cleans and analyzes data to generate charts and reports.

8. Canvas:
Builds and edits text, code, or designs in real time for projects.

9. Memory (Opt-in):
Stores personal preferences to tailor future responses automatically.

10. Custom Instructions:
Apply your tone, style, and preferences across all chats.

11. Projects:
Organizes chats, files, and tasks to manage long-term work in one place.

12. Scheduled Tasks (Automations):
Sets recurring tasks, reminders, and alerts to automate routines.

13. Custom GPTs:
Builds task-specific GPTs with custom instructions and uploaded knowledge.

14. GPT Store:
Browse ready-made GPTs to handle niche tasks instantly.

15. Agent Mode:
Handles multi-step workflows automatically across apps and tools.

Stop juggling multiple tools. 
Pick one ChatGPT feature and try it today. 

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Google just launched 20 free AI courses (links below).

Learn practical AI skills, no sign-up required.

Master tools, prompts, and workflows.

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1. Gemini Gems: Marketing Sidekick
↳ Build Gemini Gems to automate repetitive marketing tasks.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g67UER6T

2. Customer Insights with NotebookLM
↳ Analyze customer feedback to generate actionable insights.
↳ https://lnkd.in/genaWzxW

3. Easy Content Generation with Gemini
↳ Use Gemini features to create various forms of content and drafts.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gs8gQSG8

4. Pro Prompting in Google Workspace
↳ Apply prompt engineering techniques across Google Workspace apps.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gQpHhmEV

5. Gemini TL;DR for Docs & Drive
↳ Summarize long docs and files using Gemini's summarization features.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g4jUP8ds

6. Personalization with Custom Prompts
↳ Tailor AI output to specific needs with advanced prompt customization.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gvqaw69U

7. NotebookLM for Competitive Edge
↳ Use NotebookLM to synthesize complex info.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gmDU6eZR

8. Gemini Image-to-Sheets Hack
↳ Extract data from images and turn it directly into Sheets data.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gN5xgm3u

9. NotebookLM: "Eat the Frog"
↳ Use NotebookLM to break down difficult tasks into easy steps.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gc-4qZ9W

10. Exec Summaries with Gemini Gems
↳ Turn messy notes/long docs into concise summaries.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gqKYV-9B

11. Gemini Slide Summaries
↳ Generate summaries from presentations in Slides.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gaxGQctq

12. AI for Inbox Management
↳ Manage, prioritize, and respond to email efficiently.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g56PR6hE

13. AI Power-Ups for Workspace
↳ Enhanced productivity across Workspace suite.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gkT8pKsH

14. Create Docs in Seconds
↳ Generate full doc outlines and drafts using AI.
↳ https://lnkd.in/gCgFPpRm

15. Email Content Creation
↳ Utilize AI to write, refine, and optimize email content.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g6uAJUCt

16. Intro to NotebookLM
↳ Use NotebookLM for organizing and analyzing sources.
↳ https://lnkd.in/g-yyQfB8

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Every job seeker wants a high-paying role. But most struggle during job interviews. 

The best candidates prepare so they know what to say and how to say it.

Preparation determines if you get a job offer or get ghosted. 

Use these 10 prompts to stand out and get hired: 

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1. Mock Interview Practice

Prompt: "Act as an experienced hiring manager for {job field}. Conduct a realistic mock interview for {job title} at {company name}. Ask 5-7 key questions, mixing behavioral and role-specific topics. After each answer, provide honest feedback on clarity, confidence, and relevance. End with overall interview performance score."


2. Behavioral Question Builder

Prompt: "You are an interview preparation expert. Create 8 behavioral questions specifically for {job title} based on the job requirements. For each question, explain what the interviewer really wants to know and provide a strong STAR method example answer that shows the ideal response structure."


3. Recruiter Feedback Session

Prompt: "Role-play as a senior recruiter at {company name}. Interview me for {job title} using real questions this company typically asks. Rate each of my responses from 1-10 and explain exactly what would make each answer stronger, including specific words or examples to include."


4. Tough Question Preparation

Prompt: "Simulate tough interview scenarios for {job title}. Ask challenging questions about weaknesses, failures, conflicts, and gaps in experience. After each response, teach me how to reframe negative situations positively while staying honest and building credibility with the interviewer."


5. Essential Questions List

Prompt: "Create a comprehensive list of 12 must-know questions for {job title} interviews in {industry}. Organize by question type: experience-based, situational, and company-specific. Include the purpose behind each question and key points every strong answer should cover."


6. Questions To Ask Interviewer

Prompt: "Write thoughtful questions I should ask during my {job title} interview. Focus on questions that show genuine interest in {company name}, demonstrate industry knowledge, and help me evaluate if this role fits my career goals. Include follow-up questions for deeper conversations."


7. Core Answer Framework

Prompt: "You are a career coach specializing in interview success. Help me write compelling answers for the big three questions: 'Tell me about yourself,' 'Why do you want this job?' and 'What's your biggest weakness?' Tailor each response specifically for {job description} and include confidence-building tips."


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This ChatGPT prompt replaces a $500/hr consultant.

Copy and paste this prompt to try it yourself: 

(Use ChatGPT 5 and enable Web Search.)

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- - - prompt starts below line - - -

You are Lyra, a master-level AI prompt optimization specialist. Your mission: transform any user input into precision-crafted prompts that unlock AI's full potential across all platforms.

## THE 4-D METHODOLOGY

1. DECONSTRUCT
- Extract core intent, key entities, and context
- Identify output requirements and constraints
- Map what's provided vs. what's missing

2. DIAGNOSE
- Audit for clarity gaps and ambiguity
- Check specificity and completeness
- Assess structure and complexity needs

3. DEVELOP
- Select optimal techniques based on request type:
 - Creative→ Multi-perspective + tone emphasis
 - Technical→ Constraint-based + precision focus
 - Educational→ Few-shot examples + clear structure
 - Complex→ Chain-of-thought + systematic frameworks
- Enhance context and implement logical structure

4. DELIVER
- Construct optimized prompt
- Format based on complexity
- Provide implementation guidance

## OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES

Foundation: Role assignment, context layering, task decomposition

Advanced: Chain-of-thought, few-shot learning, constraint optimization

Platform Notes:
- ChatGPT/GPT-4: Structured sections, conversation starters
- Claude: Longer context, reasoning frameworks
- Gemini: Creative tasks, comparative analysis
- Others: Apply universal best practices

## OPERATING MODES

DETAIL MODE:
- Gather context with smart defaults
- Ask 2-3 targeted clarifying questions
- Provide comprehensive optimization

BASIC MODE:
- Quick fix primary issues
- Apply core techniques only
- Deliver ready-to-use prompt

## RESPONSE FORMATS

Simple Requests:
Your Optimized Prompt: [Improved prompt]
What Changed: [Key improvements]

Complex Requests:
Your Optimized Prompt: [Improved prompt]
Key Improvements: [Primary changes and benefits]
Techniques Applied: [Brief mention]
Pro Tip: [Usage guidance]

## WELCOME MESSAGE (REQUIRED)

When activated, display EXACTLY:
"Hello! I'm Lyra, your AI prompt optimizer. I transform vague requests into precise, effective prompts that deliver better results.
What I need to know:
- Target AI: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Other
- Prompt Style: DETAIL (I'll ask clarifying questions first) or BASIC (quick optimization)
Examples:
- "DETAIL using ChatGPT — Write me a marketing email"
- "BASIC using Claude — Help with my resume"
Just share your rough prompt and I'll handle the optimization!"

## PROCESSING FLOW

1. Auto-detect complexity:
 - Simple tasks → BASIC mode
 - Complex/professional → DETAIL mode
2. Inform user with override option
3. Execute chosen mode protocol
4. Deliver optimized prompt

- - - prompt ends above line - - -

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