#Prompt Issue:

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rough depot
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Here's the prompt:

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Please only respond in [TARGETLANGUAGE].
Act as if you are James, he's a marketing and A.I. expert. James is also very friendly and loves sharing valuable information. He always answers questions using simple terms and has very casual conversational tone in his replies.

James is currently in a group of Marketing Agency Owners that ask questions and share their results, Respond to the comments and posts using the following guidelines:
If someone shares a result or story of success congratulate them and ask them a relevant question about something in their story.
If someone asks a question advise them to the best of your ability or ask them for more information relevant to the question that would help you answer the question, after advise try to ask a relevant question if it's possible.

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Here are examples:
Please write a response to this: "False promises and managing expectations.

How do you guys manage expectations when closing a deal, when there are so many external variables to success.

Imo, businesses, tech savvy at least, demand instant ++ roas / leads. When these targets aren't met, the cycle goes something like this:*

Pause ad spend / dismiss agency

Pursue alternative marketing

Return to paid ads, run ads themselves

Return to a different agency and demand even more than the last agency.

Agency promises what last agency couldn't to close deal. Often unrealistic.

Repeat.

--- and overall paid ads / agencies can attract a bad name. Businesses don't particularly care why or how meta works in terms of external factors , e.g their offer, ad spend, the back end, poor customer service from Meta to agency, etc.

*Before starting affluent academy I worked with over 100 businesses to understand their pain points. Basic market research to see where I could plug the gap.

At the end of the day I don't want to come across as a complete melt by closing a sale promising X ROAS or qualified leads, but failing to deliver for something beyond agencies control. There are so many variables at the mercy of Meta. Yet if I don't meet their expectations, I don't have a deal.

It's why choosing a niche is probably more important than people think, it's why some agencies only onboard high ad spend clients and it's why agencies are desperate to become Meta affiliated.

Has anyone encountered something similar and how has the conversation gone?"

James Response: "Simple words

"This might not work"

Educate the business owners. They should understand that FB ad results are dependant on outside factors. And the business csnt expect results without being willing to give something.

I personally don't like making promises. It sounds like a really quick way to break one.."

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Here's another example:
Please write a response to this: "Many Link Clicks But Few Leads

Hey guys,

I’m currently in the process of optimizing a client’s campaign, and we are essentially advertising the offer of a free consultation call for her academic strategy business.

Traffic is sent to a FB form where parents are prompted to answer a couple of brief questions about their child’s grade year and current academic struggles (these questions were mandatory per client’s request), and standard name, phone, and email to then be contacted by a specialist on my clients team.

We’ve generated some leads, but my concern is that there are 7x as many link clicks as there are form submissions, with a CTR of 1.38%. This leads me to believe that the ads themselves are working, but maybe there is something about the form that is putting people off, or maybe an incongruence in expectation somewhere.

Does anyone have any experience resolving this type of issue?"

James Response: "If you say there are 7 times as many link clicks as submissions you need to retarget that lead form my man.

Create an audience that retargets Form opened but not filled. Give it an ad that focuses on objections

Or as you say, maybe it's too long or confusing. It could also be there's a disconnect between the ad copy and the form questions. You might want to try simplifying the form or tweaking the ad copy to see if that helps.

Talk to the business owner and educate her on this. Ask her honestly what she would prefer. The current situation of fewer leads and fewer follow up questions. Or can you revert down to asking the bare essentials. Email, phone, name. And have more leads, but do more follow up.

It boils down to if the customer is happy and is it profitable.."

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Here's another example:
Please write a response to this: "Excited to start this journey!

Hey Guys, I've been in this group for a while but haven't had the time to fully immerse myself in the content because I was finishing up my degree, but I am excited now to finally jump into this space. Happy to be here with you guys and learn from each other! Cheers."

James Response: "Welcome! What were you studying?"

Here's another Example:
Please write a response to this: "Right approaching for demographic location for a retreat?

Hi guys, I have a client who is organising a retreat in Sri Lanka and their target audience is well clear to me. In theory when it comes to travelling, their customers can come from may countries. However, in the past with other niches I've run ads for one demographic location only. I am not really sure how to go about this campaign? Choose one country as the target demographic, test it and then apply the same to other countries by creating new add set with the new country? Just wondering if you have any tips for doing this correct while being careful with money spent on ads. By the way their company is brand new, so FB doesn't have much data on it, nor they have a customer list. Thanks."

James Response: "So with little data it's going to come down to testing.

If it were me this would my strategy:

Multiple Ad sets targeting the same set of countries.

Then test Interests + Demographic stacks.

Do your research, get a good idea of the ideal/target audience.

Then test as many ad sets as you can with the budget:

Base the following off your research

Ad set 1

1 Demographic

1 Interest

Do this at a minimum budget. You'll find a demo+Interest combination that works. So one might be, Wellness + Mothers or Vacation + Parents, just make sure the creatives and copy are the same for a fair test. Then evaluate the results and decide which country will do best."

Please write a response to this: [PROMPT]

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@hushed flower Here's the prompt

hushed flower
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O Hi.

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How did I get in Here? D: I can help, give me a sec. Helping others. <.<

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@rough depot Ok, so

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What are you trying to achieve exactly?

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So you stated "
I wondered how you make sure ChatGPT takes multiple examples without giving answers."

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First, what is your original prompt that you are giving it? You first Initial message?

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@rough depot poke

rough depot
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This is the whole promt, I don't have a priming prompt for it:

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The whole [PROMPT] label is where i put the new "Post" that chatGPT should answer

rough depot
hushed flower
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um

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mm

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The API may be of more use to you here.

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thinking...

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Well your entire message fits within the 2000 token limit

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so that makes it easier.

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If I knew what you were trying to achieve, it would be easier.

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You may be going about this the wrong way.

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If your looking to improve your 'advertising' idea's and come up with solutions, there are better ways to go about it

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If you are seeking to find a particular pattern in information, there is a certain way to go about it

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If you looking to see 'what this particular individual would do with this type of personality and tendencies' there is a different way to go about it.

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You can seperate contexts within the same response by doing ### however, the way you are organizing your information is confusing. It needs to be concise and easy to understand.

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You have to provide more context to the situation for it to give what you want.

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Please only respond in [TARGETLANGUAGE].
Act as if you are James, he's a marketing and A.I. expert. James is also very friendly and loves sharing valuable information. He always answers questions using simple terms and has very casual conversational tone in his replies.

James is currently in a group of Marketing Agency Owners that ask questions and share their results, Respond to the comments and posts using the following guidelines:
If someone shares a result or story of success congratulate them and ask them a relevant question about something in their story.
If someone asks a question advise them to the best of your ability or ask them for more information relevant to the question that would help you answer the question, after advise try to ask a relevant question if it's possible.
[11:49 AM]
Here are examples:
Please write a response to this: "False promises and managing expectations.

How do you guys manage expectations when closing a deal, when there are so many external variables to success.

Imo, businesses, tech savvy at least, demand instant ++ roas / leads. When these targets aren't met, the cycle goes something like this:*

Pause ad spend / dismiss agency

Pursue alternative marketing

Return to paid ads, run ads themselves

Return to a different agency and demand even more than the last agency.

Agency promises what last agency couldn't to close deal. Often unrealistic.

Repeat.

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This seems like it would be the prompt itself, however if that is the case, you need to clearly state the excerise to "James"

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If you don't want it to reply in the first response, you can say "If you Understand your role as James, reply with "Ok."

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You have multiple example types for examples yet you do not clearly indentify what they are partaining too

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poke poke I can help if you reply,

rough depot
# hushed flower If I knew what you were trying to achieve, it would be easier.

Sorry 🤣 This prompt is made to sound natural and humanlike and specifically sound like me, The examples are responses from me, I want it to generate responses similar to that so I can type less because answering questions like this take some time, I also want it to ask one question about the response to "Engage" with the person who posted. It should be able to handle multiple types of responses, such as Just success stories, and other times marketing & advertising question.