Hey friend,
I wanted to let you know that my friend Devin and I just launched an Advanced Prompt Engineering Course. We have a special launch discount at the bottom of the email.
Why should this course be important to you?
AI is the future. Honestly, it's probably fair to say it's the present.
I can almost guarantee prompt engineering will be the most important skill to master over the next 3-5 years.
Literally google the importance of prompt engineering and you'll see an insane amount of content preaching what I just said.
And the entire premise of this course is to learn advanced prompt engineering in just 30 minutes. This way, you can get more done in less time, with less effort, at a fraction of the cost.
This course is perfect for anyone in marketing, sales, and content roles (founders and managers, consider getting this for yourself + your team). We've been using the strategies we teach in the course to produce more content, drive more leads, and take on more clients. Devin and I have used these strategies and AI-generated content to help ClickUp (a $1B+ company) 10x their monthly social media impressions.
I was recently featured in Business Insider on how I use AI tools to work 30 hours a week and earn 7 figures per month. I also was interviewed last week by The Wall Street Journal on a similar topic.
The course is a mixture of video and written lessons. And we cover things like:
- How to delegate most of your work to AI using the TODO method
- How to identify the best model for each task (GPT-3.5, Bard, Bing, GPT-4)
- How to use the prompting checklist to get great outputs (your inputs define your outputs)
- How to use prompt stacking to get specific outputs (primary prompts + secondary prompts)
- And so much more!
You can save $200 on the course today. Instead of $497, you'll pay just $297. The $200 off is valid until Friday at 11:59pm PST.
The discount is auto-applied on the checkout page (second page).
If you have any questions, hit reply and ask away!
All the best,
Chase and Devin
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