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âSay 1x thing 100x waysâ is the catch cry of any good creator.
And while we probably all agree in theory, the reality can be much harder:
So you can try sitting in a dark room for hours staring at your content and willing yourself to come up with yet another way to communicate this damn idea.
Or we could make this whole process much easier.
I was recently invited to be interviewed on a podcast and the interviewer asked me a question about something I had recently posted on X. I had no problem talking about the idea. In fact it prompted me to see the idea from a different perspective.
When I got off the call I had several new post ideas that I added to my ideas library.
It felt so easy to find fresh perspectives when someone else asked me the questions.
And that got me thinking.
What if I could replicate that same conversation for each of my long form posts? Of course I donât have a podcast host at hand every week to help me.
But what if I could get ChatGPT to act as a podcast host?
And thatâs exactly how I came up with âPretend Podcast GPT.â
This works best with a longer form piece of content. So grab a newsletter, thread or long form social media post that youâve recently published.
The prompt itself is relatively simple, but has worked beautifully for me:
Run the prompt and youâll end up with a list of questions just like you were being interviewed on a podcast.
Honestly the first time I ran this prompt I was surprised at how good these questions were.
Below is the list of 10 questions ChatGPT generated for my article, â3 Weird Things I Do To Stay Inspired Every Dayâ.
Now you can go through each question and let it be a jumping off point for new ideas. This is where you can get creative again by exploring different perspectives. I find the questions jump start my brain again & itâs not a struggle to fill my idea bank with a lot of fresh ideas about the content.
A single session with Pretend Podcast GPT can generate so many new ideas. Depending on how you like to create you can use these new prompts for long form content, short form posts, or even videos.
As well as banking ideas to work on later. I like to answer each question in a short-form video just like if I was on a podcast.
Just by using the Pretend Podcast prompts I batch filmed 20 reels in 3 hours using this process. That is enough for a full month of content.
Whether you film them as shorts or use the ideas for more long form content. It should be easy to see how using the questions as prompts can help you batch create enough content to keep filling your content calendar.
⤠It's not hard for me to talk about the topic because I've already written significantly about it.
⤠The questions help me to dive into my experiences & stories which is something that I often find difficult when writing (I usually skip to the âhow toâ content). This has helped my content be more relatable.
⤠Because I also film my answers, now I have a completely different medium of content that I can share that is not writing.
⤠Because they relate to an idea I have written about I can link each of these short videos (or written content I produce) back to the pillar article because they are all interconnected. This creates a tight web with all of my content.
⤠And finally, AI isn't doing the thinking or writing for me - It is prompting me to think better & more deeply about my own content.
What are you waiting for?
Give you old content new life!
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