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Don't tell ChatGPT to make it better. Say this instead.

A customer's cake order went sideways. Wrong pickup day, a flavor change, and a nut allergy question nobody answered.

  1. Mistake: Telling ChatGPT to just make it better. Instead: Ask for specific changes. In the lesson: use the safer allergy wording, make it warmer and under 120 words, and keep every other fact exactly the same. Stepthrough, free at learn.ynteractive.com.

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The mistake

Telling ChatGPT to just make it better

It has to guess what better means, and it can quietly change a fact you needed to keep.

Do this instead

Ask for specific changes. In the lesson: use the safer allergy wording, make it warmer and under 120 words, and keep every other fact exactly the same.

Businesses and people in the examples are made up. The steps, screens and wording come from the free lesson and the Stepthrough glossary and prompt library.

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