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Episode 2: A Beginner's Guide to Prompt Engineering

🕒 Video Length: 11:48

Tired of getting bland, generic, and uninspired results from AI? The problem isn't the tool—it's the instructions. In this complete guide to prompt engineering, we reveal the professional frameworks and advanced techniques that will transform you into an AI power user. Learn how to communicate with models like ChatGPT and Gemini so effectively that your results will be exponentially better, more creative, and more accurate.

🕒 Timestamps

00:00 - The Secret to Better AI Results

01:01 - What is Prompt Engineering (and What Most People Get Wrong)

01:55 - Chapter 1: The 5 Ingredients of a Perfect Prompt

03:55 - Chapter 2: Pro Tips for Better Results

05:51 - Chapter 3: Advanced Prompting Strategies

05:56 - Step-back Prompting for Creativity

07:02 - Persistent AI Agents

07:58 - Meta Prompting: Get the AI to Help You

08:53 - Actionable Implementation Strategy 19:50 - Build Web Apps with Your New Skills using Hostinger Horizons

10:32 - Quick Summary

Additional Reference: AI Tip - Let AI Help You Write Better Prompts


Instead of spending too much time crafting the perfect prompt, try this simple shift:

💬 Describe the outcome you want — and let AI write the prompt for you.

Yes, really. AI is surprisingly good at helping you figure out how to talk to it.

Why this works:

  • AI knows its own structure and capabilities
  • It can give you prompt formats you might not think of
  • You can quickly refine the prompt by giving feedback (e.g., "make it more casual" or "add bullet points")

How to try it:

  • Step 1: Type your desired outcome

“I want a professional LinkedIn post that summarizes a new policy update for our team.”

  • Step 2: Ask ChatGPT:

“Can you write the best prompt for ChatGPT to generate this content?”

  • Step 3: Use, test, and tweak the suggested prompt. Boom — faster, better results.

💡 Pro Tip: The real power comes from collaborating with AI — you provide the goals and judgment, it helps with structure and speed.

Disclaimer: The content shared is for educational and informational purposes only, based on personal experience, research, and opinion. It is not intended as legal, financial, business, or professional advice. We're not a licensed attorney, CPA, or financial advisor. Always do your own due diligence before making decisions related to business, income, or investments.

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