The ChatGPT prompt that makes any website text better

Hey, Pieter here, founder of Your AI Compass.

Have you ever visited a website and thought: "This doesn't sound right"?

Most business websites have the same problems. Big words nobody uses. Long sentences. Too much focus on features instead of benefits.

I created a simple ChatGPT prompt anyone can use to fix these common issues.

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🎯 Click here to get the complete prompt

Last week, I was helping a friend with her online store.

Her products were amazing, but her website words were not. Too many fancy terms. Too much about the product, not enough about what customers really want.

No wonder people weren't buying!

She tried to fix it herself, but wasn't sure what to change.

That's when I shared this special prompt with her.

She put her website text into ChatGPT with this prompt, and the results were amazing.

The prompt showed exactly what was wrong with her words. It found all the parts that were confusing or boring. It spotted where she talked about features instead of benefits.

Then it rewrote everything in clear, simple words that connect with real people.

When she updated her website with this new text, something wonderful happened.

More visitors stayed on her page. More people clicked the buy button.

Her sales went up 31% in just one week.

This prompt helps anyone with a website:

Make words simpler so more people understand. Focus on what customers truly care about. Turn boring features into exciting benefits. Make website text sound like a real person, not a robot.

I'm sharing this because many businesses lose sales due to poor website words.

Try it on any website text. Just copy the words and paste them into ChatGPT with this prompt. Then watch as it transforms boring text into words people actually want to read.

If you use it, I'd love to hear what changed. Just reply to this email and let me know.

I'll be back tomorrow with another helpful tool for your business.

To your success,

Pieter

Founder, Your AI Compass

P.S. This works great for any business writing - social posts, product descriptions, or emails. The simpler the words, the better the results!