They said it couldn’t be done

But I just replaced my entire 5 person marketing team with the amazing new ChatGPT technology.

Here are the 5 jobs on my team that I replaced with ChatGPT & the exact prompts I’m using instead (I'm 100% serious):

1/ Ad copywriter

This one is obvious because all tools built with this tech so far are copywriting tools but still...

I was paying a very expensive ad copywriter so I just replaced them with this prompt for ChatGPT:
2/ Advisor

Yes! I actually fired one of my advisors and took back his advisor equity shares because I could replace him with this prompt:
3/ Project Manager

I was paying this project manager $150,000 a year to manage difficult clients so now I'm saving $150,000 a year with this ChatGPT prompt:
4/ Hiring Manager

The business has been great lately leading me to need to hire like 140 new people every month so I hired a new talent manager to help us find new hires fast. I onboarded them last week but just fired them thanks to this ChatGPT script:
5/ Myself

Yea that's right, I just fired myself!

Every week I feature one Growth Hack in my Growth Hacks Weekly newsletter. Sometimes that Growth Hack is featuring a famous marketing campaign and breaks down what we can learn from it. I don't need to write it anymore:
If you wanna help other people save money by firing their whole marketing team (and themselves) and hiring ChatGPT instead, please:

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