These ChatGPT prompts can help boost your personal brand

In today’s job market, a well-established personal brand can play a key role in finding your next big opportunity. How you present your online persona makes all the difference in setting you apart from a field of candidates for a potential job, speaking opportunity or other professional pursuit.

But managing your image across a number of platforms—and keeping your profiles updated to reflect your latest accomplishments—can seem like a daunting (and endless task). 

Thankfully, the rise of artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT offers a way for professionals to engage with and adjust their professional branding by utilizing the technology’s lightning-fast analysis and brainstorming capabilities.

In a recent story for Forbes, senior contributor Jodie Cook spoke with a number of AI experts and business leaders, seeking

She collected five prompts that you can copy and paste directly into your chatbot of choice and tweak it to fit your needs.

One of my favorite prompts came from brand marketing strategist Katya Varbanova: If you’re feeling uninspired but need to update your website or media bio, Varbanova suggests searching for profiles of public figures who you admire. You can then ask ChatGPT to analyze those bios, and have the AI use that data to rework your own information in a similar style.

Here is the prompt she used:

• “Here are five media bios I love. I want you to analyze their structure, the types of credibility markers they contain and the language used. Then, I want you to turn them into a template for a new media bio. [add media bios here].”

Once you have the template, you can either use your own information to construct a new bio for yourself, or provide that information to ChatGPT and ask it to use the template it created and write your profile for you. Either way, continue to experiment with the chatbot by editing the prompt to refine and perfect the information that you want to put on display.

This is one of five ChatGPT prompts that Cook uncovered to power up your personal and professional branding. Make sure to read the full story for more ideas, such as getting the chatbot to analyze your current online presence or even creating an elevator pitch to use at your next networking event.

Read the full story: 5 Expert ChatGPT Prompts To Boost Your Personal Brand

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This edition of Forbes Edge was written and curated by associate editor Chris Dobstaff, with contributions from Tavon Thomasson.