​AI for Everyone: Decoding ChatGPT and Bard with Prompt Storm ​- 91 Days Success Podcast

Google Chrome obviously is a, very important dominant browser. Chrome extensions are pretty popular, so how can we create something that’s going to sit in your Chat GPT but not take up a lot of real estate? So we’ve got something that’s collapsible. It’s there when you want it and when you don’t want it, you just tuck it away and Then you have a whole list of categories from business to help to productivity and writing.

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Hi, and welcome to the 91 Day Success podcast. I’m Jonathan, and today I am thrilled. We’re actually doing a live in-person interview and today I’ve got with me Paul Genk. Paul actually is a West Michigander like I am. And while Paul and I have known each other on social media for years and we think we’ve met before, but we’re not exactly sure.

Recently I did some information on a, chat G p t tool called Prompt Storm. And unbeknownst to me, this is Paul’s project, and so we got reconnected and we agreed to come here into the office and chat. So Paul, welcome Today. I know we’re gonna talk about more than just prompt Storm, but welcome and thanks for coming into the office.

Thank you Jonathan. I appreciate your time and looking forward to Janet with you. So everybody’s gonna wanna know, let’s start off with the big question. What is Prompt Storm and how does it help people when we comes to ai? Back around November 30th chat, g p t came out. It’s A open AI chat bot and really took the world by storm and it was the fastest product, I guess if you will, to get a million users.

And I think it’s about a hundred million now just because of what it is, what it does with artificial intelligence and people are able to ask it all sorts of questions and have chat G P T. Help it or help them with marketing, or maybe it’s something where they’re planning a trip.

And these chat g p t is what’s called a large language model, and it’s been trained on all this data. And one of the key things with whether it’s chat, GPT or now you have Bard out there, which is a ai tool of Google. Is being able to do prompts and prompts or a way to communicate to to ask this artificial intelligence chat bot something and get the output that you’re looking for.

And so Storm my partner and I, Jeff Jeff and I have been business partners on things for probably almost the last 25 years. And the day chat, G p T came out, we started chatting about what it meant and felt, we gotta do something to create something that’s AI related.

And we got thinking about How we could do something that would be helpful to people who are, for lack of better words getting onboarded to that. And as I mentioned prompting is the way that you communicate in the, quality of your questions in what you’re asking is super important if you want to be getting back the right information or how to put something in place.

So we came up with a prompt storm and we’ve loaded it in crafted prompts that are a good jumping endpoint for folks. Whether it’s you’re doing stuff for business, say you want to come up with blogging ideas, say you want to come up with branding ideas, say you want to do stuff related to seo, or maybe you’re going to go to Italy and you want to know some of the best sites to check out or maybe you’re looking for off the beaten path places hidden gems if you will.

And you can use Prompt storm to help you with finding out things related to that in being able to interact with chat G p T and get good quality answers to the things that you want to know. And Save yourself time. And if you are running a business, it helps with efficiency.

Certainly Kim. If you’re not familiar with ch, with prompt storm, it’s a Chrome extension. So you just go in your Chrome browser and you go to the Chrome extension store and look for prompt storm. And it is so easy cuz when you load chat g p t in a tab on your computer, prompt storm come up, comes up on the right hand side.

And you literally, Paul and Jeff have done such a great job. You literally select dropdown menus to the category you’re looking for the type of question you want, and then it gives you prompts or prompt starters at least certainly to work all the way through that. Yeah. Tell us a little bit, I know you’ve historically, as a professional photographer, how did you make the move into the AI world, or what caused that?

Or has that always been an interest in just not part of. Who, what I knew about you? Back in the nineties Jeff and I is the popular internet was taking shape. We got involved in search engine marketing, so we saw that was something that was taking off. And so we did that for quite a few years.

And obviously if you wanted to be found on the internet, whether you were a local business or a global business, It was important to be able to be ranking high, whether it was in a search engine. People think of Google these days, but going back to the nineties, you had obviously Yahoo was a big force.

You had Ulta Vista, you had places like Infoseek. So you were crafting your webpages to be able to rank well for not just say Google. You were trying to rank well for all these other search engines out there. And now obviously that landscape has changed dramatically. And then as we got into the two thousands spam email was a, big deal.

People were dealing with that. And we created spam only, which was a spam email filter. Yeah, I’m familiar with it. We did that for many years and Then I got back into photography myself back probably around 2010. And that had always been a passion of mine. Back when I was 18 I got into interviewing rock stars and having been a guitar player, I got to a point towards the end of High school.

I thought I don’t know if I’m gonna become a professional musician, but I thought this will be fun. And music review which was a magazine here in Grand Rapids which is now Review Magazine. Called them up, told ’em I can get ’em an interview with Gene Simmons of Kiss. Cool.

And didn’t have any experience, didn’t have any connections, managed to make it happen. And really exciting experience, but intimidating. And so once I started doing interviews, I was at a lot of shows. I thought it’d be fun to photograph these cuz I got all these rock magazines when I was a kid.

And so my dad gave me a camera that used to be my uncle’s camera back from the fifties or sixties, and started taking pictures. And then he took me out to Ritz’s Camera, which is at Woodland Mall. Since you stay here from. West Michigan, so you probably remember that. And got a for lack of better words a proper camera or with a time film day.

And so I started photographing all these shows that were coming through the area and was fortunate enough to be able to photograph folks like Pearl Jam, Alison Chains tool, Metallica. And it was a, pretty cool time for music. Myself, I was a. Hair metal guy having been in high school in the mid eighties.

So it was just a very transitional time in music because everything 91, it was going towards grunge and alternative, but I was fortunate to have photographed all that stuff and had it on film and all that stuff got packed away at a certain point. And Did the the music thing for a few years with music review, interviewing people.

Went on to be the editor of the magazine, and then the internet was taking shape and then just got into search engine stuff and then eventually got into software with spam Boy and then came full circle doing photography and then always have. Been technology minded and once you saw AI was really gonna start taking off back in November of 2022, thought it looks like a pretty exciting opportunity. What can we do to find a a jumping endpoint and the prompts were a key thing with, go ahead chat, G P T. So Google Chrome obviously is a, very important dominant browser. Chrome extensions are pretty popular, so how can we create something that’s going to sit in your chat, G p t, but not take up a lot of real estate?

So we’ve got something that’s collapsible. It’s there when you want it and when you don’t want it, you just tuck it away and Then you have a whole list of categories from business to help to productivity and writing. A lot of people use chat, G p T to help them with writing blogs or maybe you wanna write a white paper.

So being able to come up with good quality prompts is what’s gonna lead you to come out with Good quality output as far as what you’re gonna be able to have as far as a finished product. Absolutely. Absolutely. And kudos we’re jumping on so quickly and seeing that, cuz obviously I think you’ve caught a massive wave here to, work with and it’s, like I said, it’s so impressive.

Talk to us a little bit, Paul, about you mentioned categories and you use categories. Inpro Storm to help us as users figure out where to go. How did you and Jeff come up with those categories, and are there thoughts to expand that as, time goes forward, what’s that look like in the future? As far as the categories go it’s just being able to just that’s great.

Yeah. We’ll show it here on the screen. Yeah, just a second.

Yeah we. Go through a variety of categories, everything from art to coding, to education, to entertainment general categories, and just everybody’s gonna be different as far as what their uses and interests are. But I would say if you had to break it down, A lot of people, their focus is gonna be on business, and then you take a step, go further into it, is gonna be marketing, which I believe is how you came across, yeah. Prompt storm I don’t know if maybe you saw it in one of the AI newsletters or something like that. So we are focused on how can we make people’s marketing more streamlined and easy and be able to create prompts where they can just. Fill in the blanks with stuff. So it’s a, stepping in point for them.

And then they can go and go beyond that. And we also have things in there. So say you’re looking for a job we can turn chat, g p t into a a job interviewer. So if you say I’m gonna be interviewing for the director of marketing. Can you interview me as somebody who would be hiring for that and ask me one question at a time and wait for my answer and then follow up and then you can have it be able to do that.

You can set up chat g p t in such a way and say, You’re a this, you’re a, that, you’re a marketing expert, you’re the head of hr. You’re a a travel tourist advisor. I believe the, what you call that is like priming it. Say you, so you wanna say dictate a, certain mindset that you’re communicating to the artificial intelligence, this case being.

Chat, G P T, and then you get it to communicate on those terms. With you? I think that’s one of the things that I really liked about it when you got it set up, was that not only do you provide the dropdown menus for us to take a look at, but then there’s always appropriate questions where we get to fill in data and then based upon that combination of category in data, you guys are creating prompts, right?

That allow the system to give us much better. Responses and much more accurate responses overall. I think that was one of the things that just so impressed me with that. Talk to me a little bit about AI is changing very rapidly. Oh yeah. Every day there’s new news and, all that. What are your plans for Prompt Storm going forward?

Do you think you’ll work with any of the other ais that are out there? Is it too soon to tell? What does that look like? If, I can ask you to share without sharing too much? Yeah absolutely. So right now perhaps by the time this is online, you’ll be able to use it with Bard, which is Google artificial intelligence chat bot.

So you’ll be able to go too bard. And over in the right hand side, you’ll see the prompt storm. Thunderbolt and you can pull out those categories and you can fill in the blank, those prompts and execute those same prompts on board as you can on chat. G p t So is more of these chat bots come online?

Our goal is to be able to interface with those. And some of ’em they’re, gonna be. Similarities. Sure. And there’s gonna be differences. So you may say something about you wanna do a prompt related, say marketing plans. So you want to create that on chat g p T. So then you can take that same prompt architecture and execute that on board.

And maybe you can compare and contrast and you’re gonna. Maybe some things that are quite similar or some things that are different. And I view ai not as a replacement, but as an enhancement to be able to help you build your business. And create a efficiency.

It’s amazing how fast it can write. Oh, it is stuff, but I don’t, I’m not an advocate of saying this is gonna, Replace this, it simply enhances that risk when things that I’ve written and I, I enjoy creating amount of myself, but you’ll want to sometimes put that in there and say how would you write this better?

And it may totally rewrite that, but you don’t necessarily take what’s rewritten. But maybe there’s like a word or two of, okay, I like that word. And then you just take that and integrate that into there. But yeah, my view is it’s, good enhancement for being able to to increase your productivity.

And as far as where it’s gonna go forward there’s been open ai papers that have been released around the time they did chat G P T four. Which I believe was mid-March. Bear in mind what you have access to and what I have access to and the general public has access to isn’t what they have access.

Oh, absolutely. So they’re further ahead and In those papers, it talks about being able to use tools and for us as a, species it was a big turning point when we were able to use tools. So if ai as you’re seeing with Google with Bard and all that, being able to use tools, you are gonna be able to execute things just as far as if you have somebody who’s working with you employee and say, I need to get this done. I need to get that done. You are saying, I, I want these things done within a certain timeframe and executed. And you’ll be able to do that with tools and with chat G P T. Now for the plus users you’re seeing plugins rolled out and so they’ve got a, web browsing capability, a code interpreter.

But you’ve got other companies who are doing plugins, so you’ll be able to use tools within that context, within that framework. And it’s, yeah, it’s gonna be pretty amazing. But I, don’t think I would say turn everything over to that. I, think you wanna be able to make sure that what you’re getting back is.

Exactly what you’re looking for, absolutely. And that’s, important. No, I think the, tool is, the right way to look at it. It is a tool just like I can do long form de division and I can do complex multiplication. At least I could when I was younger. The calculator helps me do that faster and I really see prompt G T P, or I’m sorry, prompt storm as that same type of tool with chat G T P.

If you’re not as experienced in writing prompts or even somebody like Myself’s been using it for months, it helps me better understand how to, craft and communicate with the system to get the responses that I’m looking for. And it’s just, and it’s an amazing tool. Now, I know personally I got access to the plugins recently through as a plus user.

I actually like the chrome extensions better, okay. Than I do the plug-ins. Okay. The integration seems smoother and all that. As a developer. W what’s your opinion on that Chrome extension versus a plug-in that’s built into, or an add-on, I guess you can plug into to chat G p t? Any thoughts on that difference as that’s a, brand new era for us?

What’s gonna be interesting is to see where things go with the Google, because obviously open AI with chat G B T they’re putting that into their, Architecture when you go to the open AI right website to their chatbot Google controls more real estate. Oh, absolutely. So it’s gonna be interesting to see where that goes.

The chrome extensions yes, are nicer, but that landscape has existed way longer true than the, chat G B T. Landscape, but I think we always have to go back and look at what the what was the web like say in 19 95, 96. And what is it like now? If you go to say something like archive.org and you type in a website that you know now and look at what it looked like then so some of this stuff is gonna be it’s gonna be very rough.

Oh yeah. But. The, technology behind the scenes is phenomenal. What you’re seeing on the front end may not look as pretty or as exciting. So it’s more about what it’s doing for you on the back end. But with what we have with plugins, we’re riding over the top of that.

We’re handholding you. And if you wanna do prompts say you know you like a certain book, you want recommendations you can Google that. Yes. But this is gonna go through all that stuff just like that. Absolutely. And it’s gonna say you like this book. You want to know, say five other books that are a similar theme.

It’s gonna give you that and it’ll give you a synopsis of that, and then you can make some choices based on that. So it, it is gonna be interesting to see how it changes the landscape of search. Yeah. And I have some feelings on that. You’re not going to, I don’t know.

A couple years from now, are you going to be able to Go through individually and look at different sites the way you could, if you type something into Google, of course the concern of be is like, oh, this is a spam site that was ranking a certain way. Okay, I c i appreciate that being weeded out.

But there is also a, certain level of I also want to do my own investigation if I’m looking for something. This is getting it to you much quicker and it just maybe depends on what your what your time is. And sometimes you don’t have a lot of time True. And you want to get the information as fast as possible, but the velocity of this stuff is just insane.

Yeah. And what was say a year? Is happening within weeks. And even people who are in AI will share those feelings. And I, think it’s easy to assume that everybody knows about certain things. In, in, no matter what industry you’re in a bubble and you think everybody knows what you do.

And they, don’t necessarily know that. And I, think that’s one of the good things about what, prompt Storm does is it makes it easy for people who are just coming into this AI world and learning how to communicate. And because, I don’t know, I think as we talked about before we went on camera, maybe we realized that we’re not as good of communicators as we thought we were, and we assume.

Somebody understands what we’re looking to communicate, but when you communicate to ai, you’re communicating in that in such a way where maybe you’re poorly communicating it, then you’re going to get a poor output back. So our goal is to be able to get you on your feet and be able to create with fill in the blank prompts to get you.

Cloudy answers to what you’re looking for, whether it’s creating a marketing campaign or you’re gonna take a trip to Rome, Italy. And you want to know where some of the hidden gems are in in Rome that you may wanna see if you’re with a family. And so yeah I think AI is important in just helping us with general communication.

It’s who we are, just. You and I being able to sit here and have a conversation. So maybe I’m thinking about things a little bit differently when we’re talking because of ai, absolutely. No, it’s true. You mentioned obviously it’s a great way to get people started. I find I still use Prompt Storm regularly, especially when I’m thinking of working my way through a prompt and that type of thing.

Do you have any, case studies or, stories that you’ve gotten back from users as far as user experiences of how Prompt Storm has. Helped people get started with these tools and been beneficial to them? Yeah, absolutely. What I think is important is being able to have a dialogue with the people who are using what you’ve created.

And we started doing a newsletter a couple weeks ago because that’s a great value to have that dialogue. Because if you’re, creating something essentially this is a solution. We want to know how are you using it? And we’ve had people share information with marketing, what they’re looking for on that.

So we’ve crafted some prompts based on direct feedback. So for me to create stuff, because I think that this is cool. Isn’t necessarily what you want. So I think it’s important to have that feedback and create what people are looking for we’ve had people in the medical profession say I use chat GPT to help with Diagnosises, and you’re not obviously saying I’m just gonna let AI decide what’s right for my patient.

But what you can do is you could take things with lab values body measurements patient history, put that in there and it could say, this is an assessment. Absolutely. Obviously you want to be taking that additionally and talking if you yourself are a medical professional in analyzing that, making sure that sounds correct, but additionally having another person who’s A professional at another level review that, but you can get that assessed at a rapid rate and you may catch stuff that you know, somebody wasn’t gonna catch before. I think that we’re gonna have huge breakthroughs. Especially in the field of medicine. Because of ai. We’re only just so smart. And. This is a, sum total of old knowledge there. And if you’ve got this rapid speed to be able to assess things, analyze things we’re gonna be looking at some huge breakthroughs. The, speed you think about I think about like with my mother and the stuff that she saw in her lifetime from say 1934 until she passed in 2022. That’s an amazing period of time. But then you think our lifetime all that stuff. You, have an exponential angle to that. It’s just it’s, gonna be mind blowing. They just barely had telephones, I think.

Oh, yeah. In that time. As far as for regular residential use. And then what, that morphed into then you had party lines where you know, maybe, I think it was like you were your and your neighbor both had, and then you had rotary dial. Now your phone. It does everything, but yet people don’t want to talk on it.

Yeah. Now it’s so true. So it’s just it’s fascinating and it’s gonna be fascinating to see where AI goes with all of that stuff. And yeah, I mean it’s just when you look at the jumping in points for each. Generation myself from the early seventies until now from what what I’ve seen in technologies that are no longer there. And you things change. There’s the that quote, the only constant has changed. So True. And and sometimes yeah it’s, painfully difficult to see that change. It Sometimes that change affects you in a positive manner. Sometimes that change affects you in a very painful manner.

It just you, gotta learn to navigate. But of course, sometimes that’s easier said than done in, our lives. Let’s go on to, we’ve a lot of business owners and entrepreneurs that watch the podcast, Paul and maybe you don’t want to answer and that’s okay. How do you monetize a free Chrome plugin like this?

How is it worthwhile for you and your team to be creating this and investing the time and energy? Which by the way, thank you. It’s a great tool, but I know I, if there is a subscription, I haven’t seen it yet. So how, do you guys monetize this long-term? How is this a viable business for you? We’re looking at a variety of possibilities.

One may be doing a premium model. Another may be breaking it out on a niche basis. Oh, okay. So here’s a version of Prompt Storm that’s specifically for marketing, or here’s a prompt storm that’s specifically for something like real estate professionals. I’d love to say this is what we wanna do.

We’re just. Easing into this? Sure. We’ve barely been out there a month and I think it’s important to find out how people are using it rather than assuming this is how they’re going to use it. So I can say, yeah we’re gonna do a premium version, but we may not do a premium version.

Sure. We may do a, version for marketers that may at some level be a premium version. So it’s a matter of listening and paying attention to what people are using it for and going from there. And just it, again, like I said, the velocity of this stuff is I, is mind boggling just on a daily basis.

So I think it’s a matter of paying attention to what’s going on within the AI world as best you can. We saw a few days ago, obviously Google and Bard, they’re coming up with more stuff. Okay? We gotta pay more attention to that. We want to integrate that. You’re gonna have other models out there.

We’re gonna integrate that because there’s gonna be some people are gonna prefer chat, G P T. And some people are gonna prefer Bard. Some people prefer an Android, some people prefer an iPhone, and some people prefer a pc, some people prefer a Mac. So it’s gonna depend. And some of those things it may become more specialization somebody’s gonna use this.

Some people like chat, G P t wore for coding versus Bard, but. It’s a horse race. I think it was around 1999 maybe around when Google came out. And you had all these other search engines. You say you search for something, you don’t say you search for something.

And I Googled that. Yeah. So Google blew everybody out of the water. And i, would never write Google off. And Google could become a dominant player or whoever, maybe the big player a year from now might not be open ai. It might not be Google. It may be an organization that we’ve never heard of.

So it’s just you, gotta surf and, navigate that stuff. And you just, it’s an exciting time as well. It is. That goes. One of the things that I think is so cool about what you’re doing at Prompt Storm, and you shared with me before we started recording as everybody else watches the podcast, I always ask our guests if they had 91 days or three months and a thousand dollars to start a new business, what would they do?

And Paul let me know on the way in that he’s actually set that up into Brom Storm now in a manner. Yeah. Can you tell us what you’ve done there a little bit? Sure. I had added in a prompt here. Rush this for a second. If you can walk us through and we’ll show it on the screen while you’re walking us through.

Yeah. So you’ve come over to the categories, pull down to business and under a subcategories ideas and brainstorming. And the prompt is business ideas for starting over. And it says you’re a serial entrepreneur, just so you prime it. What would you do if you had to start over with a thousand dollars to build a business?

And you can put in what your skill sets are and what actionable steps would you take in the next 91 days? And I had listened to your first podcast as well. And you’d mentioned the goal was to be generating $10,000 per month after the 91st sale. That’s the goal. Yeah. Put that in there.

What, say let’s, try it out. What, do you want to put in here for a skill set to you? Let’s, think here a moment. So I know let’s say I’m into woodworking. Okay. I’m not, but I’d love to be. Let’s, see what it does here. Okay. My skill set is a woodworking. And then if you would, let’s read off what, yep.

Or at least summarize whatever makes sense. As you can see on the screen here as we’re going it’s, creating quite the prompt or quite the results I should say. The neat thing is as Paul entered that, as you can see on the screen, it just automatically prompts chat gtp, and we’re getting.

The AI to give us some suggestions on what we should do. So it’s as if if I had to start with just a thousand dollars and my skillset was woodworking, here’s some actionable steps I would take in the first 91 days to build a business that generates $10,000 per month after the 91st day. Number one, define your niche.

Identify specific woodworking niche that you wanna focus on, such as custom furniture. Home decor, wooden toys. This help target market the marketing efforts and differentiate you from your competitors to create a business plan. Outline business goals. I’m just gonna go, yeah, that’s fine.

Briefly three, build a portfolio. Start by creating a collection, high quality woodworking pieces that showcase your skills and craftsmanship. Take professional photographs of the work to create an impressive portfolio to attract potential customers. Set up an online presence. Create a website or online store to showcase your work.

Network and collaborate. Attend woodworking and artisan events. Join woodworking communities. Six. Offer your services locally. Start by offering woodworking services to local customers. Approach interior designers, architects, homeowners. Who might be interested in, custom pieces and or renovation, offer skills for commissions or small projects.

Leverage online marketplaces. It says for number seven, utilize online platforms such as Etsy, eBay, Amazon. Number eight, implement effective marketing strategies developing marketing. Advertising, seo, content marketing, social media. Offer woodworking classes and workshops. Share your expertise offering woodworking classes.

Be a great way to generate additional income. Establish yourself as an authority in your field. 10, scale your operations as your business grows. Consider hiring additional help or outsourcing certain tasks. To free up your time for more woodworking projects. Look for opportunities to expand your product line, additional services to increase revenue streams.

Amazing. So if you haven’t used chat, g p d, that’s a prime example of how we can help your brainstorming come up with ideas. And the neat thing is obviously from there we could ask it to expand on any one of those sections and Oh yeah. And carry on that conversation. Absolutely. Have a dialogue with it.

Because if, somebody is using chat g p t over on the left hand side, you’ll see that, that there’s your conversations. So you could continue that conversation right now and ask additional questions or you could come back to it in say, three days and you’ll be like, oh, what about this?

So it has. A memory just is, you have a memory of what was discussed, so you can talk to it like you’re talking to a regular, human being and it’s, accessing this stuff and it can maybe take you in directions that you wouldn’t have thought. On these there’s 10 things that it listed.

Sure. So let’s say you’d be like, oh, Okay, ADA, those, yeah, I could have come up with that, whatever. But there’s maybe two things and it’s oh yeah, wow. I didn’t think of that. That’s, a really good idea. And so you, may wanna build off of that.

So I think it’s, super helpful as far as Id idea generation. Oh, absolutely. So yeah I, think Just being able to be able to learn, to create prompts in being very specific about what you’re looking for. Whether it’s just simple, something simple as you’re looking for a definition or a greater understanding of things.

You could say, explain this to me, like I’m five years old. You you’ve got folks who work for you, so you send somebody something. And you understand it because of your personal framework, but maybe they don’t understand things in a way that you do. So they might want to take that and put that into there and say, explain it to me like this.

And it opens up a new way that they can think about that and be able to accomplish that task for you so that you know you can achieve that goal. Yeah. It’s actually one of my favorite things to do with chat. G P T is creating standard operating procedures. You can create a set of instructions like Paul was talking about, and either the user can put that in and get a, feedback or when you’re creating it, if you’re like me, you’ve probably missed a few parts as you created it.

You can put that in the chat G P T and ask it to improve it for readability and to check it for accuracy, and in most cases it will pick up some subtleties that you missed. Or sometimes even some big rocks that you missed along the way. Sure. And help fill that in. It’s, just really amazing. Paul, I want to thank you for coming in again.

This has been great to do it in person and yeah, have the opportunity to chat and really just tickled that you had decided to add that prompt into, prompt storm and, now everybody’s got the ability to use that. Smart move cuz. We’ll now recommend this to everybody, obviously. Go ahead and get the ideas.

Love it. We’re gonna add links in, so if you want to download Prompt Storm and figure out how to do that, we’ll do that. As far as links and make sure that’s available. If people have any questions or ideas or things like that, how do they communicate with you and your team on how they’re using Prompt Storm and what things they might do?

Yeah, if everybody wants to shoot me an email directly, it’s just Paul prompt storm dot a p. I’d be happy to chat with them. Otherwise if they want to download Prompt Storm and it’s in the Google Extensions or if they just go to Prompt Storm DOP and it’s an easy download and get, themselves up and rolling within a few seconds.

And I wanna let you know we’re not the only people that think Prompt Storm is really cool if you’re in the AI world at all. There’s a couple of major players and major websites that are out there, and I know of four of them at least. That have already recognized and done features on Prompt Storm.

Bens Bytes has one of my favorite future tools as well as AI Valley and the Rundown. I know I look at all of those sites and just a testament, Paul, to what you guys have done that you’ve been featured in all four of those very prominent AI sites. So congratulations on that. Yeah, thank you.

It’s a great honor and I appreciate you taking the time for me, Jonathan. Absolutely. With that, everyone, we thank you for joining us. I encourage you. Go download prompt storm. Start using chat, G P T if you’re not, learn how to use it to expand what you’re doing as a business leader. There’s so many tools apart from just basic content creation, and if you want more, I’m also gonna put a link here to a private Facebook group that I run all about how to use chat G p T for entrepreneurs.

And that’s actually where we originally discovered. Paul’s plugin. Check it out, check out our group. And with that, make it a great ud83dudccd day and we’ll see you on the other side.