Let’s get real.
You’re building something.
You got a podcast, a website, maybe a whole movement—but your messaging?
It’s good… but it ain’t hitting like it could.
That’s where ChatGPT walks in like a lyrical ghostwriter, a branding therapist, and a marketing assistant—all rolled into one AI homie who don’t need sleep.
So let’s talk three ways you can use ChatGPT today to clean up your messaging, keep your vibe, and catch more ears, eyes, and hearts.
1. Website Copy: Less Corporate, More You
Most websites read like a bank wrote them.
Boring. Safe. Forgettable.
If your "About" page sounds like it came from a dusty resume, we gotta talk.
What to do with ChatGPT:
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Give it your raw thoughts (bullet points, voice memos, scribbles)
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Tell it:
“Turn this into conversational, clear website copy that sounds authentic, confident, and helpful—not salesy.”
Or get spicy with:
“Write my homepage like I’m talking to my ideal client over coffee, not like I’m presenting at a board meeting.”
๐ก PRO TIP: Ask ChatGPT to give you 3 tones to choose from:
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Bold & visionary
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Calm but confident
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Funny & fresh
Pick your flavor. Then tweak.
2. Brand Messaging: Clarify Without Killing the Vibe
You ever try to write a tagline and end up with a paragraph?
Yeah. Been there.
ChatGPT can help you boil down your brand story without watering down your soul.
Try prompts like:
“Summarize my brand in one sentence that’s punchy, powerful, and memorable.”
“Give me 5 options for a brand promise that speaks to creatives, entrepreneurs, and purpose-driven leaders.”
“Write my brand manifesto in a way that feels cinematic and emotional—but simple enough for a 10-year-old to understand.”
๐ Use it to refine:
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Instagram bios
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Email footers
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Elevator pitches
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Even mission statements that don’t make people yawn
3. Podcast Guest Descriptions: From Dry to Magnetic
Let’s be honest—too many podcast guest blurbs sound like LinkedIn ate a thesaurus.
You want people to listen, not skim and scroll.
ChatGPT to the rescue:
Prompt example:
“Write a podcast episode description that makes this guest sound fascinating, relatable, and worth listening to. Make it emotionally engaging but informative. Aim for Spotify and YouTube viewers.”
Another one:
“Create 3 different styles of guest bios:
– One for Apple Podcasts (formal + searchable)
– One for Instagram caption (punchy + fun)
– One for my website (sincere + story-driven).”
Want more pop? Ask:
“Rewrite this to sound like a movie trailer meets a TED Talk introduction—with energy.”
๐ง Now your guest ain’t just a guest—they’re a story worth clicking on.
๐ง BONUS: SEO PROMPTS to Boost Discoverability (Use These in Titles + Descriptions)
Here’s where we take it from content… to found content.
Use these prompts to help ChatGPT optimize your YouTube or podcast descriptions with keywords that don’t feel forced.
๐ข For YouTube:
“Rewrite this YouTube description to rank for keywords like ‘faith-based entrepreneur,’ ‘resilience podcast,’ and ‘how to overcome failure.’ Keep it conversational but optimized.”
“Add SEO-friendly tags and hashtags for this podcast episode about leadership, mindset, and rebuilding after loss.”
๐️ For Podcast Platforms:
“Create an Apple Podcasts description that’s optimized for the keywords: ‘faith and business,’ ‘mental health journey,’ ‘inspiring interviews.’ Keep it under 400 characters.”
“Make a list of 10 episode titles with high-traffic search potential around my guest’s topic: [insert topic here].”
SEO Rule of Thumb: Let the human write with heart.
Let the AI sprinkle the keywords in the corners.
Final Word
AI ain’t here to replace your voice—it’s here to amplify it.
Treat ChatGPT like a creative co-pilot: it doesn’t know your story like you do, but it’ll help you say it cleaner, clearer, and with more punch.
So if you’re sitting on genius-level content that just needs better packaging?
Let’s polish it. Let’s elevate it. Let’s make sure the people meant to hear it actually do.
Before you bounce, let me leave you with this:
I Am Refocused Radio isn’t just another podcast—it’s a living archive of purpose. We’ve sat down with some of the world’s greatest minds—entrepreneurs, artists, doctors, authors, athletes—people who’ve turned pain into purpose and ideas into impact. And here’s the crazy part: it all started as a small dream in a San Antonio barbershop back in 2017. No team. No studio. Just a mic, a vision, and relentless faith. Fast forward—we’re now reaching a global audience, changing lives one story at a time.
So keep creating. Stay focused.
And if you ever want to connect with me personally, just send an email. I read them. For real.
Let’s keep building something that matters.
