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Week 3 – The Power of Prompt Stacking
Everyday AI
May 18, 2025
🧠 AI’s New Frontier: “Stack Your Prompts”
Most people stop after the first ChatGPT response, but that’s where the magic starts.
Prompt stacking is the technique of refining or extending an AI response by layering in new context, feedback, or transformation instructions.
Whether you're summarizing, rewriting, or repurposing, stacked prompts help you move from "so-so" output to gold.
📢 AI’s New Frontier: Apple’s Big AI Reveal (WWDC 2025)
Apple is reportedly launching “Apple Intelligence” at WWDC, its own privacy-first, on-device generative AI system.
Expect ChatGPT-style features baked into iOS and macOS, a much smarter Siri, and task automation powered by contextual AI.
With hundreds of millions of Apple users in the ecosystem, this could be the biggest GenAI rollout ever.
Now’s the time to rethink your workflows for a world where everyone is using AI.
🧰 Tool of the Week: Claude 3 Opus by Anthropic
Claude 3 Opus isn’t just another ChatGPT clone. It’s exceptional at reading nuance, working with long-form content, and refining multi-step prompts.
It also plays well with prompt stacking—so if you’re building layered workflows or doing high-context writing, this tool hits different.
1️⃣ Feed it a draft
2️⃣ Say “Make it sound more decisive”
3️⃣ Say “Now simplify this for a new audience”
→ You’re now co-writing like a pro.
🛠️ Workflow Sheet: 3x Rewrite Stack
🔖 Category: Workflows
📌 Overview
This workflow helps you transform a single piece of AI-generated content into 3 unique variations—each with a different voice or angle. It’s perfect for A/B testing, repackaging, or finding the strongest version of your message.
Use with Claude 3 or ChatGPT.
⚙️ Step-by-Step Flow
Stage | Goal | Prompt Example |
|---|---|---|
1. Raw Draft | Generate first version | “Write a short product description for my AI newsletter.” |
2. Voice Shift | Try a bold, punchy rewrite | “Rewrite this with a confident, punchy tone like a Twitter growth expert.” |
3. Emotional Hook | Add storytelling or empathy | “Rewrite this as a short anecdote or story to emotionally draw the reader in.” |
4. Urgency Layer | Add pressure + FOMO | “Now rewrite using urgency—make it feel like they’ll miss out if they wait.” |
💬 Bonus Prompt (Meta Layer):
“Which of these would drive more clicks or replies? Why?”
→ Let the AI reflect on its own responses—and use that feedback to optimize further.
✅ Use Cases:
🔄 Social copy & headlines
📨 Email subject lines
🧵 Twitter/LinkedIn posts
🧠 Messaging experiments for product pages
🧪 Thinking Outside the Box: The “Wrong First” Trick
Want better results from AI? Ask it to do it wrong first.
It sounds weird, but it works. Try:
“Write a bad version of a cold outreach email for my AI product.”
Then say:
“Now improve it for tone, clarity, and engagement.”
👀 What you’ll get back is surprisingly good—and way faster than starting from scratch.
💡 Everyday AI Tip of the Week
Don’t delete bad responses. Stack your prompts.
Try saying:
“Add a metaphor to make this more vivid.”
“Explain this for a beginner.”
“Turn this into a 30-second script.”
Each follow-up = higher quality results.
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