Rob Lennon – AI Content Reactor 3.0

So powerful, when I first discovered the system, I became physically nauseous.

I’ve been experimenting with AI ever since GPT-2 came out.

1,000+ hours testing AI writing tools, when I had a breakthrough last Dec 2022 that changed everything…

(Or so I thought.)

I felt sick, like AI might ruin writing and content for the world.

But there’s a way to avoid that future.

To stay focused on what matters most to your audience.

To stay true to your genuine and original ideas.

To let AI help you find the time and energy to provide even more value to your audience than ever before.

That was the original, on-demand AI Content Reactor, a course that has been taken by more than 2,000 participants.

And then in June 2024, there am I again, feeling sick.

My stomach churning as a simple experiment leads to an unexpectedly powerful new breakthrough.

I’d thought my previous prompts were good but holy ****.

So here we are.

It’s 2024.

It’s not just ChatGPT anymore.

Regular megaprompts simply won’t do.

We have new AI models and with them, new techniques so powerful, the writing quality surpasses most human writers.

The course that started it all is back. And 3x as good.

With all-new frameworks and prompting techniques based on another 1,000+ hours working with chat-class models.

Updated in June/July 2024, this is as state-of-the-art as it gets.

Welcome to AI Content Reactor 3.0.

What You’ll Learn In AI Content Reactor 3.0

1. Over 90 minutes of on-demand material

Before the course beings, you’ll receive updated access to all-new on-demand text/video lessons based on my best-selling course that over 2,000 students have enjoyed.

These lessons are short and streamlined on purpose — because your time is valuable.

2. Ready-made prompt templates

Included are prompts to copy or customize for your writing own system.

You’ll learn a never-before-taught approach that beats the ‘megaprompt’ style I pioneered.

This method is more adaptable to any content type, produces superior results, and captures writing style better.

3. Sophisticated but non-technical

This course will cover a range of basic, intermediate, and advanced concepts.

Still, there’s nothing too technical here.

No training data models or writing code.

Anyone can learn to do this stuff.