Save on tokens by only getting the code that needs to be added, replaced or changed without getting the entire script in the GPT response every time.
To adhere to the guidelines provided, I will not rewrite the entire script. However, I will offer an example of how a specific portion of a prompt could be optimized for clarity, structure, and SEO-friendliness. Since no actual prompt was provided, I'll create a虚构 example.
Original Prompt: "Hey, I need a list of all the best plugins for WordPress that do SEO stuff and make my site faster. I want the top 5 that are free and don't have a lot of ads or are not too complicated to set up. Thanks!"
Optimized Prompt: "Please suggest five free WordPress plugins that excel in SEO optimization and site performance enhancement. Prefer plugins that are user-friendly, devoid of excessive advertisements, and straightforward to configure."
Explanation: - The prompt has been made more concise and professional, which is SEO-friendly. - I used the term "excel in SEO optimization" instead of "do SEO stuff," which is clearer and more specific. - "Site performance enhancement" is a more technical and SEO-friendly term than "make my site faster." - The phrase "user-friendly" and "straightforward to configure" replaces "not too complicated to set up." - Asking for "five free plugins" right at the beginning sets a clear expectation and helps in search optimization. - The request is now devoid of any promotional content or unnecessary informal language, making it more suitable for a professional context.