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Just one master prompt, 3 selfies, and a Pinterest mood board. No complicated workflows or multiple subscriptions. Just ChatGPT and a repeatable process for creating brand photos + copy.
Content Shortcut
Create cohesive brand photos and website copy using only ChatGPT
THIS PHOTO WAS MADE IN THE CONTENT SHORTCUT
YOU KNOW THE DRILL.
You've got the website design figured out, but getting the content together is another story.
The photos don't match, the copy is still sitting in a half-finished questionnaire, and you're spending more time trying to make everything work together than actually designing. You could spend hours searching for stock photos, experimenting with AI image generators, and rewriting copy. Or you could have a process that makes the whole thing a lot easier.
That's exactly why I created The Content Shortcut.
- ali gregory
a real student result
Images created with the content shortcut
★★★★★
I finally got the cohesive brand images I’d been trying so hard to create.
I’d been trying to master AI images, but my results kept falling flat. No matter what I tried or how I changed my prompts, I couldn’t get the style, consistency across a series, or faces quite right. This exceeded my expectations. Mel was incredibly helpful with a few tweaks that got me the results I was after. Thank you so much!
Everything is designed to work with ChatGPT, so you can keep the process simple and create your content in one place.
THIS ISN'T ANOTHER ai course
You'll learn how to use ChatGPT to plan a cohesive brand photoshoot, generate individual photos, and create supporting images that match the rest of your collection. Because a website needs more than great photos, you'll also get my website copy shortcut for turning questionnaire answers into usable first drafts.
THE PROMPTS ARE ALREADY WRITTEN FOR YOU.
No hours of AI theory. Just the prompts + exactly how to use them.
Get the prompts and instructions you need to follow the entire process without figuring everything out yourself. You can customize the workflow for your own website or use it again when you're working on client projects.
Ready-to-use prompts and a repeatable workflow
Use a simple questionnaire and my ready-to-use AI prompts to generate first-draft copy for your Home, About, Services, and Contact pages. Instead of starting from a blank page, you'll have organized content to review, edit, and use in your design.
The website copy shortcut
Create coordinating photos of workspaces, products, design details, and other supporting imagery that complements your brand photos. These are generated using the same ChatGPT workflow so your collection has a consistent look.
10 additional faceless photo prompts
Copy and paste my master prompt into ChatGPT to generate 20 detailed, individual photo prompts designed specifically for your brand. These include a variety of poses, settings, compositions, and horizontal and vertical images for different areas of your website.
The 20-photo master prompt
Follow along as I walk you through creating a collection of personalized brand photos using ChatGPT. You'll learn how to use your existing reference photos and a Pinterest mood board to guide the styling, lighting, compositions, and overall direction of your images.
The ChatGPT brand photography training
Learn how to give your AI brand photos a consistent, professional finish using Adobe Lightroom and export web-ready JPEGs. Lightroom is completely optional, and I’m including the exact Lightroom preset I used in the demo for free!
Bonus: The finishing touch
Here's exactly what you get
What's inside
Turn just 3 existing photos of your client (or yourself) + a pinterest board into a cohesive library of realistic, custom brand imagery with literally one prompt.
Start with 3 photos
Create an entire photo shoot using only ChatGPT
AND THE COPY?
SAME IDEA.
You or your client fills out one questionnaire. You upload the answers + my prompt. AI turns it into website copy for the pages: Home • About • Services • Contact
Supporting image prompts
Brand photography prompts
Website copy prompt
Client copy questionnaire
STOP WAITING FOR THE CONTENT.
Early access pricing
2 quick video walkthroughs
You already know how to design the website.
With one AI platform, ready-to-use prompts, and a repeatable workflow, you can spend less time figuring out how to create content and more time putting together a website you're excited to share.
The training demonstrates the workflow using ChatGPT. Image generation is available with different usage limits depending on your plan. A paid plan may be helpful if you're generating a large collection of images.
Do I need a paid ChatGPT subscription?
ChatGPT uses your uploaded reference photos to guide the appearance of the person in the generated images. Results can vary, and some images may look more accurate than others. I'll show you how I select reference photos, use a mood board, and structure prompts to improve consistency. You can also experiment with different reference photos or regenerate images when something doesn't look right.
Will the AI photos actually look like me?
No! You can use existing photos, selfies, or headshots. I recommend starting with at least three clear reference photos showing different angles and expressions. You'll learn how to use these photos to guide ChatGPT when generating your brand images.
Do I need professional photos to get started?
No. That's one of the biggest benefits of this workflow! The brand photo generation and website copy process can both be completed using ChatGPT. You don't need a separate AI photography subscription.
Do I need multiple AI subscriptions?
Not at all. I've already written the master prompts for you. You'll learn how to use them, where to upload your reference images, and how to generate your photos step by step.
Do I need to know anything about AI prompting?
The prompts are designed to create a cohesive collection using your Pinterest mood board and reference imagery for consistent photographic direction. AI image generation can still produce some variation, but I'll show you how to keep the styling consistent and how I use Lightroom as an optional finishing step to bring the collection together.
Will all my photos have the same style?