Guide 🧠 How to Use ChatGPT to Write “Must-Read” Guides and Gain Aura

[EUR0]

This post isn’t about looksmaxxing itself — it’s about guide-maxxing.
If you’ve seen some users get hundreds of aura and their threads pinned in “Must Read,” here’s how they do it — and how you can replicate it using ChatGPT.

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1. Understand What Makes a “Must-Read” Guide​

A “must-read” guide isn’t long for the sake of being long. It’s:

• Organized — headers, structure, sections.
• Useful — solves a real problem or summarizes something hard-to-digest.
• Unique — not a copy-paste of 20 other threads.
• Readable — formatted cleanly, with no AI-sounding fluff.

The golden rule: if someone can quote your thread in an argument, it’s “Must Read” potential.

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2. How to Prompt ChatGPT​

If you just say “write me a guide about skincare,” you’ll get generic filler.
Instead, use directive-style prompting:

“Write a practical, research-based guide for men 15–25 on improving facial appearance naturally. Make it sound like a well-written forum post. Include sections, lists, and summaries.”

Tips:

• Ask for structure (sections, lists, intros, conclusions).
• Ask for tone (“forum style,” “realistic,” “based on real-world experience”).
• Ask it to avoid AI language (“As an AI…” etc.).
• After you get the first version, revise it yourself to sound human — ChatGPT gives the skeleton, you add personality.

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3. Make It Look Original​

Even if AI writes 80% of it, your editing makes it yours.
Do this:

• Add personal insights or examples.
• Replace generic words with forum slang or your own voice.
• Add short bullet takeaways at the end of sections.
• Format with bold text, dividers, and emojis (within reason).

Example section edit:

Original: “A proper skincare routine includes cleansing, exfoliating, and moisturizing.”
Edited: “Basic skin stack = wash + exfoliate + moisturize. Don’t overcomplicate it.”

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4. Presentation = Aura​

No one reads walls of text.
Use:

• Headings for every topic
• Line breaks
• Lists instead of paragraphs
• TL;DRs and summaries
• A clean title that sounds like authority (“Definitive Guide,” “Full Breakdown,” “Real Results Edition”)

Bonus: Add sources or references. Even if they’re simple (“studies show… [PubMed link]”), it adds credibility.

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5. How to Get It Featured​

Mods or high-aura users notice:

• Quality and readability
• Genuine effort (not lazy AI spam)
• Value for the community

If your guide helps newcomers or summarizes an advanced topic clearly, people will quote it, and that’s when aura starts stacking.


You can even make a mini-series:

“Part 1: Bone Structure Basics”
“Part 2: Skin Optimization”
“Part 3: Fragrance & Presence”

Consistency = credibility.

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6. TL;DR – The Formula​

Prompt + Structure + Edit + Format + Share = Aura


ChatGPT is your ghostwriter, not your voice.
Use it for efficiency, but add authenticity.
When done right, you’ll have people saying “bookmark this” instead of “AI spam.”

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Final Tip:
Treat ChatGPT like your co-author — not your replacement.
The goal isn’t to make an AI post.
It’s to make a post worth reading that happens to be AI-assisted.

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Result:
You get a professional-looking guide, consistent formatting, and more aura — without spending 6 hours typing.

 

[Nbernical]

This n***a istg

 

[Norwood Reaper]

did you use chatgpt for this?

 

[EUR0]

did you use chatgpt for this?

Yes

 

[KissMyAxe]

This post isn’t about looksmaxxing itself — it’s about guide-maxxing.
If you’ve seen some users get hundreds of aura and their threads pinned in “Must Read,” here’s how they do it — and how you can replicate it using ChatGPT.

---

1. Understand What Makes a “Must-Read” Guide​

A “must-read” guide isn’t long for the sake of being long. It’s:

• Organized — headers, structure, sections.
• Useful — solves a real problem or summarizes something hard-to-digest.
• Unique — not a copy-paste of 20 other threads.
• Readable — formatted cleanly, with no AI-sounding fluff.

The golden rule: if someone can quote your thread in an argument, it’s “Must Read” potential.

---

2. How to Prompt ChatGPT​

If you just say “write me a guide about skincare,” you’ll get generic filler.
Instead, use directive-style prompting:




Tips:

• Ask for structure (sections, lists, intros, conclusions).
• Ask for tone (“forum style,” “realistic,” “based on real-world experience”).
• Ask it to avoid AI language (“As an AI…” etc.).
• After you get the first version, revise it yourself to sound human — ChatGPT gives the skeleton, you add personality.

---

3. Make It Look Original​

Even if AI writes 80% of it, your editing makes it yours.
Do this:

• Add personal insights or examples.
• Replace generic words with forum slang or your own voice.
• Add short bullet takeaways at the end of sections.
• Format with bold text, dividers, and emojis (within reason).

Example section edit:

---

4. Presentation = Aura​

No one reads walls of text.
Use:

• Headings for every topic
• Line breaks
• Lists instead of paragraphs
• TL;DRs and summaries
• A clean title that sounds like authority (“Definitive Guide,” “Full Breakdown,” “Real Results Edition”)

Bonus: Add sources or references. Even if they’re simple (“studies show… [PubMed link]”), it adds credibility.

---

5. How to Get It Featured​

Mods or high-aura users notice:

• Quality and readability
• Genuine effort (not lazy AI spam)
• Value for the community

If your guide helps newcomers or summarizes an advanced topic clearly, people will quote it, and that’s when aura starts stacking.


You can even make a mini-series:




Consistency = credibility.

---

6. TL;DR – The Formula​

Prompt + Structure + Edit + Format + Share = Aura


ChatGPT is your ghostwriter, not your voice.
Use it for efficiency, but add authenticity.
When done right, you’ll have people saying “bookmark this” instead of “AI spam.”

---

Final Tip:
Treat ChatGPT like your co-author — not your replacement.
The goal isn’t to make an AI post.
It’s to make a post worth reading that happens to be AI-assisted.

---

Result:
You get a professional-looking guide, consistent formatting, and more aura — without spending 6 hours typing.

goated

 

[DoctorDurden]

Mods or high-aura users notice:

• Quality and readability
• Genuine effort (not lazy AI spam)
• Value for the community

"high aura users"