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| | | AI USE CASES | How to use AI for ridiculously specific searches | | Before AI, people would have to search for what they want and then comb through the articles and reviews to find what works. | But nowadays, searches are getting much more specific. | People aren’t asking for the “best restaurants in Paris”. They’re asking for “A casual bistro in Paris near the Canal Saint-Martin that locals go to, open on Sundays, good vegetarian options, not touristy, under €25.” | Good news: AI is actually built for this.
Bad news: most people are still searching like it’s 2012. | How to do this in ChatGPT (and other AI Tools) | All you need to do to find what you’re actually looking for? Be super-duper specific. | The best AI searches include: | | AI gets you results by pulling from different sources online, like Reddit, blog posts, Google reviews, etc. | Use this simple formula: Role + Situation + Preferences + Constraints | Example: “I want to buy a new computer that will last me 3-5 years, and I want to spend less than $500. I only use it for light writing, web-browsing, and research.” | Pro tip: Follow up with: | “Give me 3 options and explain why you chose each.” “Are there any discounts” “What would you avoid here?”
| How to do this in Google | Google is no longer just keywords — you can paste your full, messy, overly specific question straight in. | What it’s great at: | | What it’s not great at: | | If you want list-style answers instead, Gemini fills that gap nicely, especially for restaurants and places. It connects directly to Google Maps and (this is the underrated part) surfaces negative reviews and downsides, not just highlights. | So, which tool wins? | Well, it depends on the question. | Need to think through a very specific scenario? → ChatGPT wins Need local places, maps, and real reviews? → Gemini wins Need fast facts or official info? → Google wins Need research with sources attached? → Perplexity wins Need a calm, well-structured explanation? → Claude wins
| Try this today… | Pick one thing you’re searching for this week: | A restaurant A hotel A kids activity A tool A doctor A gift
| You know that friend that asks you for a recommendation, but gives you no context whatsoever? (“Bro, can you tell me some cool spots to go in _____”.) | Sure, you can. But, that’s the old search. The new one is asking that friend, “Could ya be a BIT more specific?!” | AI search is way more detailed. If your search sounds boring, your results will be too. | Search like you’re asking your friend, and AI will meet you there -HL | Screenshot This | Be painfully specific — vague searches lead to generic results Always include who it’s for, why you want it, preferences, and constraints Use this formula: Role + Situation + Preferences + Constraints Follow up with questions like “What would you avoid?” or “What are the tradeoffs?” Match the tool to the job: ChatGPT: Think through complex or highly specific scenarios Gemini: Find local places, maps, and real reviews (including downsides) Google: Get fast facts, hours, pricing, and official details Perplexity: Do research with sources attached Claude: Get calm, well-structured explanations
If your search sounds boring, your results will be too Search like you’re asking a friend, not typing keywords
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| | I post a Bible Scripture every day on Facebook. I used AI to create a list of scriptures, one for each day. I give a custom GPT the scripture at it gives me an image and a text to post. I post it and share to a few groups. Easy enough that I have only missed a few days. They are in a Facebook page 'a Moment with the Word'. | | | | Gary, Ohio |
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