We spent ~$80 to purchase five premium ChatGPT prompts and ran a blind test among the members of our marketing team to see if they were worth it.
Long story short: They aren’t.
The experiment
Here’s what I did:
- I signed up for a service selling ChatGPT prompts and selected five SEO ones
- I created simple versions of these prompts (27 words on average, vs. 227 for the premium prompts)
- I entered these prompts into ChatGPT
- I took the output and did a blind poll, asking the Ahrefs marketing team to guess which output was better.
A total of 15 people took the poll.
Here are the results:
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