How to Write a Factually Correct Ebook With AI for FREE (ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude)

A whole ebook, written with a free AI, start to finish. It works with ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude. Not the one-giant-prompt way: one chapter at a time, with a running summary so it doesn't repeat itself, a check for made-up facts, and a check for robot phrases. Then a PDF from Google Docs, and three places to sell it. 🃏 The 9 AI tools behind my faceless videos. Take the free 1-minute quiz to see which suit you → https://facelesscodes.com 📘 eBook Smith, the tool from 11:37 that does the chapter loop, the checks, and the PDF for you → Will add... Turn your document into a designed ebook (one-time price): https://getthistool.com/designer THE PROMPTS FROM THIS VIDEO (they work in ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude; "project" = a Claude or ChatGPT project, or a Gemini Gem) 1) Topic test: "I want to write a short paid ebook. My topic: [topic]. Who it's for: [reader]. Be honest with me: 1. Is this topic narrow enough that a stranger would pay for it, or is it too broad? 2. Rewrite it as one promise: 'After reading this, you'll be able to ___.' 3. If it's too broad, give me three narrower versions. Keep your answer short." 2) Book brief (add to your project's knowledge): reader, promise, length, voice, banned phrases, and this rule: "Never invent numbers, prices, studies, quotes or rules. If you're not completely sure a fact is true, write it and put [CHECK] straight after it." 3) Outline: "Using the book brief in this project, write an outline: 7 chapters, each with a title, one sentence on what the reader can do after it, and a word count. No two chapters cover the same ground. Chapter 1 gets the reader to a small first action. The last chapter tells them what to do next. List only." 4) Chapter (new chat each time): "Write chapter [number]: '[title]' from the outline in this project, about [words] words. First read the Chapter summaries in this project and don't repeat any point or example already covered. Follow the brief. Chapter text only, no intro, no note at the end." 5) Summary: "Summarise this chapter in 4 short lines: the main points and any examples it used." 6) Fact check: "Don't rewrite this chapter. List every claim a reader could check (numbers, prices, rules, names, facts). For each, say how sure you are (sure / fairly sure / not sure) and what source would confirm it. Not-sure ones first." 7) Redo a chapter: "This chapter needs another go. What's wrong: [what's wrong]. Write it again at about [words] words, following the book brief. Chapter text only." 8) Sharpen a summary: "That summary is too vague. Rewrite it in 4 to 6 short lines: name every point, and every example, tool or story this chapter used." 9) Rewrite a paragraph: "Rewrite this paragraph in plainer words. Keep every fact. Cut any phrase that sounds like filler. Same length or shorter." 10) Phrases to search for: fast-paced, delve, unlock, game-changer, important to note, in conclusion, landscape, harness, seamless, journey, elevate, embark Some of the links in this video are affiliate links, which means I may earn a commission if you purchase through them, at no extra cost to you. #ebook #chatgpt #digitalproducts