Summary
AI entrepreneur and educator Sabrina Ramonov shares six Claude prompting techniques, using the example of starting a new business and writing a pitch. The methods also work in ChatGPT.
The first is ELI10, short for explain like I’m 10, which breaks confusing topics such as LLCs versus C corporations, invoices and net 30 terms into simple steps. The second is asking the AI to put five or more clarifying questions to you before it answers, so the response reflects your services, customers and sales process instead of being generic. The third is supplying examples of what great looks like, such as a past winning pitch, which Ramonov calls one of the highest-leverage prompt engineering techniques in 2026.
Later techniques focus on compounding value. She explains how to save context in memory and how to turn a successful conversation into a reusable skill, such as a slash command for writing pitches, so the feedback and examples you gave carry over to future tasks. The video explains the difference between memory, which holds context about you and your business, and skills, which hold repeatable processes, and frames each technique around the idea that every AI conversation should be smarter than the last.
📺 Source: Sabrina Ramonov 🍄 · Published September 29, 2026
🏷️ Format: Tutorial Demo
