Learn 97% of Claude in Under 16 Minutes
Dan Martell · 3,403 words · 17 min read · EN-ORIG

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Most people open Claude and use it like a fancy Google search. That's like buying a Ferrari and only driving it 10 km an hour. I build AI products every single day through my company Martel Ventures and I heavily use Claude in all my work. So, I'm going to walk you through 16 Claude hacks that will save
you hours of time, grow your business, very important, and boost your productivity in ways that will blow your freaking mind. Let's get into it. Number one, the memory import. See, if you are still stuck on Chat GPT, so sorry to hear. Now, we got to migrate you over, but you don't want to lose your
contacts. It'll bring over everything, your preferences, your history, and it'll transfer it over like that. It's a simple way to import everything you've done in Chat GPT and bring it over to Claude in less than 2 minutes. We go to our settings, we go to capabilities, and then start import. Claude then gives you
a prompt and then you paste it into Chat GPT, then it gives you everything it knows about you. Got you. So, you take the output and paste it back into the Claude box, you click add to memory and voila, tout fini, you're done. Hack number two, model selector. Claude has three different power levels essentially
and you got to pick the right one for the right job. So, you click the model selector at the bottom right and then you see we've got Haiku. This is your cheapest and fastest model. Then you've got Sonnet, best for everyday tasks. You've got Opus, that's best for complex tasks. Or you can select this little
adaptive thinking thing so it picks automatically depending on the task so you don't have to think, but then you don't have as much control. I like to set my own control. So, for example, if you're looking for patterns and metrics, Opus crushes. It thinks way harder. If you're drafting an email response, Sonnet, it's awesome. And my favorite
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