We're launching a prompt engineering marketplace, and this question comes up constantly. Some people think writing great AI prompts is a genuine craft that takes years to master.
Others think models will get good enough that anyone can get great results naturally.
What do you think is prompt engineering a career with a future, or a temporary skill gap?
Every time I needed AI to do something specific write a sales email in a certain tone, build a complex coding prompt, create a structured research brief I'd spend 45 minutes prompting, reprompting, and getting frustrated. I knew the output was possible, I just didn't know how to ask for it. So I built WriteMyPrompt a marketplace where you describe what you want, and a verified prompt engineer builds it for you.
Curious: How much time do you waste per week fighting with AI prompts?
WriteMyPrompt is a marketplace connecting people who need great AI prompts with verified expert prompt engineers who build them on demand. 🚀
📝 Submit a request → 💬 Experts send proposals → ✅ You choose and pay.
No prompt engineering skills needed. Experts set their own prices and build a real portfolio. 🌍 15 languages, secure Stripe payments, built-in dispute resolution, and referral rewards. ✨
