To improve responses from AI assistants like Google Gemini, users should treat prompts as structured instructions rather than conversational sentences. A 5-part framework is recommended, using explicit blocks for Persona, Context, Task, Formatting Rules, and Constraints. Three high-impact prompting tricks are also advised. First, anchor context first and place instructions last, as Gemini processes long context more accurately when the target goal is the final thing it reads. Second, provide 1 to 2 examples directly inside the prompt for few-shot prompting, as showing the pattern is much faster than describing it. Third, use positive rules instead of negative instructions, because telling Gemini “Do not write a long intro” forces it to process the idea of a long intro first; instead, users should reframe constraints positively, such as “Start directly with the first heading.”