My Prompt Template For Using ChatGPT To Write Damn Good Articles Fast

[nanavlad]

Thanks very helpful info

 

[vriskas]

Since this got featured in the newsletter, I hope my prompts help you to rank on Google and teach you how to write your own! Good luck!



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[flexpaydude]

Fantastic share, OP

 

[Milagro]

Bro thank you so much for this , you just helped my lazy ass lol

 

[darksoultrip]

It's okay, but fundamentally, you're doing it incorrectly.

You'd be better to have it write a blog post outline for you then have it write smaller chunks at a time.

 

[robinjo1985]

Main problem I have on ChatGPT is, I ask it to give me 500 words on part of the article, but it keeps giving me about 100-150.

When that happening, just add in the line bellow ( can you extend the article ) and chat-gpt will continue writing the extension of that article.

 

[robinjo1985]

Another clever prompt for chat-gpt that i use is " act as " and write the information that you would like to include in the article. Or if you found some text on internet add it into prompt using "include this text information" and add the text that you found on internet. Write the prompt on some text editor like notepad if you write longer prompt so you can edit or checked before using it....for example i want some article about travel destinations i would write prompt like this

act as travel expert and write the inspirational blog post The Most Beautiful Places to Visit in {your location here},
Use keyword in the blog post : travel destinations, cheap flight, cheap hotels, car rentals

After that if its break in the some location and you want to expand that section ( you can also include the outline of formatting blog or add keywords )

write extended about {location or thing you want to extend article}

if you also not know what to write about you can use prompt to write you blog ideas

act as travel expert and write 10 travel destination blog ideas of most beautiful places that need to visit

Those are just few example you can also add in text formatting like few of the people explained on this thread.
Hope this will help somebody

 

[Alf85]

Niche share

 

[helsinkidave]

Many of the people who complain about AI clearly haven't figured out a good prompt yet. Here's one example that I like to use:


This is a very basic prompt which can be played with to suit your needs. I sometimes add notes in (parentheses) next to the headers in the outline. If a specific section comes out too short, simply prompt again with:


Don't know what keywords to use? Try this prompt:


Here is a very quick example of how I use this:


And here is the output:

This is short, and not exactly a strong blog post. It's also outside of my niche. But you can see the power of my prompting method regardless.

I hope this helps!

Really helpful thanks a lot.

 

[manlent]

Thanks for the info bomb! One question though, how do you deal with AI detection scores? I am trying a few different ways to prompt the perfect blog post but I think that if the prompt is too complex the content produced does not pass AI detection software...Now I am trying zimmwriter, the results seem to be a bit better...

 

[Dre7dr7]

I have never tried this ChatGPT of a stuff before. I have been paying lots of money to about 3 writers on a monthly basis. How can I get the ChatGPT. Can someone guide me

 

[ErosEthan]

Many of the people who complain about AI clearly haven't figured out a good prompt yet. Here's one example that I like to use:


This is a very basic prompt which can be played with to suit your needs. I sometimes add notes in (parentheses) next to the headers in the outline. If a specific section comes out too short, simply prompt again with:


Don't know what keywords to use? Try this prompt:


Here is a very quick example of how I use this:


And here is the output:

This is short, and not exactly a strong blog post. It's also outside of my niche. But you can see the power of my prompting method regardless.

I hope this helps!

I am testing with this routine :

Please act as an expert writer who has to write an article with inputs as follows :
1 Topic is "How to plan your day for maximum productivity"
2 Purpose is to "Motivates a person to plan and utilize every second of their
3 effectively" Tone is "Informative and Motivational"
4 limit is "500 words"
5 Paragraphs = "4, generate subtitles for each paragraph"
6 SEO Keywords are "time management, productivity and all relevant SEO keywords
7 and phrases" Target audience is "IT folks who work on computer or laptop screens"
8 Reference "Some popular productivity apps like Notion"
9 Call to action "Ask readers to do download any productivity app"
10 Add "Relevant examples, case studies, social proofs"
11 Suggest an attention grabbing Title and Subtitle for this topic

Result:
Title: "Mastering Time Management: A Guide to Planning Your Day for Maximum Productivity"

Subtitle: "Expert Tips and Tools for IT Professionals"

Paragraph 1: "Why Effective Planning is Essential for IT Professionals"

As an IT professional, you are likely to have a large number of tasks to complete each day, ranging from routine maintenance to complex problem-solving. Effective planning can help you prioritize your tasks, allocate your time more efficiently, and stay focused on achieving your goals.

Paragraph 2: "Expert Tips for Planning Your Day"

To plan your day effectively, start by setting realistic goals and breaking down larger tasks into smaller, more manageable ones. Use a task management system to track your progress and hold yourself accountable. Prioritize your tasks based on their level of importance and urgency, and allocate your time accordingly. Remember to schedule breaks throughout the day to avoid burnout and maintain focus.

Paragraph 3: "The Power of Productivity Tools"

Productivity tools like Notion can help you streamline your workflow and achieve maximum productivity. With features like task lists, calendars, and project management tools, these apps can help you stay organized and on track throughout the day. Experiment with different tools to find the ones that work best for you.

Paragraph 4: "Real-World Examples of Efficient Planning"

Many successful IT professionals credit their success to efficient planning and time management. For example, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella starts his day by reviewing his calendar and prioritizing his tasks, while Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos avoids meetings before 10 AM to ensure that he has time to focus on his most important tasks. By following in the footsteps of these successful leaders and implementing their strategies, you can take your productivity to the next level.

Call to Action: "Download a productivity app like Notion today and start taking control of your day. With expert tips and the right tools, you can achieve maximum productivity and reach your goals. Remember to prioritize your tasks, allocate your time efficiently, and take breaks to avoid burnout."

###The whole paragraph is 320 words though. ChatGPT hasn't figured out yet how to count words.

 

[Ritersclub]

Thank you, will try this out.

 

[vriskas]

It's okay, but fundamentally, you're doing it incorrectly.

You'd be better to have it write a blog post outline for you then have it write smaller chunks at a time.

I prefer to have it generate the whole thing, then take what it made and tell it to rewrite it with more details, more anecdotes, speculation, etc. I'm not doing it wrong just because it's not your personal workflow lol.

Also I generally generate my outlines via Nichesss.

Thanks for the info bomb! One question though, how do you deal with AI detection scores? I am trying a few different ways to prompt the perfect blog post but I think that if the prompt is too complex the content produced does not pass AI detection software...Now I am trying zimmwriter, the results seem to be a bit better...

I do not care about detection scores and neither does Google.

Another clever prompt for chat-gpt that i use is " act as " and write the information that you would like to include in the article. Or if you found some text on internet add it into prompt using "include this text information" and add the text that you found on internet. Write the prompt on some text editor like notepad if you write longer prompt so you can edit or checked before using it....for example i want some article about travel destinations i would write prompt like this

act as travel expert and write the inspirational blog post The Most Beautiful Places to Visit in {your location here},
Use keyword in the blog post : travel destinations, cheap flight, cheap hotels, car rentals

After that if its break in the some location and you want to expand that section ( you can also include the outline of formatting blog or add keywords )

write extended about {location or thing you want to extend article}

if you also not know what to write about you can use prompt to write you blog ideas

act as travel expert and write 10 travel destination blog ideas of most beautiful places that need to visit

Those are just few example you can also add in text formatting like few of the people explained on this thread.
Hope this will help somebody

These are very good tips, too! Thank you! I often include information about my blog, my author personality, etc, when I edit my prompts.

 

[jr_sci]

In the AIPRM - ChatGPT Prompts plugin, I have my own article generator prompt called "magic article generator." That's the only one I use and it is working so good for me.

 

[HenryObi]

Many of the people who complain about AI clearly haven't figured out a good prompt yet. Here's one example that I like to use:


This is a very basic prompt which can be played with to suit your needs. I sometimes add notes in (parentheses) next to the headers in the outline. If a specific section comes out too short, simply prompt again with:


Don't know what keywords to use? Try this prompt:


Here is a very quick example of how I use this:


And here is the output:

This is short, and not exactly a strong blog post. It's also outside of my niche. But you can see the power of my prompting method regardless.

I hope this helps!

I've actually been struggling with this, I like this.

Thanks for the help.

 

[LouiseX]

Thanks for this valuable information. I'm writing stories in my blog posts. Does anyone know a prompt that will generate more conversation in speech marks between the characters?

 

[debakid]

Are you Income **** **** from youtube? He put out that exact prompt last week

My bad... it was indeed here on your post I saw it. Thanks,

 

[Dennis Polonski]

That's cool. I will try these prompts.

 

[TechEinstien]

Can be used in different ways.