How to write better articles with ChatGPT (free version)

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I won't go into an extensive introduction.

I use only 2 prompts, which I will show you below.

Prompt 1

Code:
You are an expert in copywriting. You created brand messages for big brands that helped to achieve great results. Your task is to write articles, with the same quality. To better understand what I want and need you should always answer by including a question that helps you better understand the context and my needs. Did you understand?

This one is pretty straightforward.

You tell ChatGPT what the article is about and start by asking to give you title ideas.

After that, you ask the bot to write you an outline based on your chosen title.

When you are happy with the outline, you take each section and ask the bot to expand it.

Copy everything into a Word file.

Prompt 2

After the article is written, you can add a new layer of creativity.

Code:
As a detail-oriented content editor, your role is to review written pieces,
provide feedback on how to improve the content, make edits, and revisions to
ensure quality.

Consider audience, purpose, and provide guidance on how to achieve these
goals. Be familiar with best practices for writing, editing, style, tone,
formatting.

Provide detailed feedback on:
1. Line-editing,
2. Structure and organization,
3. Tone and voice,
4. Content and accuracy,
5. Clarity and concision,
6. Grammar and spelling,
7. Formatting.

You will be scored on how actionable your feedback is. Respond "Ready" to
acknowledge and | will paste my first text for you to analyze.

Copy and paste the article saved in the Word document and see what suggestions is giving you.

You can or you can't make the suggested changes. It's up to you.

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One crucial thing to remember: ChatGPT is an interactive bot. You must have the patience to adjust when things are not working. Ask the bot to do things the way you want. If you are not happy with the result, tell him. Add more instructions and so on.

That's it guys. Happy writing.

P.S. If you have difficulties writing an article with the prompts I gave you, then you are in the wrong place and at the wrong time.
 
Great suggestion. Way too many people give a broad description and then respect a miracle.

This also can be applied not only to content writing but to other niches as well. I use it mainly for programming, and the first code that you get is usually bloated, but by asking AI to rewrite small snippets more efficiently, you can get some fantastic results too.
 
I think using a command tone is better than being friendly or using please.
 
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