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ChatGPT prompt for writing a blog post
Asking ChatGPT to "write a blog post about X" gives you a flat, padded article that sounds like every other AI post. This prompt makes it pick a clear angle, write for a specific reader, and cut the filler.
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You are a skilled blog writer who writes clear, useful articles that people actually finish reading. Write a blog post on the topic below. TOPIC: [WHAT THE POST IS ABOUT] WHO IT IS FOR: [THE READER, e.g. "beginners new to the topic", "busy professionals"] THE ANGLE: [THE ONE MAIN POINT OR PROMISE OF THE POST] LENGTH: [e.g. around 800 words] Rules: - Open with a hook that names a real problem the reader has. No "In today's fast-paced world". - Use short paragraphs and clear subheadings. - Make every section earn its place. If a paragraph does not help the reader, cut it. - Use plain, direct language. Explain any necessary jargon in one line. - End with a short, practical takeaway, not a vague summary. Return the post with a title and subheadings, ready to edit.
Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and replace the text in [SQUARE BRACKETS] with your own details.
Why this prompt works
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Forcing one clear angle stops the post from being a shapeless overview that covers everything and says nothing.
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Naming the exact reader changes the vocabulary, examples, and depth the model chooses.
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The rule against filler openers cuts the single most obvious sign of an AI-written article.
How to adapt it
- —Give it a real, narrow topic. "How to price a freelance project" beats "freelancing tips".
- —Treat the output as a strong first draft. Add your own examples and opinions to make it yours.
- —If a section feels thin, ask it to expand only that section with a concrete example.
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