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A solid outline makes the actual writing much faster. These prompts help you structure an article, essay, or report into sections before you commit to full sentences.
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Give this prompt a single topic and it drafts a full blog post outline before you write a word of the draft itself. You get a bold opening hook idea, three to five sections each with a subhead and one or two talking-point bullets, and a suggested closing CTA — a skeleton a writer can fill in directly, or hand off as a starting point for a separate drafting prompt.
Handles heading structure at both ends of the writing process: give it a guide topic and the key points it needs to cover before you write, and it proposes an SEO-friendly H1/H2/H3 structure to draft against. Paste in a finished draft afterward along with the primary keyword, and it rewrites the existing headers to better target that keyword while keeping the structure scannable. Useful for planning long-form guides and for cleaning up headers on drafts written without much structure in mind.
Takes a single seed keyword plus user context and a business objective, then runs a six-stage query fan-out process — decomposition, thematic clustering, hierarchical expansion, rewriting, entity linking, and priority scoring — to generate 40-60 related queries. Those queries get converted into a ready-to-use article outline of 25-30 H2/H3 headings with a scored table and a content-flow diagram, making it a combined keyword-research and outline-drafting prompt for pillar pages.
Turns an existing outline into a full, publish-ready blog draft written to a specific voice and length. - Inputs: niche, target word count, article title, outline, brand voice notes, competitor blog links - Expands every subheading into full copy in one pass - Follow-up step suggests where to place images or infographics - Last step in the seed keyword to outline to intro to draft chain
Give it an article title and the URL of your blog's index page, and it drafts a sequential, SEO-aware outline that structures the post from introduction through conclusion. A follow-up prompt then suggests three internal links from your existing blog posts to work naturally into the new article — feed the resulting outline straight into the SEO blog content expander to draft the full post.
Generates a full pre-writing outline for a long-form article, turning a topic, primary keyword, audience, user problem, desired outcome, and content depth into a ready-to-draft structure. The output includes an H1, introduction angle, a nested H2/H3 outline with key points and examples per section, a FAQ block, and suggested internal links and external references to verify. Built for writers who want the SEO skeleton locked down before they start typing, without forcing keywords into every heading.
Takes a topic, primary and secondary keywords, audience, search intent, competitor notes, and a business goal, then produces a full content brief rather than just an outline. Covers search intent summary, recommended page type, H1, H2/H3 structure, keyword usage notes, questions to answer, internal and external link ideas, a draft meta title and description, and a content quality checklist — built for search pages, tag pages, and individual prompt-library entries.
Give this prompt a customer, the problem they faced, and the product or service they used, and it drafts a short success story outline. - Identifies the turning point in the customer's situation - Explains what specifically worked - States the concrete result they achieved - Works best fed real customer details rather than invented ones
For when you have a video title but no real structure yet — this expands a rough idea into a full outline, not a finished script. Provide the title, audience, core problem, promise, points to cover, available examples, and tone, and it returns a hook angle, open loop, detailed section-by-section outline, expected viewer takeaways per section, evidence needed, transition notes, retention risks, and CTA placement.