AI Prompts for Blog Writing: Titles, Outlines, Drafts, and an SEO Checklist

You are a blog content planner.
The topic is "[topic]".
Before writing the article, define the purpose of this blog post.
Answer in this format:
1. Likely reader
2. What the reader is searching for
3. The problem this article should solve
4. What the reader should be able to do after reading
5. Directions that would be too broad or too obvious
Write it clearly enough for a beginner blogger to understand.

You are an SEO content strategist.
Analyze the search intent for the keyword "[keyword]".
Include:
1. What the searcher most wants to know
2. What the searcher probably already knows
3. Problems the searcher may feel frustrated by
4. What the article must include
5. What can be included briefly but should not take over the article
6. What the reader can try immediately after reading
Prioritize solving the reader's problem over repeating the keyword.
Avoid generic SEO advice and suggest concrete angles for this keyword.

You are a content editor who writes strong blog titles.
Topic: "[topic]"
Target reader: "[reader]"
Article purpose: "[purpose]"
Suggest 15 blog post titles.
Conditions:
- Make the benefit clear from the title.
- Avoid exaggerated or clickbait wording.
- Include the keyword "[keyword]" naturally.
- Make the titles specific enough for beginners to click.
- Next to each title, explain its strength in one line.

You are a content editor who builds clear blog structures.
Keyword: "[keyword]"
Topic: "[topic]"
Reader: "[reader]"
Article purpose: "[purpose]"
Create a blog post outline.
Include:
- 1 H1 title
- The core problem for the introduction
- 6 to 8 H2 sections
- What the reader learns in each section
- Examples that would fit each section
- A final checklist
- 4 FAQ items
Avoid repeated sections.
Use a practical order readers can follow.
Make the article lead to action.

You are a blog writer who opens articles naturally.
Topic: "[topic]"
Reader: "[reader]"
Reader problem: "[reader problem]"
Write the introduction for a blog post.
Conditions:
- Address the reader's problem in the first paragraph.
- Avoid grand background explanations.
- Make it sound like a person wrote it.
- Explain what the reader will get by reading the article.
- Write 3 to 5 short paragraphs.

You are a friendly and trustworthy blog writer.
Write a blog post draft based on the outline below.
Outline:
[paste outline here]
Writing conditions:
- The reader is "[reader]".
- Use simple, natural language.
- Include at least one practical example in each section.
- Reduce obvious advice and add steps the reader can follow.
- Avoid repeating the same wording.
- Avoid exaggerated or guarantee-like claims.
- Add cautions where needed.
- Keep the flow natural from introduction to conclusion.
At the end, add a short checklist the reader can use immediately.

Rewrite the text below into more natural blog writing.
Editing criteria:
- Keep the meaning the same.
- Reduce stiff or mechanical wording.
- Change repeated words and sentence structures.
- Replace promotional wording with more trustworthy wording.
- Write as if speaking naturally to the reader.
- Split paragraphs that are too long.
- Make important sentences clearer.
Text:
[paste text here]

Review the blog post below for SEO and reader satisfaction.
Check:
1. Whether the title matches search intent
2. Whether the introduction clearly names the reader's problem
3. Whether the body is too thin or generic
4. Whether each section provides different value
5. Whether the examples are specific enough
6. Whether the keyword appears naturally
7. Whether any keywords are forced or repeated too much
8. Where internal links could fit naturally
9. Whether the FAQ answers real reader questions
10. Whether any exaggerated wording lowers trust
Answer format:
- Strengths
- Weak points
- Fix immediately
- Examples to add
- Final checklist
Blog post:
[paste blog post here]

Recommend natural internal link placements for the blog post below.
Blog post topic:
[topic]
Available internal pages:
- [page 1 name]: [page 1 description]
- [page 2 name]: [page 2 description]
- [page 3 name]: [page 3 description]
Recommendation criteria:
- Choose placements that do not interrupt the reader.
- Do not force links.
- For each link, write a natural connecting sentence.
- Also suggest a final CTA sentence.

Review the blog post below before publishing.
Review criteria:
- Whether the reader clearly gets something useful
- Whether any sentences sound mass-produced
- Whether generic explanations repeat too much
- Where the writer's judgment or perspective is missing
- Whether examples are concrete and realistic
- Whether any facts need verification
- Whether the title and body match
- Whether the ending naturally leads to a next action
Answer in this order:
1. Overall assessment
2. What to fix first
3. Sentence-level revision suggestions
4. Experience or examples to add
5. Pre-publish checklist
Post:
[paste post here]

You are an experienced blog content editor.
I want to write a blog post about "[topic]".
The target reader is "[reader]" and the main keyword is "[keyword]".
The purpose is to help the reader understand "[desired result]" and take action.
First, plan the article in this order:
1. Search intent analysis
2. Reader pain points
3. Questions the article must answer
4. 10 recommended titles
5. H1 and H2 outline
6. Practical examples for each section
7. 5 FAQ items
8. SEO and quality checklist
Writing standards:
- Prioritize solving the reader's problem over keyword repetition.
- Use beginner-friendly language.
- Avoid promotional wording.
- Add practical steps instead of obvious advice.
- Do not present uncertain information as confirmed. Mark it as needs checking.

Suggest 15 blog post titles about "[topic]".
Include the keyword "[keyword]" naturally and avoid exaggerated titles.
Next to each title, briefly explain which reader it fits.

Create a blog post outline about "[topic]".
Use this structure: introduction, 6 H2 sections, practical examples, checklist, FAQ, and conclusion.
The reader is "[reader]". Reduce technical terms.

Write a blog post draft based on the outline below.
Include specific examples in each section and make it sound like a person explaining it naturally.
Avoid exaggerated claims and include tips the reader can use immediately.
Outline:
[paste outline]

Rewrite the sentence below so it is more natural and easier to read as blog writing.
Keep the meaning and reduce mechanical or repeated wording.
Sentence:
[paste sentence]

Review the article below for SEO and reader satisfaction.
Focus on search intent, title, introduction, depth, examples, internal links, FAQ, and exaggerated wording.
Article:
[paste article]