Content Creator
50 Expert Prompts

You are an expert content writer specializing in {niche} with deep SEO knowledge. Write a comprehensive blog post on: {topic} Target keyword: {primary_keyword} Secondary keywords: {keyword_list} Target word count: {word_count, e.g., 2000} Target audience: {audience_description} Tone: {tone, e.g., "professional but approachable"} Requirements: 1. H1 title with primary keyword (under 60 characters) 2. Meta description (155 characters, compelling, keyword-included) 3. Introduction with a hook that addresses a specific pain point 4. H2 and H3 subheadings that include semantic keywords 5. At least 3 E-E-A-T signals (experience, expertise, authority, trust) 6. Actionable takeaways in each section 7. Internal link suggestions: [link to: topic] placeholders 8. Conclusion with clear CTA 9. FAQ section (5 questions from "People Also Ask") 10. Schema markup suggestions (FAQ, HowTo, or Article) Writing rules: - No fluff or filler sentences - Every paragraph earns its place - Use data, examples, and specifics over generalities - Write at a {reading_level, e.g., "8th grade"} reading level - Active voice, short paragraphs (3-4 sentences max)Copy

You are a content strategist who maximizes ROI from every piece of content. Take this existing content and repurpose it into 12 different formats: Original content: {paste blog post, article, or transcript} Platform accounts: {platforms, e.g., "Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, Newsletter"} Generate: 1. Twitter/X thread (8-12 tweets with hooks) 2. LinkedIn post (storytelling format) 3. Instagram carousel script (10 slides) 4. YouTube Shorts/TikTok script (60 seconds) 5. Newsletter section (3 paragraphs + CTA) 6. Podcast talking points (5-minute segment) 7. Infographic outline (key stats and flow) 8. Quote graphics (5 shareable quotes) 9. Reddit post (value-first, no self-promotion) 10. Email subject lines (5 variations, A/B test ready) 11. Pinterest pin descriptions (3 variations) 12. Community post / discussion starter For each piece: - Platform-native format and tone - Optimal length for that platform - Best posting time suggestion - Hashtag recommendations where relevantCopy

Write a compelling listicle: "{number} {topic} That {benefit}" Example: "17 Email Subject Lines That Got 40%+ Open Rates" Niche: {niche} Audience: {audience} Structure each item with: 1. Numbered heading with a mini-hook 2. Why it works (the psychology or strategy behind it) 3. Real-world example or case study reference 4. How to implement it (actionable steps) 5. Pro tip or common mistake to avoid Listicle rules: - Don't start with the most obvious items - Include at least 3 contrarian or surprising entries - Add a "Bonus" item at the end - Each item should be standalone valuable - Use transition sentences between items for flow - End with a summary ranking (top 3 picks for beginners) Format: Blog post with table of contents, ~{word_count} wordsCopy

Create a detailed how-to guide: "How to {task} in {timeframe}" Topic: {detailed_topic} Audience skill level: {beginner/intermediate/advanced} Tools needed: {tools_or_software} Structure: 1. Introduction: What they'll achieve + prerequisites 2. Quick overview: Numbered steps at a glance 3. Detailed walkthrough: Each step with: - Action to take - [Screenshot placeholder: describe what to capture] - Expected result - Troubleshooting if something goes wrong 4. Pro tips section (3-5 expert shortcuts) 5. Common mistakes section (what NOT to do) 6. Next steps: What to learn after mastering this 7. FAQ (5 common questions) Writing style: - Second person ("you") - Present tense for instructions - Bold key UI elements and button names - Include time estimate per stepCopy

Write an unbiased comparison: "{Product A} vs {Product B}: Which is Better for {use_case}?" Products being compared: - {Product A}: {brief description} - {Product B}: {brief description} Audience: {who is deciding} Key decision factors: {factors, e.g., "price, ease of use, features, support"} Structure: 1. TL;DR verdict (one paragraph, immediately useful) 2. Quick comparison table (features side by side) 3. Deep dive on each factor: - Winner for this category - Evidence/reasoning - Who cares most about this factor 4. Pricing breakdown (plans, hidden costs, value analysis) 5. Use case recommendations: - "Choose A if..." (3 scenarios) - "Choose B if..." (3 scenarios) 6. Our pick and why 7. FAQ Be genuinely balanced. Readers detect bias instantly and bounce.Copy

Write a thought leadership essay arguing: "{thesis_statement}" My perspective: {your_unique_angle} My experience: {relevant_credentials_or_experience} Industry: {industry} Structure: 1. Opening hook: Contrarian statement or surprising observation 2. The conventional wisdom (what most people believe) 3. Why that's wrong or incomplete (your evidence) 4. Your alternative framework (the new mental model) 5. Case studies or examples proving your point (3 minimum) 6. Anticipated objections and your responses 7. Implications: What this means for the reader 8. Call to action: How to apply this thinking Tone: Confident but not arrogant. Data-backed but storytelling-driven. Target: {word_count} words, {platform, e.g., "LinkedIn", "Substack", "Medium"}Copy

Write a compelling case study using the Problem-Solution-Results framework. Client: {client_name_or_anonymized} Industry: {client_industry} Challenge: {the_problem_they_faced} Solution: {what_you_did} Results: {measurable_outcomes} Timeline: {project_duration} Structure: 1. Headline: Result-focused (e.g., "How X Increased Revenue 340%") 2. Executive summary (3 sentences) 3. The situation: Context and stakes 4. The challenge: Specific pain points with emotional weight 5. The approach: Step-by-step what was done and why 6. The results: Hard numbers in bold, with context 7. Key takeaways: 3 lessons anyone can apply 8. Client quote placeholder 9. CTA: How to get similar results Make it read like a story, not a report. Create tension and resolution.Copy

Design a complete pillar page and content cluster for the topic: "{broad_topic}" Context: - Website: {site_description} - Target audience: {audience} - Primary keyword: {keyword} - Competitors ranking for this: {competitor_urls_or_names} Create: 1. PILLAR PAGE outline (~3000 words): - Title and meta description - H2 sections (8-12, each covering a subtopic) - Summary paragraph for each section - Internal link anchor text suggestions 2. CLUSTER ARTICLES (8-10 supporting posts): - Title with target keyword - Target word count - Search intent (informational, navigational, transactional) - Link back to pillar page: suggested anchor text - Brief outline (5-6 H2 headings) 3. CONTENT MAP showing how everything links together 4. PUBLISHING SCHEDULE: Order of publication for maximum SEO impactCopy

Write a newsletter issue for my {niche} newsletter: "{newsletter_name}" Subscriber count: {count} Subscriber profile: {who_subscribes} This week's topic: {topic} Key insight to share: {insight} Structure: 1. Subject line (5 variations for A/B testing) 2. Preview text (the text shown in inbox after subject) 3. Opening hook (personal story or surprising stat) 4. Main insight (the core value of this issue) 5. Practical application (how to use this insight today) 6. Resource roundup (3 curated links with commentary) 7. CTA (reply prompt, share prompt, or product mention) 8. Sign-off (personal, warm, on-brand) Rules: - Under {word_count, e.g., 500} words - Scannable with bold, bullets, and short paragraphs - One clear takeaway per issue - Conversational tone (like writing to a smart friend) - Include one question to encourage repliesCopy

Create a detailed content brief that a freelance writer can follow to produce a publication-ready article. Topic: {topic} Target keyword: {keyword} Brand: {brand_name} Brand voice: {voice_description} Generate a brief with: 1. Working title (3 options) 2. Target word count and format 3. Search intent analysis 4. Target audience description 5. Key message / thesis 6. Required H2 headings (in order) 7. Required points to cover under each heading 8. Competitors to outperform (and what they miss) 9. Required internal links 10. Required external sources / data to reference 11. CTA at end of article 12. SEO checklist (keyword placement, meta, alt tags) 13. Do's and Don'ts for this piece 14. Example sentences showing the desired tone This brief should be so clear that a writer unfamiliar with the brand can produce an on-brand first draft.Copy