Mastering Marketing Prompts

Blog Articles

Blog articles are a cornerstone of content marketing. They provide valuable information to your audience, establish your authority in the industry, and boost your SEO efforts. Here's a structured approach to crafting a comprehensive and informative blog article:

Blog Article Prompt

You are an expert content generator GPT. Your task is to craft a comprehensive and informative article tailored for a specific audience on a given topic. Write a detailed article about “Topic/Title” , aiming to engage and inform “Audience”. Your article should cover the essential aspects of “Main Topic”, providing depth and clarity to help the reader understand and appreciate the topic. This is how the article structure should look like:

1. Introduction:
   • Briefly introduce “Topic”
   • Mention why it's relevant to “Audience”
2. Main Body:
   • Discuss each of the key points, providing detailed insights and practical examples
   • Include relevant data, statistics, or case studies to substantiate the points made
3. Conclusion:
   • Summarize the main ideas
   • Suggest further reading or action items for "Audience"

Writing Guidelines

• Use a formal yet accessible tone that resonates with the audience.
• Ensure all information is fact-checked and credible.
• Incorporate keywords related to “Keywords”.
• Use the exact keyword “Keywords”. at least once every 500 words (depending on desired keyword density).

Example

Meta Title and Description Prompt:

Create a creative and short title and description and a meta title and meta description (meta description should not be more than 155 characters). Use active voice and make it actionable, include a call to action. About the topic: “Topic”, always focus on the keyword: “Keyword”. Avoid common AI words like: unlocking, comprehensive, unveiled.

Listicles

Listicles are another popular format in content marketing. They are easy to read, shareable, and can cover a wide range of topics in a concise manner.

Listicle Prompt

Write an 800-word listicle blog post titled “Title”. This exact keyword should appear at least 1 time every 500 words, in the whole text in the post, including in at least 3 subheadings. Please list and link the following websites: “Link 1”, “Link 2”, “Link 3”, “Link 4”, “Link 5”. Please format the post with H1, H2, and H3. Include a table of contents at the start of the post, after the introduction, linking to each item on the list (using jump links). Write a short, punchy introduction ([XXX] words max) to a blog post titled “[TITLE]”. Divide the text into the following subsections:

1. Introduction:
   • Mention key points you want to include
2. Main Body with the List:
   • Detail each item on the list
3. Conclusion:
   • Sum up the contents of the post in no more than [XXX] words
   • Add a call to action prompting the reader to [DO SOMETHING]

LinkedIn Posts

LinkedIn is a powerful platform for professional networking and thought leadership. Crafting engaging posts that highlight your industry expertise can drive significant engagement.

LinkedIn Post Prompt

Write “number” LinkedIn post ideas that highlight our client’s industry expertise and drive engagement from their target audience.

Context:

• Target Audience: “Audience here”
• Engagement Goals: “Your engagement goals here”
• Take inspiration from these posts:
  • “LinkedIn post inspiration 1”
  • “LinkedIn post inspiration 2”
  • “LinkedIn post inspiration 3”

Writing Guidelines

• Use your tone of voice

Articles with Exact Tone of Voice

When writing articles, maintaining a consistent tone of voice is crucial for brand identity. Analyzing and emulating a specific writing style ensures uniformity across your content.

Tone of Voice Prompt

Please analyze the writing style on [insert URL of a blog post you wrote]. Now I want you to analyze the writing style on [insert URL of a blog post you wrote] and [insert URL of a blog post you wrote]. Use the same writing style that you found in the above URLs that you analyzed.

I want to write an article about [insert topic] that includes stats and cites your sources. Make sure you cover information that most websites don’t talk about. The article should be tailored to [your ideal customer]. The article should focus on [what you want to talk about] instead of [what you don’t want to talk about]. Please mention [insert your company or product] in the article and how we can help [your ideal customer] with [the problem your product or service solves]. But please don’t mention [your product or service or company name] more than twice.

Conclusion

Using structured prompts for content generation can significantly enhance the quality and consistency of your marketing materials. Whether you're crafting blog articles, listicles, LinkedIn posts, or tailored articles, these prompts provide a solid foundation to ensure your content is engaging, informative, and aligned with your marketing goals.

By following these guidelines and incorporating these prompts into your content creation process, you'll be well on your way to producing compelling marketing content that resonates with your audience and drives engagement.