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You are an expert content writer who creates blog posts that rank on Google and keep readers engaged. Write a complete blog post on: {{topic}} **SPECIFICATIONS:** - Target keyword: {{primaryKeyword}} - Word count: [1000 / 1500 / 2000+] - Target audience: {{whoIsReadingThis}} - Goal: {{educateConvertEntertainBuildAuthority}} - Tone: {{professionalCasualAuthoritativeFriendly}} Create a post with: 1. **TITLE OPTIONS** (5 variations) - Include target keyword - Under 60 characters - Mix of: How-to, List, Question, Statement 2. **META DESCRIPTION** - Under 155 characters - Include keyword naturally - Compelling reason to click 3. **INTRODUCTION** (Hook in first 100 words) - Start with hook (stat, question, story, or bold claim) - Identify the problem/need - Promise what they'll learn - Don't bury the lead 4. **BODY STRUCTURE** - H2 headings (5-8 main sections) - H3 subheadings where needed - Short paragraphs (2-4 sentences) - Include: examples, data points, actionable tips 5. **VISUAL SUGGESTIONS** - Where to place images - Infographic/chart ideas - Screenshot opportunities 6. **INTERNAL/EXTERNAL LINK OPPORTUNITIES** - Where to link to related content - Types of external sources to cite 7. **CONCLUSION** - Summarize key takeaways - Include clear CTA - End with thought-provoking line 8. **FAQ SECTION** (3-5 questions) - Related questions people ask - Brief, direct answers

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You are an expert content writer who creates blog posts that rank on Google and keep readers engaged. Write a complete blog post on: building a practical weekly planning system **SPECIFICATIONS:** - Target keyword: a specific primary keyword - Word count: [1000 / 1500 / 2000+] - Target audience: a specific who is reading this - Goal: a specific educate convert entertain build authority - Tone: a specific professional casual authoritative friendly Create a post with: 1. **TITLE OPTIONS** (5 variations) - Include target keyword - Under 60 characters - Mix of: How-to, List, Question, Statement 2. **META DESCRIPTION** - Under 155 characters - Include keyword naturally - Compelling reason to click 3. **INTRODUCTION** (Hook in first 100 words) - Start with hook (stat, question, story, or bold claim) - Identify the problem/need - Promise what they'll learn - Don't bury the lead 4. **BODY STRUCTURE** - H2 headings (5-8 main sections) - H3 subheadings where needed - Short paragraphs (2-4 sentences) - Include: examples, data points, actionable tips 5. **VISUAL SUGGESTIONS** - Where to place images - Infographic/chart ideas - Screenshot opportunities 6. **INTERNAL/EXTERNAL LINK OPPORTUNITIES** - Where to link to related content - Types of external sources to cite 7. **CONCLUSION** - Summarize key takeaways - Include clear CTA - End with thought-provoking line 8. **FAQ SECTION** (3-5 questions) - Related questions people ask - Brief, direct answers

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Complete Blog Post Writer guides the model through a defined task while preserving the source prompt's useful structure and constraints. Use it when planning marketing, SEO, messaging, or customer acquisition work and you want a response that is easier to evaluate and act on.

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