Copyable prompt chain
A practical prompt chain for turning a keyword and rough idea into a researched outline, draft, and editorial checklist.
Step 1
Understand what the reader wants before drafting.
Act as an SEO editor. For the keyword [KEYWORD], identify the likely search intent, target reader, must-answer questions, content angle, and 5 sections that would make this article more useful than generic search results.
Step 2
Create a structure that is scannable and complete.
Using the search intent above, create a detailed blog outline for [TITLE]. Include H2/H3 headings, the purpose of each section, examples to include, and internal link opportunities for FindMePrompt-style prompt workflows.
Step 3
Write the first draft with original examples and practical steps.
Write the article from the outline. Use a helpful editorial voice, concrete examples, short paragraphs, and no fluff. Add copyable AI prompts where they help the reader complete the job.
Step 4
Improve trust, originality, and usefulness before publishing.
Review this draft for helpfulness, originality, accuracy, and AdSense-safe quality. Flag thin sections, unsupported claims, repeated ideas, missing examples, and places where the reader may need a checklist or prompt.
Yes. The steps are written for instruction-following models such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Llama, and Mistral.
For best results, run the steps in one conversation so the model keeps the context, then copy important outputs into your working document.
