Writes a comprehensive whitepaper on your topic with summary, context, market dynamics, technical analysis, case studies, opportunities, risks, outlook and recommendations, using evidence-based reasoning and executive clarity.
Content type: [type of content] Topic: [your topic] Audience: [your audience] Write this content following every rule below, with no exceptions: 1. Exactly 5 paragraphs, not one more or one less. 2. Every paragraph has 3-4 sentences. 3. The first paragraph opens with a bold claim stated in one sentence. 4. Exactly 2 specific statistics or data points must appear. 5. The last sentence is a question that gets the reader thinking. 6. Never use the word "just" or the phrase "in order to". 7. Reading level: 8th grade. 8. Tone: confident but conversational, closer to a TED talk than to a textbook. When you have finished, check the text against each rule and confirm, rule by rule, that it complies.
Topic: [specific topic] Task: write a complete 1000-word article on this topic. Structure: 1. An executive summary 2. 5 main sections, each with its own subheading 3. A conclusion with takeaways the reader can act on
Topic of the piece: [topic] Target audience: [audience] Task: write 5 alternative opening paragraphs for this piece. Each one uses a different hook style: 1. a bold claim 2. a provocative question 3. a vivid scene 4. a surprising statistic 5. a personal confession Every paragraph must make the reader unable to stop. Label each paragraph with its hook style.
Role: you are a content strategist with deep expertise in [niche]. Task: write a long-form article on [topic]. Inputs: - Audience: [describe your audience] - Tone: direct and conversational, zero filler - Length: 2,500–3,000 words If the niche, topic or audience is missing, ask me before writing. Requirements: 1. Start with a bold claim that goes against common belief. Avoid generic openers. 2. Keep every paragraph to 3 sentences or fewer. 3. Include a minimum of 3 real examples, figures or case studies. 4. Put the key phrases in bold so a skimming reader catches them. 5. Close with a single clear action step or call to action. The article must not read like: - generic SEO filler - a LinkedIn "thought leader" post - a corporate blog Goal: by the last line, the reader is eager to put at least one idea into practice right away. Before delivering, reread the draft and fix anything that slips into one of the three styles above.
Topic: [topic] Audience: [audience type] Format: [blog post / social media post / newsletter / brand story] Task: write content on this topic for this audience. Voice and style: - natural and conversational; steer clear of robotic, formulaic or generic AI phrasing - weave in storytelling, examples the reader can relate to and insights that are not obvious - keep it original and emotionally engaging from start to finish The message must be clear, easy to remember and written specifically for this audience. If the format is missing, ask me which one I need before writing. Before delivering, reread the draft and rewrite any sentence that sounds like a template.