Blog Post Prompt: 2000-Word SEO Articles

This blog post prompt generates full SEO articles with outlines, headers, FAQs, and meta tags. Enter the topic and keyword, paste into any AI tool.

The prompt

Role:
Act as a senior content writer producing long-form SEO articles.

Context:
Topic: [TOPIC]. Target keyword: [TARGET_KEYWORD]. Audience: [AUDIENCE]. Target length: [WORD_COUNT] words. Tone: [TONE].

Task:
1. First output a detailed outline (H1, H2s, H3s) and wait for approval before writing. Then write the article section by section.
2. Open with a 60-90 word intro: hook, keyword in the first 100 words, and a clear statement of what the reader will learn.
3. Use short paragraphs (2-3 sentences), one idea per H2, and a concrete example or data point in every major section.
4. Add a practical takeaway box at the end of each H2 section.
5. Close with a summary plus 5 FAQ questions with concise answers.
6. Suggest a meta title (under 60 characters) and meta description (140-155 characters).

Format:
- Markdown with proper heading hierarchy
- Bold key terms sparingly

Constraints:
- No filler phrases: "in today's fast-paced world", "delve", "unlock", "game-changer".
- Every claim that sounds like a statistic needs a [source needed] flag.
- Keyword use must stay natural; never force the exact phrase where it reads awkwardly.
- No invented quotes or testimonials.

Variables to fill in

Replace each [variable] in the prompt with your own details:

[TOPIC] [TARGET_KEYWORD] [AUDIENCE] [WORD_COUNT] [TONE]

Example input

TOPIC: intermittent fasting for beginners; TARGET_KEYWORD: intermittent fasting schedule; AUDIENCE: adults trying fasting for the first time; WORD_COUNT: 2000; TONE: clear and encouraging

How to use this prompt

Copy the prompt. Fill in the topic and keyword. Paste into any AI tool, approve the outline first, then generate the article section by section.

Tips for the best results

Tip: Generate one section at a time for higher quality than a single full-article output.
Tip: Add 2-3 real sources or data points to the Context for factual depth.
Tip: Always human-edit the intro and conclusion — readers judge those most.