Content6 min readUpdated Feb 2025
Blog Writing Prompts: 30 AI Ideas for Content Creators
Prompts for outlines, intros, comparisons, and CTAs—so you can draft faster and promote smarter.
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Outline (SEO)
Create an outline for a blog post on "{{topic}}" targeting the keyword "{{keyword}}". Include H2/H3s, suggested FAQ, and a CTA idea.Intro hook
Write an intro for a blog post about "{{topic}}". Hook with a pain point, promise the outcome, and preview 3 sections. 120-150 words.List post
Write 7 list items for "{{topic}}". Each item: name, 2-sentence explanation, and one actionable tip.Comparison post
Write a comparison between {{optionA}} and {{optionB}}. Include use case fit, pros/cons, pricing note, and who should choose each.Case study
Draft a mini-case study: Context, Problem, Action, Result (with metric), Takeaway. Topic: {{topic}}.CTA variations
Write 5 CTA variations for a post about "{{topic}}": short button labels + 1-line lead-in copy.Meta description
Write 3 meta description options (under 155 chars) for a blog about "{{topic}}" with keyword "{{keyword}}".Summary/Conclusion
Write a concise conclusion for a post about "{{topic}}". Recap, one key takeaway, and a single CTA.Tips
- Outline before drafting; include FAQ for search intent.
- One CTA per post; align it with the main offer.
- Promote with short snippets (threads, captions, subject lines).
FAQ
How long should intros be?
Aim for 120-150 words with a clear hook and preview of sections.
Do I need FAQ schema?
For intent-rich posts, yes—add 3-5 FAQs. Keep answers concise.
Best models for blogging?
Claude Sonnet/GPT-4o for nuance; Haiku/4o mini for speed. Always review and fact-check.