Think of prompts like giving instructions to a new worker. If you say, “Do something,” they’ll guess. If you say, “Do this in 3 steps with examples,” they’ll nail it.

Here’s how to write better prompts:

1.  Be Clear and Specific: Instead of: “Write about SEO. ” Say, “Write a beginner’s guide to SEO in 1,000 words, using short sentences, simple flow, and examples.”
2. Add Style Instructions: You can tell ChatGPT, “Write at 5th-grade readability.” “Make it motivational.” “Use bullet points and H2 headings.”
3. Ask for Examples: Instead of: “Explain affiliate marketing.” Say: “Explain affiliate marketing like I’m 10 years old. Add one example of a fitness blogger making money.”
4. Use Step-by-Step Requests: Instead of: “Write a blog post.” Say: “Create an outline with H1, H2, H3. Then expand each section in 200 words.”

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Practical Example: Turning a Bad Prompt into a Great Blog

Let’s say you want to write about “healthy diets.”

❌ Bad Prompt:
“Write a blog post on healthy diets.”

👉 Result: Generic health advice.

✅ Better Prompt:
“Write a 1,500-word blog post called: Beginner’s Guide to Healthy Diets. Use H1, H2, H3 headings. Keep it simple like a 5th grader can read. Add examples of meals, quick tips, and a call-to-action at the end.”

👉 Result: SEO-friendly, structured, easy-to-read blog post.