Long-Form Article Writer

Write a complete SEO-ready article section by section using prompt chaining.

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The Prompt
STEP 1 — OUTLINE:
Create a detailed outline for an article titled "{title}".
Include: H1, 5-7 H2 sections, sub-points under each H2, and an FAQ section with 3 questions.
Target length: {target_words} words total.

STEP 2 — DRAFT SECTION BY SECTION:
Now write section 1 using the outline, then pause and wait for my "next" command before writing each following section. Each section must:
- Be 400-600 words
- Start with a clear topic sentence
- Use short paragraphs and subheadings
- Include one concrete example or statistic

STEP 3 — EDIT:
After all sections are drafted, rewrite the introduction and conclusion so they match, and tighten transitions between sections.

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Example Input

title: "The Complete Guide to Prompt Engineering", target_words: 2500

Example Output

A full structured article with an outline first, then each section written on command, then a polished introduction and conclusion tying it all together.

Why This Prompt Works

Chaining splits writing into outline, drafting, and editing. Pausing between sections lets you correct direction before the model wastes tokens on a wrong turn.

Tips for Best Results

  • Review the outline before drafting starts.
  • Request one section at a time to keep quality high.
  • Run a final consistency pass on intros, transitions, and conclusions.

Common Mistakes

  • Drafting everything in one shot without an outline.
  • Not pausing between sections to course-correct.

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