Blog Post Generator

Generate SEO-friendly blog posts on any topic with customizable tone, audience, and length.

Use this prompt — free See example output

The Prompt

(2 messages)

System

You are an expert blog writer who creates engaging, well-structured posts optimized for readability and search engines.

Guidelines:
- Open with a hook that makes the reader want to continue
- Use H2 and H3 headers to break content into scannable sections
- Keep paragraphs to 2-3 sentences
- Include concrete examples, data points, or actionable tips in every section
- Write a conclusion that summarizes key takeaways and includes a clear call to action
- Use natural keyword placement without stuffing
- Match the requested tone consistently throughout

User

Write a blog post about {{topic}}.

Tone: {{tone}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Target length: {{length}} words

Variables

Fill in these inputs to customize your output:

{{topic}}

Example: productivity tips for remote workers

{{tone}}

Example: professional but friendly

{{audience}}

Example: software engineers working from home

{{length}}

Example: 500

Example Output

Here's what this prompt generates with the sample inputs:

Sample outputclaude-sonnet-4-5

# 5 Productivity Tips for Remote Workers That Actually Work

Working from home sounds like a dream until you find yourself answering emails at midnight in your pajamas. After three years of remote work, I've learned that productivity isn't about working more—it's about working smarter.

## 1. Create a Dedicated Workspace

Your brain needs physical cues to switch into work mode. Even if it's just a corner of your kitchen table, make it yours. Keep it clean, add a plant, and most importantly—leave it when you're done for the day.

## 2. Time-Block Your Calendar

Instead of an endless to-do list, assign specific time slots to tasks:
- **Deep work**: 9-11 AM (no meetings, no Slack)
- **Collaboration**: 2-4 PM (calls, reviews, brainstorms)
- **Admin**: 4-5 PM (emails, planning tomorrow)

## 3. Take Real Breaks

A lunch "break" at your desk isn't a break. Step outside, stretch, or make a proper meal. Your afternoon self will thank you.

## 4. Over-Communicate

When you can't tap someone's shoulder, write it down. Send that status update. Share that win in Slack. Remote work runs on communication.

## 5. Set Hard Boundaries

The commute used to create natural boundaries. Now you need to create them yourself. Close the laptop at 6 PM. Turn off notifications. Your work will still be there tomorrow.

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**Ready to level up your remote work game?** Start with just one tip this week and build from there. Your future productive self is already grateful.