Blog posts prompts

Write a blog post about [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE].

Work in two steps:

1. First, produce an outline: a working title, a one-sentence thesis, and 4-6 H2 sections, each with the specific point it makes. Wait for nothing: go straight to step 2 after the outline.

2. Then write the full draft (900-1,200 words):
- Open with a concrete hook: a sp

Blog Post Outline and First Draft

Turn a topic and audience into a structured outline, then a complete first draft with a hook, scannable sections, and a clear takeaway.

Writingbeginner
Write a B2B case study from the raw material below.

Raw material (interview transcript, call notes, emails, metrics):
"""
[PASTE EVERYTHING YOU HAVE: the customer's words matter most]
"""

Customer: [COMPANY + INDUSTRY + SIZE]
What we sell: [YOUR PRODUCT + WHAT IT REPLACED OR FIXED FOR THEM]
The reader: [THE PROSPECT WHO SHOULD SEE THEMS

B2B Case Study

Turn a customer interview or call notes into a case study with a results-led headline, quantified before/after, and the vendor as guide.

Writingintermediate
Draft a white paper.

Working topic + the argument it makes: [THE THESIS, e.g. "mid-market teams overpay for observability because pricing models punish scale"]
Reader: [ROLE + WHERE THEY ARE IN THE BUYING JOURNEY: "evaluating approaches" / "building the business case"]
What we sell + how the paper should relate to it: [YOUR PRODUCT: the 

B2B White Paper

Draft a 6-10 page B2B white paper: problem-evidence-solution structure, skimmable by headline, real data slots, and the pitch confined to the end.

Writingintermediate

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