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Turn a topic into a blog post outline
A prompt for turning a topic, audience and angle into a section-by-section blog outline with one point each section must land.
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Build a section-by-section outline for a blog post on why most personal budgets fail within 3 months, written for people who've tried a budgeting app and quit. The angle: the problem is the app's friction, not the reader's willpower.
For each section give: a working heading, and the ONE point that section must land before the reader moves on — not a list of subtopics, the single takeaway. Order the sections so each one earns the next. Say what the intro must promise and what the conclusion must resolve. If the problem is the app's friction, not the reader's willpower doesn't obviously support a strong ending, flag that instead of forcing a tidy conclusion.
Model-agnostic — works in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or any AI chat.
Why this prompt works
- →Asking for the one point each section must land, instead of a list of subtopics, forces a real argument structure instead of a bag of loosely related headers.
- →Ordering sections so "each one earns the next" pushes the model to think about reader momentum, not just topic coverage.
- →Flagging a weak ending rather than forcing one stops the outline from papering over an angle that doesn't actually resolve.