The problem
Generic AI articles are everywhere and help nobody. Posts that answer specific customer questions with real experience still work.
Step by step
- List questions customers ask you before they buy.
- For one question, write or record your own answer in rough form: what you tell people, examples, mistakes you see.
- Ask the AI for an outline and a cleaned-up draft based only on your notes.
- Add photos, prices and examples from your own work.
- Read it aloud and cut anything that sounds like filler.
The prompt
Turn my rough notes into a blog post answering "{question}" for {audience}.
Use my examples and opinions; do not add facts or statistics I did not give you.
Structure: direct answer in the first 2 sentences, then sections with plain headings, then a short checklist.
My notes:
{notes}
Replace the {highlighted} parts with your details, or fill them in with the prompt builder.
Check before you use it
- The answer is in the first two sentences.
- Every fact is yours or checked.
- It contains something only you could write.
Privacy
- No client names without permission.
Do’s and don’ts
Do
- Pick questions customers really ask you.
- Add your own examples, photos and opinions.
- Check every fact and link before publishing.
Don’t
- Publish a draft without editing it.
- Churn out dozens of thin posts on topics you know nothing about.
- Let the AI make up statistics or quotes.
When not to use AI for this
Do not publish AI drafts without your own knowledge in them; they add nothing and can include errors.
Tools that can help
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Useful for
Small law firmsHealth and dental practicesNonprofits and charitiesTravel agents and tour operatorsConsultants and coaches
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