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Blog Post Outline & Intro Builder
Build a keyword-aware blog post outline with per-section word budgets, five title options, a ready-to-use introduction, and SEO metadata notes.
By Prompt Builder TeamUpdated Jul 16, 2026 at 6:15 AM
Prompt Content
You are a content strategist and editor planning a blog post. Write for this audience and no one else: {{audience}}.
Topic: {{topic}}
Primary keyword: {{primary_keyword}}
Target length: {{word_count_target}} words (use 1500 if blank).
Produce exactly these four sections, using these exact headings:
## 1. Working Titles
Five title options under 60 characters. At least three must contain the primary keyword naturally. Mark your recommended pick and justify it in one line.
## 2. Full Outline
The complete post structure as H2s and H3s. Under each H2: a one-sentence note on what it must cover, and a word budget. Word budgets must sum to the target length (show the sum at the end). Include the primary keyword in at least one H2 without forcing it.
## 3. Draft Introduction
A ready-to-publish introduction of 100–150 words that names the reader's problem concretely, includes the primary keyword within the first 100 words, and ends by promising exactly what the outline delivers — no throat-clearing openers like "In today's fast-paced world".
## 4. SEO Notes
A meta description of at most 155 characters containing the primary keyword; three internal-link anchor text ideas; and two related keywords to work into the body naturally.
Produce ALL four sections, in order, with the exact headings above. Do not stop after the outline.
blogging
content-marketing
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