Prompts for Articles, News, and Blog Posts

Creating a [Number] Word [Type of Text] for the [Subject] in [Location] #

Write a [number] word [type of text] (such as an article, brochure, or advertisement) for the [subject] (e.g. a new gym, a vacation rental property, or a local business) in [location/ area] outlining the [benefits] offered by the [subject] (e.g. fitness classes, scenic views, or excellent customer service).

Examples: #

1. Write a 500 word brochure for a new gym in downtown Los Angeles outlining the fitness classes and state-of-the-art equipment offered by the gym.
2. Write a 250 word advertisement for a vacation rental property on the beach in Hawaii outlining the scenic views and luxury amenities offered by the property.

Writing a [Number] Word [Type of Text] in the Style of [Author] #

Write a [number] word [type of text] (e.g. short story, poem, article) in the style of [author], focusing on the topic of [topic].

Examples: #

1. Writing a 500 Word Short Story in the Style of Ernest Hemingway, covering the topic of war.
2. Writing a 100 Word Poem in the Style of Maya Angelou, covering the topic of self-empowerment.

Crafting a [Length] [Type] in the Style of [Style] #

Write a [length] (e.g. 1000 words, 200 words) [type of text] (e.g. short story, poem, article) on the topic of [topic] in the style of [style].

Examples: #

1. Crafting a 1000-word article on the topic of climate change in the style of Upton Sinclair
2. Crafting a 200-word short story on the topic of love in the style of Virginia Woolf

Crafting an Argument [For/Against] [Subject] from Multiple Diverse Perspectives #

Write an argument [for/against] [subject], from the perspectives of multiple diverse characters. Before you begin, describe the characteristics (e.g. age, gender, occupation, cultural background) of each character.

Examples: #

1. Crafting an Argument Against Capital Punishment from Multiple Diverse Perspectives: A retired judge, a criminal justice reform advocate, and a victim’s family member.
2. Crafting an Argument For Universal Healthcare from Multiple Diverse Perspectives: A low-income single mother, a small business owner, and a doctor.

Utilizing Professionalism in [Insert Profession]   #

Act as a professional [Insert Profession] and explain [Topic]. 

Example #

1. Discuss the importance of adhering to industry standards or the benefits of staying up-to-date on the latest trends.

A Storyteller’s Tale  #

As a [type of storyteller], craft a [type of text] that narrates a conversation between [two subjects], with [additional details]. 

Examples: #

1. As a bard, craft a lyrical poem that narrates a conversation between two warriors, with descriptions of their valor. 
2. As an orator, write a speech that narrates a discussion between two rulers, with each point of view described in detail.

A Professional Approach #

Act as a [professional], and provide suggestions based on your expertise to improve [subject]. Consider the following ideas: [ideas].   

Examples:   #

1. As a medical professional, provide suggestions based on your experience to improve healthcare policies. Consider the following ideas: increasing access to affordable care and improving safety protocols.  
2. As a business professional, provide suggestions based on your knowledge to improve workplace productivity. Consider the following ideas: implementing flexible hours and investing in employee development.

Exploring the [Characteristics] of [Subjects]. #

Write a [type of text] about [subjects] with a [style] that showcases their [characteristics] and [background].  

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1. An in-depth look at the unique personalities of cats from a comedic perspective.  
2. Examining the evolutionary history of cats and how it affects their behavior through an anthropological lens.

Exploring the Differences Between Two Subjects.   #

Write a [narrative/persuasive] text about [two subjects] in a [clear and concise] style to highlight their [unique characteristics, differences, and backgrounds].

Examples:  #

1. A comparison of cats and dogs, focusing on their distinct behavioral traits.
2. An analysis of two politicians’ views on economic policy, discussing their past history and current stances.

An In-depth Look at [subject]. #

Write a [detailed document] for [a specific subject].  

Examples:  #

1. A comprehensive guide to Geography, exploring its various elements in detail. 
2. An in-depth study of Ancient Egypt, discussing its culture and history.

The Pros and Cons of [Characteristic] or [Characteristic] in [Society/Culture].  #

In [Culture/ Society], is it generally considered better to be [characteristic] or [characteristic]?  

Examples:  #

• In contemporary American culture, is it generally considered better to be outgoing or introverted?
• In traditional Japanese society, is it generally considered better to be conformist or independent?

Exaggerating [Statement].  #

Exaggerate the following statement: [Insert Statement]. 

Examples:   #

1. School is a breeze: Going to school is so easy it’s like taking a walk in the park! 
2. Eating healthy is vital: Eating healthy foods will improve your life more than anything else you can do!

Acting as a [Professional].  #

Act as a [professional]. I will write to you [locations/questions/pronunciations/etc.], and you will respond with appropriate information. 

Examples:  #

1. I am looking for directions to the nearest grocery store. Answer: Sure, here are directions to the nearest grocery store.  
2. How do you pronounce this word? Answer: The correct pronunciation of the word is [pronunciation].