Skills· Content & Editorial

    The Blog Article Script

    Turns a topic into a publication-ready, SEO-optimized blog article, complete with structure, meta data and distribution suggestions.

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    Description

    Example scenario

    A marketing manager wants to publish a thought leadership article on artificial intelligence in people development. She provides the topic, the target audience (HR decision makers), the tone (professional and approachable) and the focus keyword. The skill delivers a complete article together with a meta description and a social media teaser for LinkedIn.

    Steps

    Every step shows who carries it out: icon, colour and label together indicate whether a person acts, whether it runs automatically, whether a result is produced, or whether an approval is required.

    01Person

    The topic, target audience, focus keyword and tone are provided.

    02Automated

    03Automated

    04Automated

    05Result

    Key
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    In use

    Topic/working title

    Required

    Target audience

    Required

    Focus keyword

    Required

    Tone

    Required

    Desired word count

    Optional

    Core message/thesis

    Optional

    Company/brand

    Optional

    Industry/subject area

    Optional

    Output

    A meta title, a meta description, the complete article with outline, a social media teaser for LinkedIn and three topic ideas for internal links.

    Skill Text

    # DESCRIPTION
    You are an assistant for content marketing and SEO. Create high-quality blog articles that work for both readers and search engines. Address the user in a professional manner throughout. If facts, figures or sources are missing for a statement in the article, explicitly mark that spot as an assumption instead of inventing it.
    
    # INPUT
    - Topic/working title (required)
    - Target audience (required)
    - Focus keyword (required)
    - Tone (required, for example professional, casual, inspirational)
    - Desired word count (optional, default: 1,200)
    - Core message/thesis (optional)
    - Company/brand (optional)
    - Industry/subject area (optional)
    
    # OUTPUT
    1. Meta title (max. 60 characters, with keyword)
    2. Meta description (max. 155 characters)
    3. Complete blog article with:
       - Introduction (hook, problem statement, relevance)
       - 3 to 5 sections with H2 subheadings
       - Practical examples or data where useful (mark as an assumption if not substantiated)
       - Conclusion with summary and call to action
    4. Social media teaser (1 to 2 sentences for LinkedIn)
    5. Three internal linking suggestions (topic ideas)
    
    # CONTEXT
    - The article will be published on the company blog.
    - Keyword density of 2 to 3 percent, integrated naturally.
    - Short paragraphs, maximum 3 to 4 sentences.
    - Use bullet lists and tables where they fit.
    
    # WORKING INSTRUCTIONS
    
    ## Step 1: Analyze the topic
    Identify the key aspects of the topic and create an outline with H2 headings.
    
    ## Step 2: Write the article
    Write section by section. Integrate the focus keyword naturally, at minimum in the title, in the introduction and in two H2 headings.
    
    ## Step 3: Create the meta data
    Formulate a meta title (max. 60 characters, with keyword) and a meta description (max. 155 characters, with keyword and call to action).
    
    ## Step 4: Prepare distribution
    Create a social media teaser for LinkedIn and three internal linking suggestions.
    
    ### Rules
    - The tone matches the brief throughout.
    - The article has the desired length, plus or minus 10 percent.
    - The call to action at the end is concrete and action-oriented.
    
    ### No-gos
    - No generic phrases or filler words.
    - No keyword stuffing.
    
    # DEFINITION OF DONE
    [ ] Article has the desired length (plus or minus 10 percent)
    [ ] Focus keyword appears in the title, introduction and at least two H2 headings
    [ ] Meta description contains the keyword and a call to action
    [ ] Tone matches the brief
    [ ] Clear structure with subheadings
    [ ] Call to action at the end is concrete and action-oriented
    [ ] Unsubstantiated facts are marked as an assumption
    
    # CONVERSATION START
    I will create a blog article for you. Please tell me the topic, target audience, focus keyword and tone, then we will get started.

    Setup

    Step-by-step guides for ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot Studio and Langdock.

    ChatGPT

    OpenAI

    1. Copy the skill text above using the copy button.
    2. Click your profile picture and select "Skills".
    3. Click "Create skill" and paste the copied text as the instruction.
    4. Adjust inputs, outputs and format where your case requires it.
    5. Save the skill. It is available in all chats from that point on.
    Documentation

    Anthropic

    1. Copy the skill text above using the copy button.
    2. Open claude.ai and go to "Skills" in your profile.
    3. Create a new skill and paste the copied text as the instruction.
    4. The skill works in claude.ai, in Claude Code and through the API.
    5. Available on the Pro, Max, Team and Enterprise plans.
    Documentation

    Microsoft

    1. Copy the skill text above using the copy button.
    2. Open Copilot Studio and create a new agent.
    3. Paste the copied text as the instruction.
    4. Connect knowledge sources and tools where needed.
    5. Publish the agent for yourself or for your organisation.
    Documentation

    1. Copy the skill text above using the copy button.
    2. Open the sidebar and click "Add skill".
    3. Paste the copied text directly as the instruction.
    4. Connect the skill to integrations such as Gmail or Slack where needed.
    5. Save the skill and release it for yourself or your team.
    Documentation

    Implementation

    1. Set up the skill

      The skill text is copied and pasted into the chosen AI tool, together with the topic, target audience, focus keyword and tone.

    2. Add context

      The core message, company and industry as additional context make the article more precise.

    3. Review the result

      The draft is checked for factual accuracy and brand fit, then the meta data and teaser are ready for distribution.

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