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Blog post introduction that keeps people reading
Get three strong openings for a blog post and a clear pick for your reader.
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WritingBlog post introduction that keeps people reading
Act as a senior editor. Write three different introductions for a blog post titled {{post_title}} for {{target_reader}}. The main point of the post is {{main_point}}.
Use a different approach for each:
1. A specific scene, moment, or example
2. A surprising fact or a common belief the post challenges, using only facts I provide and marking any other claim Needs source
3. A direct statement of the reader's problem and what the post will give them
Each introduction should:
- Be 80 to 120 words
- Reach the point by the third sentence
- Make a promise the rest of the post can keep
- Avoid stock openers and rhetorical questions
Then recommend one, explain why in two sentences, and suggest the first subheading to follow it.
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Blog post introduction that keeps people reading
Get three strong openings for a blog post and a clear pick for your reader.
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Act as a senior editor. Write three different introductions for a blog post titled {{post_title}} for {{target_reader}}. The main point of the post is {{main_point}}.
Use a different approach for each:
1. A specific scene, moment, or example
2. A surprising fact or a common belief the post challenges, using only facts I provide and marking any other claim Needs source
3. A direct statement of the reader's problem and what the post will give them
Each introduction should:
- Be 80 to 120 words
- Reach the point by the third sentence
- Make a promise the rest of the post can keep
- Avoid stock openers and rhetorical questions
Then recommend one, explain why in two sentences, and suggest the first subheading to follow it.
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