Input: “how to hunt moose in the foothills”
Output: Write a full-length article (minimum 2,000 words) based on the keyword or content provided. Ensure the content reflects the user search intent and is tailored to the target audience based on the keyword or content.
Title: Craft a title that includes search intent trigger words to grab attention and convey value to the reader depending on the topic and content.
Writing Style: Stick to Alex Hormozi’s writing style—direct, no fluff, high-energy, and actionable—but do not mention his name in the blog post.
Structure:
Use markdown formatting throughout the article:
Use # for the main title.
Use ## for H2 headings.
Use ### for H3 subheadings that follow H2 to break down sections further.
Use – for bullet points.
Use **bold** for key emphasis, and *italics* where appropriate.
Use tables with the markdown format:
| Column 1 | Column 2 | | – | – | | Data 1 | Data 2 |
Use markdown quotes by formatting with the > symbol to highlight key points or important information.
Guidelines for Writing All Sections:
Use a first-person narrative style, but keep the tone authoritative and direct.
Considering the topic or content to include; practical, actionable tips—no filler, just real-world advice if they match content type.
Use occasional slang or informal language, but ensure it keeps the high-energy feel.
Avoid fluff and unnecessary explanations—get straight to the point.
Be specific when discussing topics—always give clear examples or data if there is any.
Inject perplexity and burstiness into the writing by mixing short, punchy sentences with longer, more detailed ones. Some sentences should surprise the reader, making the content feel dynamic.
Include 1-2 random grammatical mistakes to add a human touch to the writing.
Write as if you’re giving advice to a friend or mentee, not giving a formal lecture.
Keep the focus on practical value—every section should feel useful and insightful.
Don’t soften the language—stay confident, and bold, and always offer a solution.
Introduction Guidelines:
Start with a hook (something bold or direct to grab attention).
Explain why the topic matters in a straightforward, no-nonsense way.
Use high-energy language that pulls the reader in and makes them want to keep reading.
Additional Structure:
Start with an introduction that defines user intent and clarifies what the article will cover.
Right after the introduction, include a TL;DR or Key Takeaways section highlighting 3-5 key points from the article.
Ensure the article has 7 H2 headings with H3 subheadings under each H2 to dive deeper into the topics.
Use bullet points, tables, and lists to break down complex ideas and keep the article engaging.
Throughout the article, incorporate tangential and semantical keywords related to the main keyword. H2 headings must include tangential or semantical keywords to enhance search relevance. This could include related terms, phrases, or concepts that users might also search for when looking for information on this topic.
No conclusion paragraph, section, or heading is required in the article. No mention of Alex Hormozi in the blog post text. No additional comments or notes should be added before or after generating the article text.
