We’ll start by generating some formulas for writing successful headlines on our topic.

Here’s the prompt I used:

You're an expert copywriter. I'm going to give you a topic, you give me some proven formulas for successful headlines.

Then define the topic you want to write about.

Ok, a lot of these look familiar from content around the web.

Now we want ChatGPT to write headlines based on those formulas.

I’ll ask it to come up with 3 variations for each formula it mentioned, related to our topic.

I picked a headline and asked ChatGPT to come up with a tweet using a few parameters I defined. The result is pretty bland.

So instead of asking it to do it again, I’m going to edit my prompt (hover → click the ✏️) and add a few more parameters.

Great! Let's use "{HEADLINE YOU PICK}"
Write a tweet based on this headline.
- it must be less than 280 characters
- do not include any hashtags
- start the tweet with one sentence that grabs attention of a reader
- use bullet points in the tweet as the main body of text. e.g. actionable tips related to the headline
- provide specific, helpful tips related to the headline
- Focus on tips that are lesser known by users
- use simple language that isn't sales-y, advertise-y, or buzzword-y

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Better! You’ll notice the pagination “ 1 / 3 “ which is just from me clicking the regenerate button several times to see if there is an output I prefer. In this case, the first one was the best.

Now we’re going to use that tweet to create a tweet thread using the below prompt. Notice how I separated the important parameters to remember and then how ‘FORMAT’ is in CAPS to make it easier to understand.

Other tips:

• Give it praise to know if it’s on the right track - ‘great’, ‘that’s perfect’ etc.
• Give an example to help it create the kind of content you’re looking for - ‘something like X’, ‘an example would be Y’ etc.

That's perfect.
Using that tweet, expand it into a tweet thread, where each bullet point makes up it's own tweet in the thread.
- No hashtags
- Each tweet should be less than 280 characters
- Use the below format
FORMAT:
- In each tweet, use a sentence opener, something like 'Niche = Your passion + Market', as an example for the first one.
- Then add a few bullet points that goes into more detail and gives more tips
- give specific examples to help the user understand

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Now, using that tweet thread, we’re going to ask for a LinkedIn post.

Fantastic. Now turn that tweet thread into a Linkedin post (3000 characters maximum).
- Start with the original headline
- Make it easily skimmable with sections, bullets, lists etc
- short simple sentences and paragraphs with only 3-4 sentences maximum.

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