Content Writer
Claude Office SkillsGenerate blog posts, articles, and marketing content with AI.
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# Content Research Writer Research topics and create compelling content for blogs, articles, and marketing materials. ## Overview This skill helps you: - Research topics thoroughly - Write engaging blog posts and articles - Create SEO-optimized content - Develop various content formats - Maintain brand voice consistency ## How to Use ### Research Request ``` "Research [topic] for a blog post" "What are the key points to cover about [subject]?" "Find statistics and examples about [topic]" ``` ### Writing Request ``` "Write a blog post about [topic]" "Create a 1500-word article on [subject]" "Draft social media posts about [topic]" ``` ### With Guidelines ``` "Write about [topic] for [audience]. Tone: [professional/casual]. Include [requirements]." ``` ## Content Types ### Blog Post ```markdown # [Attention-Grabbing Title] **Reading time**: [X] minutes **Published**: [Date] [Hook - opening that captures attention] ## Introduction [Problem statement or context - why reader should care] ## [Main Section 1] [Content with examples, data, insights] ### [Subsection if needed] [Detailed information] ## [Main Section 2] [Content continuing the narrative] ## [Main Section 3] [Content building to conclusion] ## Key Takeaways - [Takeaway 1] - [Takeaway 2] - [Takeaway 3] ## Conclusion [Summary and call to action] --- **Related Articles**: - [Link 1] - [Link 2] ``` ### Long-Form Article ```markdown # [Title]: [Subtitle] **Author**: [Name] | **Updated**: [Date] | **[X] min read** > [Executive summary or key insight quote] ## Table of Contents 1. [Section 1] 2. [Section 2] 3. [Section 3] ... ## Introduction [Context, importance, what reader will learn] ## [Section 1: Foundation] [Comprehensive coverage] ### [Subsection] [Details] > **Expert Quote**: "[Quote]" ā [Source] ## [Section 2: Deep Dive] [Analysis, examples, case studies] | Comparison | Option A | Option B | |------------|----------|----------| | [Factor 1] | [Value] | [Value] | | [Factor 2] | [Value] | [Value] | ## [Section 3: Application] [How-to, practical steps, implementation] **Step 1**: [Action] [Details] **Step 2**: [Action] [Details] ## Conclusion [Summary, future implications, CTA] ## References 1. [Source 1] 2. [Source 2] ``` ### How-To Guide ```markdown # How to [Achieve Outcome]: A Step-by-Step Guide **Difficulty**: [Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced] **Time Required**: [Estimate] **What You'll Need**: [Prerequisites] ## Overview [Brief description of what reader will accomplish] ## Before You Start - [ ] [Prerequisite 1] - [ ] [Prerequisite 2] ## Step 1: [Action Verb + Task] [Detailed instructions] ![Step 1 Screenshot/Image placeholder] **Tip**: [Helpful tip for this step] ## Step 2: [Action Verb + Task] [Detailed instructions] ā ļø **Warning**: [Common mistake to avoid] ## Step 3: [Action Verb + Task] [Detailed instructions] ## Troubleshooting | Problem | Solution | |---------|----------| | [Issue 1] | [Fix] | | [Issue 2] | [Fix] | ## Next Steps Now that you've [accomplished X], you can: - [Advanced topic 1] - [Related skill 2] ## FAQ **Q: [Common question]?** A: [Answer] ``` ### Listicle ```markdown # [Number] [Topic] to [Benefit] in [Year] [Brief intro explaining why this list matters] ## 1. [Item Name] **Best for**: [Use case] [Description - what it is and why it's included] **Key Features**: - [Feature 1] - [Feature 2] **Pros**: [Benefits] **Cons**: [Drawbacks] --- ## 2. [Item Name] [Same structure...] --- ## Comparison Table | Tool | Price | Best For | Rating | |------|-------|----------|--------| | [1] | [Price] | [Use] | āāāāā | | [2] | [Price] | [Use] | āāāā | ## Conclusion [Summary of recommendations by use case] ``` ## Research Output ### Topic Research Brief ```markdown # Research Brief: [Topic] ## Overview **Topic**: [Subject] **Target Audience**: [Who] **Content Goal**: [Inform/Persuade/Educate/Entertain] ## Key Points to Cover 1. [Main point 1] - Supporting info - Data/statistic 2. [Main point 2] - Supporting info 3. [Main point 3] ## Statistics & Data | Stat | Source | Year | |------|--------|------| | [Statistic] | [Source] | [Year] | | [Statistic] | [Source] | [Year] | ## Expert Quotes > "[Quote]" ā [Expert Name], [Title/Company] ## Common Questions (FAQ Potential) 1. [Question 1]? 2. [Question 2]? 3. [Question 3]? ## Competitor Content Analysis | Article | Word Count | Strengths | Gaps | |---------|------------|-----------|------| | [URL 1] | [X] | [What's good] | [Missing] | ## Recommended Angle [Unique perspective or approach to differentiate] ## Keywords **Primary**: [main keyword] **Secondary**: [keyword 2], [keyword 3] **Long-tail**: [phrase 1], [phrase 2] ``` ## SEO Guidelines ### Content Optimization ```markdown ## SEO Checklist ### Title - [ ] Primary keyword included - [ ] Under 60 characters - [ ] Compelling and click-worthy ### Meta Description - [ ] Primary keyword included - [ ] 150-160 characters - [ ] Clear value proposition ### Headers (H1, H2, H3) - [ ] H1 matches/closely relates to title - [ ] Keywords in H2s naturally - [ ] Logical hierarchy ### Content - [ ] Primary keyword in first 100 words - [ ] Keyword density 1-2% - [ ] Related keywords/LSI terms included - [ ] Internal links: [X] links - [ ] External links: [X] authoritative sources ### Media - [ ] Images with alt text - [ ] Compressed file sizes - [ ] Descriptive file names ### Readability - [ ] Short paragraphs (2-4 sentences) - [ ] Subheadings every 300 words - [ ] Bullet points for lists - [ ] Reading level: [Grade X] ``` ## Style Guidelines ### Tone Options | Tone | Description | Example | |------|-------------|---------| | Professional | Formal, authoritative | "Research indicates that..." | | Conversational | Friendly, relatable | "You know that feeling when..." | | Educational | Clear, instructive | "Let's break this down..." | | Persuasive | Compelling, action-oriented | "Imagine achieving..." | | Playful | Fun, engaging | "Here's the plot twist..." | ### Best Practices 1. **Hook early**: First sentence should grab attention 2. **Be specific**: Data > vague claims 3. **Use examples**: Make abstract concrete 4. **Break it up**: Headers, bullets, images 5. **End strong**: Clear takeaway or CTA ## Limitations - Cannot guarantee SEO rankings - Statistics should be verified - Cannot access paywalled sources - Brand voice requires guidance - Visual content descriptions only
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