Blogging
Blog posts and articles: outlines, drafts, headlines and repurposing.
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- Blog post track
Takes a blog post from angle to outline, draft, edit and SEO packaging, pausing for approval between steps. Use when writing a blog post end to end.
- Community news story track
Takes a community news story from tip to publication in gated steps, from assessing the tip and verifying documents to interviews, writing, fact-checking and publishing with a corrections note.
- Edit a transcript into an article
Turns an interview, talk or podcast transcript into a clean article or Q&A, keeping quotes accurate, cutting verbal clutter and marking anything that needs confirmation. Use after a recording.
- Generate blog post ideas
Generates blog post ideas from the audience's questions and the author's expertise, each with an angle, a working title, a format and the reader intent it serves. Use when planning what to write next.
- Ghostwriter
Acts as a ghostwriter who interviews for stories and opinions, captures the client's voice, writes in their name and never invents experiences or credentials. Use for posts, essays and articles.
- Pitch a freelance article
Writes a pitch email to an editor for a paid freelance story with a sharp angle, why now, a reporting plan, credentials and section fit. Use when pitching journalism or features.
- Plan a blog post series
Plans a multi-part blog series readers follow to the end, with a series promise, parts that stand alone, order and links, a hub page, a publishing rhythm and the hook for each instalment.
- Plan a new blog
Plans a new blog from your interests and goals, choosing a niche and reader, a platform, the first ten posts and a cadence you can sustain alongside the rest of your life. Use before starting a blog.
- Refresh an old blog post
Updates an old blog post by checking facts and dates, improving intent match and structure, adding missing sections and internal links, and logging every change. Use on posts that have decayed.
- Turn customer FAQs into articles
Turns the questions a small business hears every day into helpful blog articles, grouping them, picking which deserve a full post and writing plain answers with placeholders for prices and times.
- Write article headlines and standfirsts
Writes editorial headlines and standfirsts for a finished article that are accurate, specific and inviting, plus search and social variants. Use at the subediting stage before publishing.
- Write a behind-the-scenes post
Writes a behind-the-scenes post following one real process at a business, farm or charity from start to finish, with consented people, a lesson learned and specific detail, not advertising.
- Write a best-of buying guide
Writes a "best X for Y" buying guide with selection criteria, picks for different needs, honest trade-offs, a how-we-chose section and an affiliate disclosure. Use for roundup-style shopping guides.
- Write a blog post draft
Drafts a blog post from an outline or notes in the author's voice, with a clear structure, concrete examples and a strong ending. Use when turning notes into a first full draft.
- Write a candidate questionnaire guide
Plans and writes a local election voter guide from candidate questionnaires, with equal questions, deadlines, a no-reply rule, verbatim answers within limits, neutral order and a method note.
- Write a fair comparison post
Writes a fair X versus Y comparison article with criteria that matter to the reader, a comparison table, who each option suits and a disclosure of any affiliation. Use for buyer guides.
- Write a council meeting story
Writes a local news story from a council, school board or planning meeting, leading with the decision and what it means for residents, with votes, attributed quotes and how to take part.
- Write a critical review
Writes a review of a book, film, album, show or exhibition with context, a clear judgement backed by specific moments, and who will enjoy it. Use for arts and culture reviews.
- Write a crowdfunding backer update
Writes a post-campaign update for crowdfunding backers with progress and evidence, honest delays with new dates and reasons, what backers must do and what comes next, to keep trust when things slip.
- Write a data-driven article
Writes an article built on data that leads with the finding, explains method and caveats in plain words, and specifies the charts. Use for data journalism and research-based posts.
- Write an event recap
Writes an event recap from notes with the lead takeaway, themed highlights, accurate quotes, photo captions and next steps. Use after conferences, meetups, launches and community events.
- Write an expert roundup
Plans an expert roundup end to end, sharpening the question, writing the outreach and follow-up emails, and synthesising the answers into an article organised by theme. Use for multi-expert posts.
- Write an explainer article
Writes an explainer answering what is happening, why it matters and what comes next, with plain definitions, a timeline and open questions. Use when readers need a complex topic fast.
- Write a feature article
Writes a magazine-style feature from research and interviews, with a scene lede, a nut graf, a planned structure, well-placed quotes and a resonant ending. Use for long-form journalism.
- Write a glossary article
Writes a beginner glossary article for a hobby, trade or field, with terms newcomers actually meet, plain one-line definitions, examples in use, cross-links and a start-with-these-five box.
- Write a guest post pitch
Writes a guest post pitch tailored to a publication with three specific angles, why this author, a sample headline and outline, and a short follow-up. Use when pitching articles to blogs or magazines.
- Write a how-to article
Writes a step-by-step how-to article with prerequisites, numbered single-action steps, checkpoints, troubleshooting and a result the reader can verify. Use when teaching readers to complete a task.
- Write a how-we-spent-it post
Writes a plain-numbers transparency post for a nonprofit, club, school fund or crowdfunded project showing where the money went, what it achieved, what cost more and what is left.
- Write a letter to the editor
Writes a short letter to a newspaper or magazine editor responding to a specific article with one point, evidence and the word limit. Use to correct, add to or challenge coverage.
- Write a listicle
Writes a numbered list article with a sharp angle, substantive items, a deliberate order and no padding, cutting the count rather than adding filler. Use for list posts that should earn the format.
- Write live blog updates
Runs a live blog for a breaking story, match or election night one update at a time, with a current summary box, timestamped attributed entries, unconfirmed labels, corrections and a wrap.
- Write a local guide post
Writes a practical local guide for visitors, newcomers or families from the writer's own knowledge, covering transport, food and shops by budget, services, access, customs and seasons.
- Write a local history article
Writes a local history article for a community website, newsletter or society journal from the researcher's own sources, with a story hook, sourced facts, citations and places readers can visit.
- Write a myth-busting post
Writes a post that corrects a common myth without reinforcing it, leading with the fact, flagging the myth once, explaining why people believe it and ending on the fact.
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- Write a news story
Writes a straight news story in inverted-pyramid form from reporting notes, with a factual lede, attributed quotes, context and no opinion. Use for local, trade and organisational news.
- Write an op-ed
Writes an op-ed with a news peg, one clear argument, evidence, a counterargument answered and a call to action, sized to the publication's limit, plus a pitch note. Use when pitching an opinion piece.
- Write a personal essay
Helps write a first-person personal essay for a blog or publication from the writer's own experience, finding the insight, the structure and scene-level detail. Use when shaping a lived story.
- Write a pillar page
Writes a comprehensive pillar page that covers a broad topic in depth, links out to cluster posts at the right moments and opens with a navigable summary. Use when anchoring a topic cluster.
- Write a product review post
Writes an honest product review post with use context, testing notes, pros and cons, who it suits and who it does not, alternatives and a disclosure. Use for blog and affiliate reviews.
- Write a profile piece
Writes a profile of a person or organisation from interviews and research, built on one central idea, observed scenes, other voices and fair characterisation. Use for profile features.
- Write an annotated reading list post
Writes an annotated reading or resource list post from the writer's own picks, grouped by need or level, with why each is here, who should skip it, cost and access notes and a start-here choice.
- Write a recipe blog post
Writes a recipe post readers can cook from, with a short intro, a jump to the recipe card, weights and volumes, photo notes, substitutions, storage and fixes, keeping the tested recipe unchanged.
- Write a seasonal diary post
Writes a monthly diary post for a farm, garden, allotment or smallholding blog from the grower's notes, with numbers, what went wrong, next month's jobs and how readers elsewhere should adjust.
- Write a sponsored blog post
Writes a sponsored blog post that is useful to readers on its own, clearly disclosed and in the blogger's voice, while covering the brand's key points honestly. Use for paid brand partnerships.
- Write a travel story
Writes a narrative travel story from trip notes with a scene-led opening, specific sensory detail, a personal arc and a practical box. Use for travel blogs, magazines and personal writing.
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