Step by step
Research the topic, common search questions and current, sourced facts.
Example promptResearch the topic [topic]: which questions do people ask most often, what current facts and figures exist, and which subtopics should a comprehensive article cover? With sources.
Write a well-structured, long article with subheadings and a natural style.
Example promptWrite an SEO blog article (approx. [word count] words) on the topic [topic] for [audience]. Keyword focus: [keyword]. With a strong intro, sensible subheadings, a natural style and a conclusion. Avoid clichés.
Polish the text stylistically and improve the wording.
Example promptImprove this text stylistically: more fluent, clearer and more engaging, without changing the content: "[paste text section]"
Generate a matching cover image and illustrations in a consistent style.
Example prompt[Image description matching the article topic], editorial illustration, [style/colour world], clean, 16:9 --ar 16:9
Publish the article on your own website.
Example promptCreate a blog article page with title, cover image, readable body text and subheadings, plus an area for related articles at the end.
Frequently asked questions
Does Google penalise AI texts?
No – what matters is that the content is helpful, correct and original. Pure, unchecked mass output gets devalued; well-revised AI texts with real added value don't.
How do I find the right topic?
Start from the real questions of your audience. Research tools show you what people search for and which subtopics a complete article should cover.
Do I still need to revise the text?
Yes, definitely. Check facts, add your own experience and give the text your voice – that sets it apart from interchangeable AI articles.