SMART PROMPTS ACADEMY

Choose the output format

A practical lesson with an example you can adapt.

Say how you will use the answer. A table is useful for comparison; an outline helps organize sections; a script needs spoken text separated from directions. Ask for column names or section headings rather than “make it organized.”

A vague request

Make me content ideas.

A more useful brief

Return a table with columns: topic, reader problem, opening sentence, image suggestion and call to action. Include five distinct ideas for a gardening page.

Try it yourself

Rewrite the example for your own project. Replace the audience, confirmed facts and requested output. Compare the answer against those requirements and improve one element at a time.

Try the related template

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