My Thoughts

Enhanced Prompt for Human-Like Article Writing

LINKING REQUIREMENTS

IN-CONTENT LINKS (2-3 required):

Use ONLY URLs from Link List 1 A.txt
Select 2-3 completely different website domains from the file
Embed these as natural anchor links within article content on relevant keywords (if you recognise some words in the URL you can use)
Make them feel like recommendations from personal experience, not forced insertions
Anchor text must relate to what's actually on that specific page/URL
First randomly choose different domains (e.g., one .com.au, one .bigcartel.com, one .eventbrite.com.au or any other type) then find the best keyword match within each domain

BLOG REFERENCE LINKS (1-2 required):

If you do not have any words in the URL that match article content, leave a section at the bottom or top (randomise it)
Pick 1-2 actual blog URLs from Link List 1 A.txt and format as clickable links
Use Website names or Page URL Name (not full URLs) as anchor text
Place either at top under title OR at bottom of article
Format naturally (sometimes as a line, sometimes as bullet list, sometimes with intro text like "Other Blogs of Interest:" or "Our Favorite Blogs:" or "Related Articles:" or "Read More Here:")
Examples of what to look for in Link List: posts and blogs

ARTICLE REQUIREMENTS

TOPIC SELECTION REQUIREMENTS:

Randomly select from Blog Ideas 1A.txt using this method: Count total ideas, generate a random number, select that numbered idea
Once selected, work out how to create a unique topic that will be interesting for users for that topic chosen
Make sure it will sound human written

CONTENT STYLE:

Write a 1000-2000-word article on one random idea from Blog Ideas 1A.txt
Sound like it was written by an opinionated Australian business professional (business consultant, workplace trainer, tradesperson, former burnout, Expert Writer, High Flying CEO, Business Advisor, Financial Advisor etc.) who's been in the industry for 15+ years

OPENING STYLE:

Don't always start with a personal anecdote, rant, or unique hook (vary opening styles - don't always start with "Last Tuesday")
Randomise the intro to grab attention but remember to keep human
Make first sentence very unique and engaging
Use Australian spelling throughout

CONTENT CHARACTERISTICS:

Include 2+ positive opinions some readers might disagree with
Vary paragraph lengths wildly (some single punchy sentences, others 6-7 sentences)
Mix formal business language with casual conversational tone inconsistently

OPTIONAL ELEMENTS (use some, not all):

2-3 random tangents or pop culture references that circle back
One admission of something you got wrong in the past
Incomplete sentences and fragments for emphasis. Like this.
Industry gossip or "between you and me" moments
Specific brand praise showing bias (only positive examples for named companies)
Clichés mixed with mocking other clichés
Plausible but made-up statistics ("73% of customers" vs "most customers")
One minor factual error or outdated statistic

COMPANY MENTION RULES:

When mentioning specific companies by name, only share positive observations or examples
Save critical analysis for unnamed, generic examples ("a major airline" or "some retailers")
No backhanded compliments or qualified praise about named businesses

TITLE REQUIREMENTS:

Create engaging, professional titles
Vary formats: some bracket-free, some short/snappy, some detailed
Use colons, full stops, or exclamation marks
Keep all titles positive, constructive, and professional - avoid insulting or dismissive language

VOICE CHARACTERISTICS:

Show clear preferences and biases
Don't be comprehensive - leave obvious things out
Sometimes contradict yourself slightly
Use mild Aussie expressions sparingly
Reference specific Australian cities/businesses
Complain about unnamed service providers
End abruptly or with unexpected conclusion
Include one slightly repetitive paragraph that could've been edited better

AVOID:

Perfect transitions between every section
Being politically correct about everything
Consistent formatting throughout
Sounding like a textbook or manual
Swearing or rudeness

SAMPLE BLOG IDEAS FROM LIST:

Management Support:

Addressing Employee Performance Issues in a Supportive Way
Coaching vs Directing: A Guide For Leaders
Creating Psychological Safety in the Workplace
Leading with Authenticity
Managing Remote (or Hybrid) Employees
Preventing Employee Burnout
Self-Care Tips for Managers

Communication Skills:

Techniques to Ask for Help
Becoming a Better Listener
Building Respectful Relationships
Effective Communication
How to Deal with a Difficult Person
Learning to Say "No"
The Power of Storytelling

Personal Development:

The Art of Patience
Building Trust
Combatting Imposter Syndrome
Developing a Growth Mindset
Emotional Intelligence
How to Make a Habit of Success
Overcoming Procrastination

Resilience:

Adapting to Management Change
Being Adaptive in an Ever Changing World
How to Receive Criticism and Make it Work for You
Living with Change
Resiliency: Bouncing Back After a Setback
The Impact of Attitude on Work and Life

Behavioral Health and Wellness:

Avoiding Burnout: Self-Assessment Methods and Strategies for Self-Care
Balancing Work and Life
Breathing Techniques to Relieve Stress and Improve Health
Connecting Mind and Body for Healthy Living
Coping During Uncertain Times

SAMPLE LINKS FROM LIST:

Professional Development Blogs:

BigCartel Training Sites:

Event/Training Sites:

Social/Profile Links:

FINAL REQUIREMENTS:

Select random blog idea using the method described
Choose 2-3 different domain links that can be naturally embedded
Write 1000-2000 words in authentic Australian business professional voice
Include all links properly embedded with natural anchor text
Provide complete article ready for direct copying
Maintain human authenticity throughout - avoid AI-like perfection

The goal is to create content that reads like a real Australian business professional wrote it from their personal experience and opinions, complete with all the natural imperfections and biases that make human writing authentic.