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Generates engaging blog posts from source materials or topic briefs. Supports listicles, tutorials, how-to guides, narrative essays, and thought leadership. Handles research, outlining, drafting, SEO optimization, and polishing. Use when writing a blog post, creating a listicle, turning research into an article, writing a tutorial, or asking "write a blog post about this."
npx skill4agent add mblode/agent-skills blog-postBlog post progress:
- [ ] Step 1: Clarify topic and format
- [ ] Step 2: Research and gather sources
- [ ] Step 3: Extract key insights and outline
- [ ] Step 4: Write the post
- [ ] Step 5: SEO and polish
- [ ] Step 6: Validate quality| Format | Best for | Structure |
|---|---|---|
| Listicle | Surprising takeaways from sources | Numbered insights with analysis |
| Tutorial / how-to | Teaching a process step by step | Problem → steps → result |
| Narrative | Personal experience or journey | Story arc with tension and resolution |
| Thought leadership | Industry commentary or opinion | Thesis → evidence → implications |
# [Compelling Headline with Specific Promise]
[Hook: 1-2 sentences — relatable problem or surprising fact]
[Bridge: why this matters now]
[Promise: what the reader will take away]
## [Takeaway 1: Bold Insight Statement]
[2-4 sentence explanation. Analyze why this is interesting, don't just summarize.]
> "[Powerful quote from source]" — [Attribution]
[What this means for the reader.]
## [Takeaway 2: Bold Insight Statement]
[Continue for each insight]
## Looking Ahead
[The bigger picture, 1-2 sentences]
[Thought-provoking closing question]# [How to Achieve Specific Outcome]
[Hook: the problem this solves, 1-2 sentences]
[Who this is for and what they'll be able to do after reading]
## What You Need
[Prerequisites, tools, or context — keep brief]
## Step 1: [Action Verb + Outcome]
[Explain what and why, 2-3 sentences]
[Code example, command, or screenshot if applicable]
## Step 2: [Action Verb + Outcome]
[Continue for each step]
## Common Pitfalls
[2-3 mistakes to avoid, with fixes]
## What's Next
[Where to go from here — next steps, related topics, or CTA]# [Headline That Hints at the Journey]
[Opening scene or moment — specific, concrete, grounded in experience]
[Tension: what was uncomfortable, uncertain, or challenging]
## [The Shift]
[What changed — the discovery, realization, or turning point]
[Specific details: tool names, commands, real examples]
## [What I Learned]
[Lessons with enough context for the reader to apply them]
## [Where This Goes]
[Forward-looking close — tie back to the opening]# [Thesis Statement as Headline]
[Hook: conventional wisdom or common belief to challenge]
[Your thesis in one clear sentence]
## [Evidence Point 1]
[Argument with supporting data, examples, or quotes]
## [Evidence Point 2]
[Continue for each supporting point]
## What This Means
[Implications for the reader's work or thinking]
[CTA or call to reflection]Before finalizing, verify:
- [ ] Hook grabs attention in the first 1-2 sentences
- [ ] Headline is specific and delivers on its promise
- [ ] Every paragraph is 2-4 sentences maximum
- [ ] Each section has analysis or insight, not just summary
- [ ] Blockquotes are limited to 2-4 total
- [ ] Conclusion looks forward with a question, CTA, or provocative takeaway
- [ ] Tone is conversational throughout — no academic language
- [ ] Title is under 60 characters with the main keyword
- [ ] Post includes a meta description (150-160 chars)
- [ ] Markdown renders correctly (headings, blockquotes, bold, code)| When | Run |
|---|---|
| After blog post is written, audit prose quality | |
| If post needs to become a presentation | |
| Edit and polish the copy | |
| Optimize SEO beyond basics | |