The introduction decides whether a reader stays, and the conclusion decides whether they act. AI can give you several options quickly so you can pick and personalise the best one.
Prompts for Introductions
- “Write three intro options for a post titled [title]. Each under 80 words, starting with the reader problem.”
- “Write an intro that opens with a surprising but accurate fact about [topic]. Mark where I should add a source.”
- “Rewrite this intro so it gets to the point in the first two sentences: [text].”
Prompts for Conclusions
- “Summarise the three key takeaways of this post in a short conclusion: [outline].”
- “Write a conclusion that ends with one clear next step for a beginner.”
- “Suggest a natural call to action that links to my related post about [topic].”
Make It Sound Like You
- Add a personal example or result you have seen.
- Remove generic phrases such as in todays fast-paced world.
- Read it aloud; if it sounds like an advert, simplify it.
Google rewards content written for people. Always edit AI drafts with your own experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should an intro be?
Usually 50 to 120 words is enough to state the problem and promise a solution.
Should every post have a conclusion?
Yes, a short recap and next step helps readers and improves time on page.
Conclusion
Generate options with AI, then edit them with your voice and real examples for intros and conclusions that work.
