• Point out any emphasis or bias with markdown language.
  All things being equal, a ChatBot will take your script and do as you say. But bear in mind that the chatbot will use a framework taken from other written content. This means a built-in bias or emphasis will be placed on the content based on the material the chatbot has been trained on. If you have a particular point of view, then you should point out an emphasis or bias of what is most important in your article.
• Incorporate Reference material into your ChatGPT prompts for content writing
  Using a chatbot like Bing Chat connected to the Internet you can include links to certain websites or tables or copy and paste chunks of text you want the chatbot to reference when writing your article.
• Develop a process for using your ChatGPT scripts for content writing
  While the ChatGPT prompts for content writing that you use are essential to well-structured content output, particularly if you are writing long-form content like blogs, you will get much better outcomes by breaking your entire content writing process down into chunks using the following process:

1. 1. Brainstorm Topics and Title Ideas.
      Use ChatGPT or another bot to do research. This is always a great starting point, but you should supplement this with your extended research or adjust your ideas. This ensures that you bring your viewpoint and knowledge to the content and that you will end up with a unique and well-thought-out article. Remember, your competition for great content going forward is likely other people using ChatGPT or other chatbots.
   2. Use your ChatGPT Script for writing content to create an content outline.
      Once you have an idea of all the topics and what you want to include in the article, give this to ChatGPT to create a content outline. This will save you time and allow you also to generate alternative structures for your article. You can then use the different versions to craft the perfect content outline.
   3. Ask ChatGPT for an introduction.
      With your content outline now ready, you can start writing (or, rather the bot can start writing!). Be sure to refine the ideas and content in the introduction as this sets the tone and direction of the rest of the article.I once wrote an article using ChatGPT and asked for an analogy to be used to explain a complicated topic. ChatGPT used an analogy based on baking. Not bad, but the rest of the content was so heavily laden with baking references that it was not usable. Ensuring you're happy with how this initial paragraph reads allows you to ensure that the following content is aligned.
   4. Enter Each Subheading in ChatGPT as a Question.
      With the introduction done, you can now enter each subheading into ChatGPT as a question and have the content written.
   5. Ask ChatGPT to Write a Conclusion Paragraph.
      Be sure to include a conclusion paragraph. Be aware that ChatGPT generally has a similar style for signing off unless you choose to give it a unique style that aligns with your brand.
   6. Make sure you fact-check.
      With the article written, be sure to fact-check the content. Remember that ChatGPT and Bing Chat are subject to hallucination. This term is used when chatbots don't know the answer or don't have a framework to work upon, they will make up the content.Also, it's important to remember that if you're using the free version of ChatGPT, the information that it has been trained on is already a few years old. This means that some of your content, depending on the topic, may be out of date.
   7. Use a tool like Grammarly to check for relevance, coherence, grammar, spelling, punctuation
      Now you need to make sure that the article reads well. A tool like Grammarly will help you improve the content and set the tone, as well as check for grammar and any spelling or punctuation, or coherent issues that might be present.
   8. Check for style, audience relevance and objective.
      Edit with fresh eyes for whether the content is engaging, informative, interesting, entertaining, or engaging, depending on your objective based on your audience.A second edit should always be undertaken with fresh eyes, so let the content rest for a bit rather than rushing to publish immediately. This edit should be about making sure that the content is fit for purpose. Make sure it's engaging, informative, and meets your audience’s need. This may mean a few edits to make it sound more like you and to meet your audience's needs.
   9. Check for the call to action.
      Remember to include a call for action. After all, why are you bothering to put effort into writing something if there is no call to action as part of the content?
   10. Check for plagiarism.
       Finally, check for plagiarism. ChatGPT and other chatbots are not supposed to regurgitate existing content but it does happen. A tool like Grammarly on the paid version is an excellent option to ensure you have not inadvertently included content already out on the Internet.Remember that duplicated content is not good from the perspective of SEO and ranking on Google. If you'd like to know more about the basics of search and SEO, you can learn more in the article Getting started with SEO without lots of dollars!

Writing good ChatGPT prompts for content writing or any other bot can help you create good content for your small business more quickly and efficiently. While you should only rely partially on the output from these tools, it can ensure that the article output is of good quality so you spend less time re-writing and editing.