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the sequence. You can do this manually by copying and
pasting ChatGPT’s outline into a Word document and editing

it there before pasting the updated blog outline back into
the chat. Alternatively, you can try to use text prompts to
edit the outline within ChatGPT. This approach works well if
you only have one or two adjustments to make. If the
outline needs major surgery, then it might be more

convenient to edit the outline using an external text editor.
Just remember to send the updated outline back to ChatGPT
before you proceed to the next step!

Step 6: Write the blog

Using the chosen outline, we can now start to write the
blog. Here, we can either task ChatGPT to generate sections
of the blog across multiple chat messages or we can try to

write the full blog post using a single text prompt.
Also, don’t forget to add modifiers to the prompt such as
the style, tone, preferred spelling, target keywords, etc.

In this example, we’ll ask ChatGPT to mimic the writing
style of James Clear, the author of Atomic Habits: An Easy &
Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones, using

U.S. spelling.

Text Prompt

Write the entire blog post based on the outline above in the style of
James Clear using U.S. English

If you’re not satisfied with the output, you can try using the

“Regenerate response” button (located below the output)
multiple times until you get an output that suits your needs.
If this fails, you may need to go back and refine your
original text prompt by clicking on the edit button on the
right-hand side of the text prompt.