Overview
The quality of your AI-generated content depends heavily on how you write your prompts. Learn to write prompts that get great results.Prompt Structure
A good prompt includes:- What - What you want to create
- Style - How it should look
- Details - Specific requirements
- Context - Relevant information
Be Specific
Vague prompt:“Create a hero section”Specific prompt:
“Create a hero section with a large headline, subtext, CTA button, and background image for a SaaS product”
Include Details
Mention:- Number of items (3 features, 5 testimonials)
- Layout preferences (2 columns, grid)
- Colors if different from theme
- Specific content requirements
Use Context
Reference existing content:“Update this section to match the style of the hero above”
“Add a features section similar to the one on [competitor.com]“
Sample Prompts by Use Case
Landing Page“Create a landing page for a project management SaaS with hero, features grid with 6 items, testimonials carousel, pricing table with 3 tiers, and CTA section”Blog Post
“Write a 1000-word blog post about remote work productivity tips, targeting small business owners, with a professional but friendly tone”Section Update
“Make this testimonials section more modern with larger photos, star ratings, and a subtle background gradient”
Iteration Tips
- Start with a basic prompt
- Review the result
- Refine with follow-up prompts
- Use specific agents for targeted changes
Common Mistakes
- Being too vague
- Not specifying quantities
- Forgetting mobile considerations
- Not mentioning your industry
- Ignoring existing theme/branding
Tips
- Reference your business type
- Mention your target audience
- Specify the mood (professional, playful)
- Include call-to-action requirements
- Use follow-up prompts to refine