TOP 100 ChatGPT prompt ideas for rewriting WordPress articles

Remember, the prompts you choose will depend on the specific article you are rewriting and your desired outcome. Be creative and experiment with different prompts and approaches to see what works best for your particular article and audience.

1. Summarize the main points of the article in a concise and attention-grabbing way that will encourage readers to continue reading.
2. Use storytelling techniques to make the article more engaging and memorable.
3. Rewrite the article to be more actionable, with practical tips and advice that readers can apply to their own lives.
4. Use data-driven insights to support the points being made in the article.
5. Rewrite the title to make it more engaging and SEO-friendly.
6. Expand on certain sections of the article to provide more detail or context.
7. Cut out any unnecessary or redundant information to make the article more streamlined and easy to read.
8. Incorporate new research or data to update the information in the article.
9. Add a new perspective or opinion to the article to make it more unique and interesting.
10. Identify any unanswered questions or gaps in the article and fill them in with new information or insights.
11. Create subheadings that clearly indicate the different sections or points being discussed in the article.
12. Focus on the key takeaways or actionable tips in the article and highlight them for readers to make them more actionable and useful.
13. Use bullet points or numbered lists to make the information more digestible and easy to follow.
14. Incorporate multimedia elements, such as images or videos, to make the article more visually appealing and engaging.
15. Break up long paragraphs or sections to make the article more skimmable.
16. Use examples or case studies to illustrate the points being made in the article.
17. Add a call-to-action at the end of the article to encourage readers to take the next step.
18. Rewrite the conclusion to provide a more satisfying ending or to tie the different sections of the article together.
19. Identify any outdated or inaccurate information in the article and update it with current data or insights.
20. Add a personal touch or story to the article to make it more relatable and human.
21. Use humor or wit to make the article more entertaining and memorable.
22. Incorporate SEO keywords and phrases into the article to improve its visibility in search engine results.
23. Use analogies or metaphors to make complex concepts easier to understand.
24. Address common misconceptions or myths related to the topic of the article and provide accurate information.
25. Rewrite the article from a different perspective, such as from the point of view of a different persona or target audience.
26. Incorporate data visualizations or infographics to make the information more visually appealing and easier to understand.
27. Use sensory language to make the article more vivid and engaging.
28. Add a personal anecdote or story to the article to make it more relatable.
29. Expand on the benefits of the product or service being discussed in the article to make them more compelling.
30. Use quotes or testimonials from industry experts or customers to provide social proof.
31. Incorporate links to relevant external resources to provide additional information or context for readers.
32. Use active voice and action-oriented language to make the article more engaging and actionable.
33. Identify any jargon or technical terms used in the article and provide definitions or explanations to make the information more accessible to readers.
34. Rewrite the article from a different angle or point of view to provide a fresh perspective.
35. Use storytelling techniques to make the article more engaging and memorable.
36. Incorporate quotes or insights from other experts in the field to provide additional context and information.
37. Use rhetorical questions to prompt readers to think more deeply about the topic being discussed.
38. Provide concrete examples or case studies to illustrate the points being made in the article.
39. Use humor or wit to make the article more entertaining and engaging.
40. Add additional research or data to support the points being made in the article.
41. Use active voice and strong verbs to make the article more engaging and dynamic.
42. End the article with a strong conclusion that leaves readers with a clear takeaway or action step.
43. Add a personal touch by sharing your own experiences or opinions related to the topic.
44. Use analogies or real-world examples to make complex concepts more relatable and easier to understand.
45. Rewrite the article to make it more concise and to the point, removing any extraneous information or fluff.
46. Use headings or subheadings to break up the article into more easily digestible sections.
47. Identify any gaps or areas of the article that could benefit from more detail or explanation.
48. Use descriptive language to create a more vivid picture of the topic being discussed.
49. Add a sense of urgency to the article by highlighting the immediate benefits or consequences of taking action on the topic.
50. Incorporate persuasive language to convince readers to take action or make a change in their lives.
51. Use storytelling techniques to create a more engaging narrative or flow to the article.
52. Include calls-to-action throughout the article to encourage readers to take the next step.
53. Use rhetorical devices, such as repetition or parallelism, to create a more engaging and memorable article.
54. Identify any weak points or areas of the article that could benefit from more research or data.
55. Use persuasive language to build trust with readers and establish yourself as an authority on the topic.
56. Rewrite the article to make it more inclusive and accessible to a wider range of readers.
57. Use visual aids, such as diagrams or charts, to break up the text and make the information more engaging.
58. Incorporate a call-to-action at the beginning of the article to hook readers in and encourage them to keep reading.
59. Use anecdotes or personal stories to illustrate the points being made in the article and create a stronger emotional connection with readers.
60. Use humor or sarcasm to make the article more entertaining and engaging.
61. Identify any cultural or societal biases in the article and rewrite it to be more inclusive and representative.
62. Use sensory language to create a more immersive and engaging reading experience.
63. Use data-driven insights to support the points being made in the article
64. Rewrite the article to include diverse perspectives and voices to provide a more well-rounded view of the topic.
65. Use metaphors or analogies to make complex concepts more accessible and understandable.
66. Incorporate links to relevant resources or further reading to provide additional value to readers.
67. Use a conversational tone to make the article more approachable and relatable.
68. Use formatting, such as bold or italics, to draw attention to key points or phrases in the article.
69. Rewrite the article to make it more SEO-friendly by incorporating relevant keywords and phrases.
70. Use active listening techniques to identify the needs and concerns of your target audience and address them in the article.
71. Use rhetorical questions to engage readers and prompt them to think more deeply about the topic.
72. End the article with a clear call-to-action that encourages readers to take the next step.
73. Use humor, wit, or satire to make the article more engaging and memorable.
74. Rewrite the article to be more conversational and informal, to connect with readers on a personal level.
75. Use testimonials or success stories to demonstrate the real-world impact of the topic being discussed.
76. Incorporate multimedia elements, such as videos or podcasts, to create a more immersive and engaging experience for readers.
77. Use storytelling techniques to create a narrative structure for the article and make it more compelling.
78. Use quotes from notable experts or influencers to lend credibility and authority to the article.
79. Identify any questions or objections that readers may have about the topic and address them in the article.
80. Use data visualization tools to create charts, graphs, or infographics to illustrate the points being made in the article.
81. Rewrite the article to be more provocative or controversial, to spark conversation and debate.
82. Use a strong, attention-grabbing headline to draw readers in and make them want to read more.
83. Use persuasive language and emotional appeals to create a strong emotional connection with readers.
84. Use analogies or examples from pop culture to make the article more relatable and accessible to readers.
85. Incorporate a sense of humor or playfulness to make the article more engaging and entertaining.
86. Use formatting, such as bullet points or lists, to make the article more skimmable and easy to digest.
87. Identify any gaps or missing pieces of information in the article and fill them in with additional research or insights.
88. Rewrite the article to be more visually appealing, with images, videos, or other multimedia elements.
89. Use a strong opening sentence or hook to draw readers in and make them want to read more.
90. Use statistics or data to provide evidence and support for the points being made in the article.
91. End the article with a call-to-action that encourages readers to engage with the content further, such as by leaving a comment or sharing the article on social media.
92. Rewrite the article to be more inclusive and representative, with diverse perspectives and voices.
93. Use metaphors or storytelling techniques to make complex concepts more accessible and understandable.
94. Use a conversational tone to create a more approachable and relatable article.
95. Incorporate links to additional resources or further reading to provide additional value to readers.
96. Use active voice and action-oriented language to make the article more engaging and dynamic.
97. Use sensory language to create a more immersive and engaging reading experience.
98. Identify any potential objections or counterarguments to the points being made in the article and address them head-on.
99. Use social proof, such as customer testimonials or ratings, to lend credibility and authority to the article.
100. Use a strong and memorable conclusion to leave readers with a clear takeaway or action step.

Use any of these prompts within the ChatGPT for WordPress plugin, adapt them and save them as your own custom prompts to rewrite your existing WordPress articles.