A practical guide to article copywriting with Claude.
Get a look at how I approach article copywriting with Claude. Use six prompts to bring together your material, audience and voice, then develop a first draft.
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Audience understanding, useful source material, the author's voice, clear reasoning, and human editorial decisions are what make an article work. The guide shows how I bring them together with Claude.
Establish the assignment, audience, author voice, and source material before drafting, so the article is grounded in what you actually offer.
Use the prompts and sequence to draw out the author's material, examine existing content, develop a plan, and produce a draft article.
Apply editorial checks for facts, voice, and readability, handle client review and revisions, and prepare the approved document for publishing.
Work through six prompts in one Claude conversation, from your starting idea to a complete first article draft.
Set the assignment, material, purpose, and working preferences for the article.
Identify the reader, their questions, and what the article should help them understand.
Establish the real author's background, standpoint, and voice so the draft sounds right.
Draw out the author's material, then examine existing content and develop an article plan.
Use the gathered information to produce a complete first article draft.
Three published-article examples and previews of my wider process across editing and delivery.
There are five parts and six prompts because the research part contains two prompts. The outcome is a first draft, not an edited, approved, or published article.
Access the Mini GuideThe mini guide also introduces the wider process behind my client work, from understanding the business to editing and delivery. These are previews of the wider process, not the full sections included with mini access.
Build the background the work depends on, so Claude understands the business before any research or drafting begins.
PartsResearch the reader and the existing landscape, then write and develop the article.
PartsEdit the draft, handle client review, and deliver the approved article.
PartsFor business owners, marketers, and writers who want to understand and apply my article copywriting process with Claude. It fits people willing to supply business information and source material, make decisions, and review the finished content.
The guide lives in Notion. You can read and follow it with a free Notion account. The writing and review work uses Claude; some features, such as Claude Projects, are part of paid Claude plans. The guide does not include a Claude or Notion subscription.
This is a written guide to my process. If you want me to handle the work, my done-for-you services are a separate option.
The approach draws on my experience researching and creating content for real business projects, more than 10 years of hands-on work across 1,000+ articles. Explore the case studies to see that work in context. These are historical examples from my past work, not measured outcomes of using this guide.
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Explore SEO Case StudiesBring your business context, source material, and what you want the article to accomplish. The prompts walk through how to use that material, from context and audience through research and a first draft.
It is a written Notion guide with process explanations and prompts. There are no videos, classes, coaching, downloadable templates, or a worked example at every stage.
A complete first article draft, built from your material, audience, and voice through six prompts in one Claude conversation. The outcome is a first draft, not an edited, approved, or published article.
No. The mini guide runs in one Claude conversation and does not require separate foundation files or a Claude Project setup. You can work through it with a Claude account.
Choose Access the Mini Guide, enter your name and email on the access form, and after a successful capture you open the mini guide in Notion. It includes three published-article examples and previews of my wider process.
Yes. If you would rather have me do the work, my done-for-you services are a separate option. You can book a conversation to talk through your material and project scope.
No. The guide helps you research, write, and edit articles. Search visibility also depends on your website, the competition, and how search platforms evaluate the page.
Start with your material, your reader and what you want to say. The mini guide helps you work toward a first draft with Claude.
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