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Blog & Long-Form template

Blog Introduction Hook

Create three blog introduction variations with different hook strategies. This is the exact template that ships in Nimply’s AI Content Studio — the full prompt is below, with every fill-in variable highlighted.

The full prompt

Write 3 different blog introduction variations (150-200 words each) for an article about [topic]. Each intro should use a different hook technique: 1) Start with a surprising statistic or fact, 2) Open with a relatable story or scenario, 3) Begin with a bold, contrarian statement. Each introduction should clearly state what the reader will learn and why they should keep reading. Target keyword: [keyword] — include it naturally within the first 100 words. Tone: [tone].

Copy it anywhere, or open it in Nimply where each highlighted variable becomes a form field and the output lands as a draft in your planner.

How to run it in Nimply

  1. 1

    Open the Content Studio

    Every template in this library ships inside the app — find this one under Studio → Templates.

  2. 2

    Fill the variables

    The bracketed placeholders become form fields. Your brand voice settings apply automatically.

  3. 3

    Generate and edit

    Generation uses transparent AI credits. Rewrite the weakest line — the last 10% is your voice.

  4. 4

    Schedule the draft

    The output lands as a draft you can approve and schedule to any connected channel.

Craft notes

Getting the most from blog & long-form templates

  • Outline first, always — the outline templates exist so the prose templates have bones to hang flesh on.
  • The intro’s only job is earning the second paragraph. The intro templates are deliberately short.
  • Specificity is the anti-slop: fill the variables with real numbers, named tools, and actual examples from your work.
  • Every long-form piece should end knowing what the reader does next — the templates bake the CTA slot in.

Stop writing from a blank page

Run this template with your brand voice, then schedule the result — the full 502-template library ships with every Nimply workspace.