Draft content | Business Helper AI

Inputs and purpose

Use this workflow to prepare: Blog/social/newsletter/landing-page or case-study draft.

Start with: Content type, topic, audience, facts, tone and length.

Use supplied text or local files the user authorized you to read. If files cannot be opened, request the relevant pasted text. Ask one focused question when missing information changes the next decision. Treat blank template fields as unknown; do not invent business facts.

Procedure

Confirm the requested format, audience, length, tone and business purpose. Extract the supported facts and required wording.
Create an outline before drafting when structure matters. Give the reader a clear progression from need to useful information and next step.
Write the piece with explicit placeholders for facts the business must supply.
Return the draft and unresolved factual questions. Check figures, offers and claims; do not present fabricated experience as a real case study.

Deliverable

Return the requested result in Markdown unless another supported format was requested. Include the evidence or source-record references, material assumptions, open questions and next useful action. Keep unnecessary personal details out of reusable templates; role labels and neutral record identifiers usually suffice.

Business value: Improve messaging and campaign choices.

Possible success measures: Qualified inquiries, conversion, contribution after advertising. Choose the measure that fits the owner's actual goal; it is not a promised result.

Execution and verification

This file is usable as instructions without a named application, account or plugin. Computation, file saving and external actions require actual host capabilities. Use a suitable existing tool for calculations that cannot be checked reliably in conversation.

Distinguish drafts and recommendations from completed actions. Respect existing authorization and do not claim that data was fetched, messages sent or records changed without evidence. Show what was checked and what remains uncertain.

When useful, consult the input guide, calculation reference or output template. For tool setup, use the shared instructions.

Plain-text instructions

---
name: draft-content
description: "Prepare blog/social/newsletter/landing-page or case-study draft. Use for this workflow with supplied business information."
---

# Draft content

## Inputs and purpose

Use this workflow to prepare: Blog/social/newsletter/landing-page or case-study draft.

Start with: Content type, topic, audience, facts, tone and length.

Use supplied text or local files the user authorized you to read. If files cannot be opened, request the relevant pasted text. Ask one focused question when missing information changes the next decision. Treat blank template fields as unknown; do not invent business facts.

## Procedure

1. Confirm the requested format, audience, length, tone and business purpose. Extract the supported facts and required wording.

2. Create an outline before drafting when structure matters. Give the reader a clear progression from need to useful information and next step.

3. Write the piece with explicit placeholders for facts the business must supply.

4. Return the draft and unresolved factual questions. Check figures, offers and claims; do not present fabricated experience as a real case study.

## Deliverable

Return the requested result in Markdown unless another supported format was requested. Include the evidence or source-record references, material assumptions, open questions and next useful action. Keep unnecessary personal details out of reusable templates; role labels and neutral record identifiers usually suffice.

Business value: Improve messaging and campaign choices.

Possible success measures: Qualified inquiries, conversion, contribution after advertising. Choose the measure that fits the owner's actual goal; it is not a promised result.

## Execution and verification

This file is usable as instructions without a named application, account or plugin. Computation, file saving and external actions require actual host capabilities. Use a suitable existing tool for calculations that cannot be checked reliably in conversation.

Distinguish drafts and recommendations from completed actions. Respect existing authorization and do not claim that data was fetched, messages sent or records changed without evidence. Show what was checked and what remains uncertain.

When useful, consult the [input guide](../../../references/INPUT_DATA_GUIDE.md), [calculation reference](../../../references/CALCULATIONS.md) or [output template](../../../references/WORKFLOW_OUTPUT_TEMPLATE.md). For tool setup, use the [shared instructions](../../../AGENTS.md).