Prompt Title: Filtering e-commerce search.

"Comparing Filters and Facets: Understanding the Key Differences for Effective E-commerce Search"

Sure, here's a prompt to help you get started:

As a UX writer, you've been tasked with creating a blog post that explores the differences between filters and facets in e-commerce search. Your goal is to provide a comprehensive analysis of the key distinctions between these two search functionalities and to offer practical tips for using each effectively. Your audience includes UX designers, e-commerce website owners, and anyone else who wants to optimize their site's search experience. Use the blog post "Filter vs Facet: Understanding the Key Differences for Effective E-commerce Search" by UXTweak as a reference to help guide your writing.

Sure! Here's a formulaic prompt that you can apply to other topics:

As a [ROLE], you've been tasked with creating a [TYPE OF CONTENT] that explores [TOPIC]. Your goal is to provide a comprehensive analysis of [KEY POINTS OR ISSUES RELATED TO TOPIC] and to offer practical tips for [APPLYING THE INFORMATION OR SOLVING THE ISSUES]. Your audience includes [TARGET AUDIENCE], who are looking to [AUDIENCE GOAL]. Use [REFERENCE CONTENT] as a reference to help guide your writing.

Sure! Here's a highly detailed formula for writing the exact outline of the blog article:

I. Introduction A. Explanation of the importance of e-commerce search functionality B. Brief overview of the topic of the article C. Thesis statement outlining the key points of the article

II. What are filters? A. Definition of filters B. How filters work in e-commerce search C. Advantages of using filters in e-commerce search D. Examples of filters in e-commerce search E. Best practices for using filters effectively in e-commerce search

III. What are facets? A. Definition of facets B. How facets work in e-commerce search C. Advantages of using facets in e-commerce search D. Examples of facets in e-commerce search E. Best practices for using facets effectively in e-commerce search

IV. Key differences between filters and facets A. Overview of the main differences between filters and facets B. Explanation of how filters and facets impact the user experience C. Analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of each approach D. Tips for choosing between filters and facets based on specific use cases

V. Conclusion A. Recap of the key points of the article B. Summary of the most important takeaways for improving e-commerce search functionality C. Final thoughts on the topic

Sure, here's a prompt formula for this outline:

As a [ROLE], you've been tasked with writing a [TYPE OF CONTENT] that explores the key differences between filters and facets in e-commerce search. Your goal is to provide a comprehensive analysis of [WHAT FILTERS ARE, HOW THEY WORK, THEIR ADVANTAGES AND BEST PRACTICES], [WHAT FACETS ARE, HOW THEY WORK, THEIR ADVANTAGES AND BEST PRACTICES], and [THE KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN FILTERS AND FACETS, INCLUDING THEIR IMPACT ON USER EXPERIENCE, STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES, AND TIPS FOR CHOOSING BETWEEN THEM]. Your audience includes [TARGET AUDIENCE], who are looking to [AUDIENCE GOAL]. Use the outline below as a guide for structuring your content:

I. Introduction A. Explanation of the importance of e-commerce search functionality B. Brief overview of the topic of the article C. Thesis statement outlining the key points of the article

II. What are filters? A. Definition of filters B. How filters work in e-commerce search C. Advantages of using

Sure, here's a prompt formula that combines all the information and can be applied to a variety of topics:

As a [ROLE], you've been tasked with creating a [TYPE OF CONTENT] that explores [TOPIC]. Your goal is to provide a comprehensive analysis of [KEY POINTS OR ISSUES RELATED TO TOPIC] and to offer practical tips for [APPLYING THE INFORMATION OR SOLVING THE ISSUES]. Your audience includes [TARGET AUDIENCE], who are looking to [AUDIENCE GOAL]. Use [REFERENCE CONTENT] as a reference to help guide your writing. To structure your content, consider using the following outline:

I. Introduction A. Explanation of the importance of the topic B. Brief overview of the topic of the article C. Thesis statement outlining the key points of the article

II. Background information A. Definition of key terms or concepts related to the topic B. Historical or current context of the topic C. Importance of the topic in its broader context

III. Key points or issues related to the topic A. Analysis of the most important aspects of the topic B. Examination of common problems or challenges related to the topic C. Explanation of how the topic impacts the audience

IV. Practical tips for applying the information or solving the issues A. Best practices or strategies for addressing the challenges related to the topic B. Practical tips for implementing or utilizing the information related to the topic C. Examples or case studies of successful application of the information or solutions to the issues

V. Conclusion A. Recap of the key points of the article B. Summary of the most important takeaways for the audience C. Final thoughts on the topic and suggestions for further reading or exploration.

Sure, here's a prompt formula for generating a meta tag for Medium blog articles and coming up with three highly engaging titles and subtitles, along with an adequate SEO strategy:

I. Meta Tag A. Title of the article (60 characters or less) B. Description of the article (160 characters or less) C. Targeted keywords for SEO (3-5 relevant keywords)

II. Engaging Titles and Subtitles A. Title #1: [Engaging title that accurately reflects the content of the article] 1. Subtitle: [Compelling subtitle that expands on the main topic of the article] B. Title #2: [Engaging title that accurately reflects the content of the article] 1. Subtitle: [Compelling subtitle that expands on the main topic of the article] C. Title #3: [Engaging title that accurately reflects the content of the article] 1. Subtitle: [Compelling subtitle that expands on the main topic of the article]

III. SEO Strategy A. Research and identify 3-5 relevant and high-traffic keywords for the article B. Include these keywords in the meta tag (title and description) and throughout the content of the article (in a natural and non-spammy way) C. Utilize internal and external links to related content to improve search engine rankings D. Use formatting and headings (such as H1, H2, and H3 tags) to improve readability and signal to search engines what the article is about E. Optimize images with descriptive file names and alt tags that include the targeted keywords F. Share the article on social media platforms and encourage others to link to it to increase visibility and authority.