What are the use cases for this prompt?

This prompt can be used for: Writing Subtitles.

What is the difficulty level and which AI tool should I use?

This prompt is intermediate level. It works with all AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.).

Are there variants of this prompt?

Yes, 3 variants are available: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced.

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Mistral Prompt for Writing Subtitles

Subtitles play a crucial role in structuring written content. Whether for a blog post, a web page, or a professional document, well-written subtitles guide the reader, improve readability, and enhance SEO. Mistral, the French language model, excels at understanding the linguistic nuances of French and offers a remarkable ability to produce impactful, hierarchical subtitles adapted to your content's tone. Thanks to its optimized architecture, Mistral can analyze the overall context of your text to generate subtitles that capture attention while staying true to the main message. Whether you are a web writer, content creator, or marketing manager, using Mistral to write your subtitles saves you considerable time while maintaining high editorial quality. This prompt is designed to fully leverage Mistral's capabilities in generating structured, engaging, and web-optimized subtitles.

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Paste this prompt in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and customize the variables in brackets.

You are an expert web writer in content structuring and copywriting. Your mission is to write subtitles (H2 and H3) for an article on the following topic: [TOPIC]. The full text or outline of the article is as follows: [TEXT_OR_OUTLINE]. Generate subtitles that meet these criteria: 1) Each subtitle must be clear, concise, and informative (max 8 words). 2) Subtitles must follow a logical progression that guides the reader through the article. 3) Naturally integrate the main keyword "[KEYWORD]" in at least 2 subtitles. 4) Alternate between informative subtitles and engaging subtitles that spark curiosity. 5) Provide a coherent H2/H3 hierarchy. 6) Adapt the tone to the target audience: [AUDIENCE]. Provide 2 subtitle variants for each section to allow editorial choice.

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Why this prompt works

This prompt works effectively because it assigns a precise expert role to Mistral, guiding the quality of its responses. The numbered constraints (max 8 words, 2 keyword integrations) channel generation toward immediately usable results. The request for multiple variants leverages the model's generative capacity while offering editorial flexibility to the writer.

Use Cases

Writing Subtitles

Variants

Expected Output

You will get a comprehensive list of H2 and H3 subtitles organized hierarchically, with two variants per section. The subtitles will be optimized for SEO through natural integration of the target keyword, while remaining engaging and adapted to your audience. The result is directly usable in your content editor.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many headings can Mistral generate in a single request?

Mistral can easily generate between 10 and 20 headings in a single request, with variations for each section. For very long articles (over 3,000 words), it's best to split your request into sections and process each part separately to maintain consistency and proposal quality. You can then ask Mistral to harmonize all the headings to ensure a logical flow throughout.

How can I make sure the headings generated by Mistral are SEO-optimized?

To optimize your headings for search engines, include the primary keyword and secondary keywords to be integrated in your prompt. Explicitly ask for natural inclusion in a set percentage of the headings. Mistral will follow these instructions while avoiding keyword stuffing. Also, remember to request at least one heading in the form of a question, which increases your chances of appearing in Google Featured Snippets.

Can Mistral adapt the style of headings based on the content type?

Yes, Mistral adapts perfectly to the requested tone. Specify the content type (technical article, how-to guide, commercial page, newsletter) and the desired tone (formal, conversational, authoritative, educational) in your prompt. The model will automatically adjust the vocabulary, length, and style of the headings. For example, for a sales page, headings will lean toward customer benefits, whereas for a scientific article, they'll be more descriptive and factual.