If you're like most people, you probably think that recipes are only for cooking food. But did you know that recipes can also be used for writing content? That's right, Jasper recipes can help you streamline your writing process and scale your content production.
In this article, we'll discuss the benefits of using jasper ai recipes for content creation (recipe content) and show you some of the top recipes that have been created by the Jasper community (jasper featured recipes). So whether you're a beginner or an experienced user, this article showcases a range of recipes that can help you supercharge your content production!
- Recipes are a step-by-step guide that can be used for any process.
- Recipes can be used for cooking, baking, cleaning, and even writing!
Recipes are pre-build workflows based on frameworks or processes that allow you to run a series of commands in sequence to generate a desired piece of content in a rapid fashion.
Unfortunately, many Jasper users today are barely scratching the surface of how to use recipes to their full potential - or even what they are.
If that’s you? That’s okay. You’re in the right place to learn about recipes. Whether you’re new to Jasper or an existing user and want to take your Jasper skills to the next level, recipes and Boss Mode is the key that you’ve been missing if you want to streamline your workflow and scale up your content production.
Inside the Jasper Bootcamp, you’ll also find a helpful Recipe section that breaks down each aspect of recipes in more detail. I recommend everyone take that Bootcamp before beginning with using recipes so you have a solid foundation of Jasper before starting.
Recipes are essentially a series of specific commands strung together that tell Jasper (jasper commands) to write a piece of content or at least provide directly to brainstorm ideas. Recipes use "commands" that you give Jasper to deliver a specific outcome for a project or piece of content.
This could be in a video sales letter, landing page, or a book for a chapter to name a few.
Basically, it’s the specific commands we give Jasper to do a specific thing for example “Write me an intro for a book chapter about {TOPIC}”. Then Jasper will take the information in the content brief and what it already knows from downloading 10% of the internet and the ‘Title’, ‘Keywords’ and ‘Tone of Voice’ you want to use and do exactly what you asked it to write an intro for a chapter.
Then you run the following commands and format to build your content out inside your recipe.
But before you start running commands, you should always start with your Content Brief.
Here's a breakdown of what that is and the process I use and teach for approaching this part of the process:
Update your title with what the content is primarily about. What's the topic? Answer that here.
The content brief is the meat and potatoes of how we get the most out of Jasper. It
is by far the #1 skill you will need to focus on and master in order to get Jasper to
work in the way that you want it to work. It’s the 80/20 of success in Jasper (in my
opinion) and you need to practice improving your content brief to unlock the full power of Jasper.
So here I'm going to break down the content brief a little bit more for you to understand the CONTEXT you will be giving Jasper before you begin running the commands in the recipe.
You have 600 characters to give Jasper this context on the left side of Boss Mode. Jasper also references up to 3000 characters above when writing, which it builds upon. So the better your outputs, the better the results will build on each other. Spend the extra time nailing these questions for your specific topic, and you can then reuse this content brief over and over again, modifying when it makes sense to update the context and improve the outputs from Jasper.
What is the concept, topic, or idea you want to relate to the reader?
Where does this concept, topic, or idea, apply to your reader?
Why does this matter? Why will they want to read this? What are the main benefits your reader will receive from reading this content?
Who is this content for? If you had to picture your ideal reader, the best person you
want to attract with this content, who would that be?
How will they achieve this goal? Is your content a complete guide, a 90-day process, a step-by-step, a deep intervention?
Replace the content with whatever form you are creating. Books, blogs, product descriptions, etc. Keep in mind that these prompts will reflect the content you are looking to write. Think of Jasper as a friend sitting across the coffee table from you. You want them to write you something. If you aren’t clear with what you want, they will give you a broad answer, or something in a left field entirely. The more specific and focused you can be in directing what you want, the better the chance the outputs from your friend (Jasper in this case) will give you content you can work with, modify/edit, and continue to expand on.
The tone of Voice is one of the more subtle, yet most impactful, features of the context you provide Jasper. Here you’re adding the tone of voice of how you want Jasper to sound when it’s creating content. This works best with voices that are really prominent online as Jasper pulls from the internet and can reference how certain people’s content comes across if they have enough of it online. Joe Rogan is a fun one to play around with. Oprah, Tim Ferriss, Ben Greenfield. Experts and thought leaders with distinctly different tones can help Jasper match what you’re looking for. When we use it, to write we like to pick a prominent authority in the topic that was writing about. So if we’re writing a motivational book, Tony Robbins or Gary Vaynerchuk might be one of the people we use as a tone of voice. Pairing these celebrities with adjectives can bring Jasper to life. Reference the 101 Tones of Voice section for ideas around what descriptive tones you can also pair with your writing in Jasper.
If you’re writing for SEO optimization purposes or if you want Jasper to include any
specific words or phrases, add those keywords to the left side of your Boss Mode
the area below the content brief.
Anytime you find a winning piece of content brief, tone of voice, or title, make sure you save them for reuse later. Often you will update your content brief throughout a recipe, so I usually keep a section set aside near the top of my recipe where I paste these winners for future reference. This will not only save you time creating new content briefs every time for similar projects - but you'll also update and improve it over time so it gets better the more you use it!
One of the key benefits of recipes is that they allow you to quickly generate content in a variety of formats. By following a set sequence of steps, you can create videos, blogs, or social media posts with relative ease. Additionally, recipes provide a structure for your content that can help you stay on track and ensure that your final product is of high quality.
The truth is creating content can be a time-consuming process, but recipes can help you to be more efficient and produce better results. If you are struggling to come up with new ideas, or if you find that your content is not as good as it could be, consider using recipes to help you improve your workflow.
There are a few different ways to use recipes for content creation. You can either follow an existing recipe, or you can create your own. If you choose to follow an existing recipe, there are many different options available online in your Recipes Dashboard and Jasper Community.
If you decide to create your own recipe, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, it is important to start with a clear idea of what you want to create. Once you have a good understanding of your goal, you can begin to put together a sequence of steps that will help you achieve it.
It is also important to consider the format of your content. Will you be creating a video, a blog post, or a social media update? Each requires different types of content and has different requirements. Make sure that your recipe is set up to deliver the type of content you need in the best format possible.
Finally, remember to test your recipe many times over. This will help you to catch any errors and to make sure that the recipe is as effective as possible Once you are confident that your recipe is ready, put it into action and enjoy the results!
So now that you know a little bit more about recipes, why not try one out for yourself? Below are some of the top recipes that have been created by Jasper and members of the community, starting with a few from Jasper's own, Kyle Williams. These recipes are designed to help you quickly generate high-quality content in a variety of different formats.
"Whip together a quick blog post in 5 minutes using this recipe!" - Dave Rogenmoser
YouTube Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7cb9xjvNFY
"Write a compelling Facebook Ad using the PAS framework (Problem, Agitate, Solution)." - Dave Rogenmoser
YouTube Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0kl7tzavi8
"Start every project off the easy way by quickly generating great ideas and angles using The Idea Factory." - Dave Rogenmoser
YouTube Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juB4drd3IL8
The 10-Minute How-To Blog Post
"Looking to write a blog post that's both informative and engaging? Look no further than this how-to blog post recipe, designed to write 1000-2000 words of value-packed info in ten minutes. Using this simple formula, you can create an awesome post that will keep your readers coming back for more. So what are you waiting for? Get cooking!" - Corrie Alexander
Rewrite or Expand For New and Original Copy
"You want to quickly rewrite or expand existing blog posts or other long-form content. Rewriting and expanding on your old blog posts can be a great way to get more traffic, build your brand, and maybe even make some extra money. Cha-ching! But it’s not always easy. In this workflow, I will show you how to take an old post of yours or some PLR content, and turn it into something completely new." - Amanda Weston
Write Epic Blog Posts for WordPress
"With this Jasper Recipe, you will learn how to write epic blog posts for WordPress that are SEO-optimized using a free SEO plugin (RankMath)." - Jake Pfohl
Jon Benson's "Mini-VSL" Recipe
"Use this recipe to create 60 to 90-second "Mini-VSLs" that capture the attention of your audience and drive traffic to your offers. Use this recipe to brainstorm and create your variables to be used as inputs for the Mini-VSL Template in your Jasper account." - Darby Rollins
Video Script Blueprint with Show Notes
"This is a Video Script Blueprint with Show Notes that can be used as a blog post to drive traffic back to the video and bring in leads. This Video Blueprint was developed after I had a video hit a reach of 1 Million Organically on Facebook. It's a part of what we call the Map to Millions." - Molly Mahoney
As you can see from above, if you're looking to create high-quality content in a hurry, recipes are the way to go. By following one of these simple pre-built workflows, you can quickly generate engaging and informative blog posts, social media updates, or even videos that will keep your audience coming back for more.
So use jasper ai recipes and try out one of these recipes today to start streamlining your workflow with recipes. You can also have your preferred jasper recipe. You can save yourself time and energy while still creating high-quality content 10x faster with Jasper.
And when you’re ready, make your own!
I recently recorded an advanced training for the Jasper community with Austin Distel called “How to Create Custom Recipes To Streamline Your Workflows with AI” which breaks down my entire process with 4 different recipe examples - you can watch that here on the Jasper YouTube Channel.
Until next time - happy cooking and good luck!
Darby
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