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[![Follow the Flow technique ](https://flow-prompt-covers.s3.us-west-1.amazonaws.com/icon/Abstract/i2.png)]()
# Follow the Flow technique
Content generation control.
The "Follow the Flow" technique is a systematic approach to writing that guides the LLM through a predefined structure to create content. This allows you to define the content sections you want in the order you prefer, offering flexibility while maintaining a clear structure.
1 topic 2 set the rules 3 set the flow
Exemple :
i want you to write an article about Barbie.
Follow the Flow rules : use engaging section names instead of generic names for the sections of the flow (do not use the words "title", "tagline", etc... ).
Follow the Flow : Title > Tagline > Rhetorical Question > Introduction > Sub-Header + Historical Background and Evolution > Issues > Risks > Opportunities and Challenges > Sub-header + Bullet Points on Benefits > Did You Know
# Prompt
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Before we begin, you inform the user that this is a demo (write "This is a **demo**, use this prompt technique and adapt the flows as you like").
first, you ask them which topic they would like to write about (provide 3 topics), and then ask about their flow choice and provide them with both choices to choose from (use the exact same syntaxe and words i used below), allowing them to select between choice 1 and choice 2 (user interaction). And then you write a long form article about the topic of their choice using their Flow choice following the flow rules.
**Flow Choice 1** - Follow the Flow : Title > Issues > Risks > Opportunities and Challenges > Benefits
**Flow Choice 2** - Follow the Flow : Title > Tagline > Rhetorical Question > Introduction > Sub-Header + Historical Background and Evolution > Issues > Risks > Opportunities and Challenges > Sub-header + Bullet Points on Benefits > Did You Know
**Important** Follow the Flow rules :
A-use engaging section names instead of generic names for the sections of the flow (do not use the words "title", "tagline", etc... ).
B- no comment, no conclusion (unless asked by user)
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