How to Write the Perfect Command

A Jasper command is a basic instruction to prompt Jasper’s ability to respond and execute your instruction.

Commands can be flexible and you can really ask Jasper anything but here’s our best tips for writing a command that will always work: Commands are made up of 3 essential parts.

1. An Action - an action verb to activate Jasper’s response
2. A Structure - a defined structure for Jasper to imitate
3. A Direction  - any additional information that will help get quality outputs

That’s why you see really great commands built like this:

• Write (action) a blog post intro paragraph (a structure) about the benefits of organic vegetables over non-organic (a direction).
• Write is the easiest action to use.
• Write a paragraph about why I should invest in vegetable gardening.
• Write a few sentences about how to get started with gardening.
• Write a list of the top garden vegetables for easy maintenance.
• Write a fake conversation between Tommy the Carrot and Bob the Tomato about why gardening is important.

But don’t stop there! with the 3 essential parts of a command you can explore new ways to communicate with Jasper

• Build a blog post outline about the  difference between surface irrigation vs. drip irrigation .
• Answer the question of  how much I should water a new plant?
• Connect the ideas that  vegetable gardens are good for your mental health .
• Rephrase the content  above  in an empathetic tone.
• Summarize the content  above  in 3 bullet points.
• Persuade my audience to  purchase  my masterclass on gardening  and include the CTA: sign up now!

Try writing a command for the job you want to execute!Writing a blog post? Use command with different structure prompts to finish the job. Writing an ad? Use a command to write that ad. Writing a LinkedIn Post? Use a command to “write a LinkedIn Post”.

With the right action, structure and direction you’ll be off to creating content in seconds. Let’s see what you got!