Weekly Challenge: What Type of Content Would You Love to Mimic?
Hey fam,
This week’s challenge is all about structured content. The type of content you create that performs well and that you’d love to be able to replicate faster and more efficiently.
Whether it’s a high-ranking review, an engaging listicle, a step-by-step tutorial, or another structured format, we want to know:
- What’s the piece of content you’d love to mimic over and over?
- What type of content is it? (Review, how-to, comparison, listicle, etc.)
- Why do you want to produce this type of content faster? (Ranking, scaling, engagement, conversions, etc.)
- Share the URL to your content so we can see the structure!
This is an exciting challenge because I’ll be working inside the new Structured Content Platform (aiming for release next week) to analyze and mimic these content styles! You’ll get a sneak peek at how this platform will help you replicate your best-performing content with ease.
How to Participate:
- Find Your Content – Choose a structured piece of content from your site that you’d love to produce over and over.
- Share the Details – Drop your page/post URL, content type (review, how-to, etc.), and why you want to be able to scale this type of content in the comments below.
- Engage with Others – Read through the responses and like the ones that inspire you. Like 3 different entries.
This Week's Prizes.
We’re giving away 10,000 AI Credits ($50 value) to each of the top 5 winners based on the most likes received. These credits will help you scale your content creation and grow your online business!
Key Details:
- Open to all members: Starter, Premium, and Premium Plus+ members are welcome to participate.
- Challenge Dates: Starts Wednesday, February 5th, and runs until Tuesday, February 11th, when winners will be announced.
- Get your entry in early to give yourself the best chance to gather likes!
Why This Challenge Matters!
One of the keys to scaling your business is identifying what works and creating more of it. Structured content is often the foundation of a great website, whether it’s reviews that convert, listicles that drive traffic, or tutorials that build engagement.
By sharing your structured content, not only will you inspire others, but you’ll also get a sneak peek into how the new Structured Content Platform will allow you to replicate successful content effortlessly.
I can’t wait to see your structured content examples and work within the new platform to bring this to life. Drop your comments below!
Recent Comments
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Hi Kyle,
WEBSITE CONTEXT:
My business site, www.lampinternationaltt.com, was built to showcase my knowledge and expertise in Organisational Development, Organisational behaviour and HR.
This site has earned me $,000s in consulting and advisory fees.
WHAT I WANT TO ACHIEVE:
Recently, I have been trying to transition it into a more interactive site that kind of tests my readers' learning and keeps them engaged.
This content is the structure that I want to develop more of.
1. The article which shares the information and then at the end, asks the reader to test their knowledge:-
https://lampinternationaltt.com/10-trends-that-will-shape-human-resources-over-the-next-5-years-a-must-read/
2. At the bottom of the quiz, they click through to get the answers and see how ell they did which takes them to this page:-
https://lampinternationaltt.com/quiz-answers-trends-that-will-shape-hr-over-the-next-5-years/
STRATEGY NEXT STEP:
Once I get engagement building, I want to use this as a promotion and build into it a "You can do this too . . ." or "Do you want to share your knowledge and expertise with others? CLICK HERE to find out how." which will bring them in to WA to learn how to build their own content and website.
Looking forward to your feedback.
Cassi
Thanks Cassi,
Here is a structure built on the first article that you shared there.
https://anewtest.siterubix.com/10-trends-in-social-media-that-are-changing-kids-behavior
I changed the topic to kids and social media, but keep it as a "10 trends". Of course, you using a Table of Content's it didn't replicate that with the links (though it can create TOC's).
You could easily create 5-10 of these articles in 4-5 minutes. ;)
Congrats Cassi on being one of the winners. so proud of my Lady of the Islands. may you both enjoy your days and weekends ahead.
Andre :) 🤗😀🙌
Thank you, Andre!
I am fortunate to have you as one of my Blessed Supporters.
Hoping all is well.
Cassi 🤗
On my books review site, I have been trying to create content in my own style, of course using the basic h1, h2 & all structure. I want to talk about books on various interesting, inspiring and helpful topics. Here I am sharing these 2 posts. I would like to repeat their structure and at the same time, make it all the more better.
https://booksandviews.com/habits-of-a-happy-brain-summary/
https://booksandviews.com/a-memoir-by-imelda-lahoz-argel-her-life-radiates-inspiration-and-courage/
You will need to send a ticket to Site support and get them to update your SSL cert as it expired 2 days ago and showing your site as unsafe.
Click help at the top select site support and send your ticket to them to fix quickly
You are welcome and glad to see site support got it fixed now there are no issues with that.
Keep moving forward and continue to enjoy it all
Andre
I have just submitted the ticket to support and waiting for this error to be fixed. Thanks.
I will escalated from my end as well, we will get you sorted here. And thanks for sharing your links. ;)
Hi Kyle and everyone
I haven't really gone in for a lot of structured content on either of my sites as I haven't written many review articles or other things like that. However, it is something I am interested in, so I've listed a couple of articles where I think a structured approach would be useful.
1) Reviews of books - I have written a review for a book which I think could benefit from a structured approach. I think this might work well to monetise the site and also provide some interesting information for my audience above and beyond the kind of reviews you get on Amazon for books.
See: https://thecreativechoice.org/book-review-of-proof-of-life-after-life-7-reasons-to-believe-there-is-an-afterlife
2) Lists - not sure I know what a 'listicle' is... !! However, I have an article about ways to update your look on one of my sites that could be the basis of a structured approach. Again, I think this is a good way to monetise things as a lot of my other articles then to be a bit esoteric and less geared towards monetisation.
What I would REALLY love to do is to have a way to have a more structured approach to creating images. The images in the following blog were created in ChapGPT over a few days as I had a limit of images I could create daily using the free version. I think this would also be a great way to link themes and designs of graphics within a post, but this may be a bit 'off-track' for this task. Anyway - no harm in suggesting things.
See: https://thecreativechoice.org/style-inspirations-for-women-12-ways-to-update-your-look
I can't wait to see what a structured approach or tool will look like!
Thanks,
Gail
Awesome Gail, thanks for sharing. I am just creating a template based on your book review, and I will post the link below when it is completed. I am going to review the book "The Happiness Advantage", using your structure.
Here is my review, following your template. If I wanted as well. I could have integrated affiliate links to Amazon (like you have) utilizing the optional content area.
https://anewtest.siterubix.com/book-review-of-the-happiness-advantage
Wow! That's perfect. I must read that book and write a few more reviews like that before it's too late! Great job. Thanks
My Structured Content: Let’s Make Engagement Fun Again!
Content Type: Interactive challenges and quizzes.
Why I Want to Produce This Type of Content Faster:
Let’s face it, folks—nobody wants to read another blah blah blog post. People want to do something, to interact, to laugh, to feel like they’re part of something cool. That’s why I’m all about creating content that pulls people in and gets them clicking, thinking, and—dare I say it—enjoying themselves.
Interactive challenges and quizzes are where it’s at for me. They’re like the Swiss Army knives of content—versatile, useful, and kinda fun to show off. Plus, they keep people coming back for more, which is good for them and my bottom line. Win-win!
Examples of My Content That Rock the Interactive Vibe:
VR Fitness Challenge
URL: https://virtualfitnessquest.com/challenge-details/
Description: A 30-day VR fitness challenge where people commit to workouts without leaving their living rooms. It’s fitness, but with a side of futuristic sci-fi vibes. Think “getting fit while pretending you’re in a video game.” Because who doesn’t want to be a virtual ninja?
Getting Started Quiz
URL: https://nomad-ninja.com/getting-started-quiz/
Description: This one’s for the passive-income dreamers. It’s a quiz to help folks figure out where they stand in the affiliate marketing world. Are you a “total newbie,” an “I kinda know stuff” intermediate, or a “watch me crush it” expert? It’s fun, personal, and gives people a roadmap to their goals.
Discover Your Ideal Getaway Travel Planner
URL: https://everythingnatureandmore.com/discover-your-ideal-getaway-travel-planner/
Description: Planning a trip doesn’t have to feel like herding cats. This interactive tool helps people figure out where to go next—whether it’s Costa Rica, London, or The Park (yes, really). It also makes sure they can book their dream adventure without breaking a sweat, thanks to my partnerships with Expedia and Viator.
Why These Work:
Honestly? They’re fun. People love quizzes and challenges because it gives them a break from the “clickbait and chaos” of the internet. They also keep people on my site longer (thanks, Google rankings), and they’re great for sneaky little things like conversions.
What I’d Mimic Over and Over:
Interactive content is my jam. I could whip up quizzes, challenges, and planners all day long and still have energy for a campfire chat. Why? Because they get people hooked. From virtual fitness to eco-friendly travel, there’s no limit to what I could create—and that’s what makes this kind of content so addictive (in the best way).
How This Aligns with WA’s New Structured Content Platform:
Structured content? Yes, please. Anything that helps me pump out more fun, interactive content without sacrificing quality is an automatic win. Let me save time on the backend so I can spend more time making the internet a little more entertaining.
We are unable to replicate content that has plugins built into it, that would be next to impossible to achieve. But if you have a specific type of "content page" that you want to replicate, let me know.
Thanks for the clarification! Just to be clear, I’m not relying on plugins for most of my content—I’m actually using ChatGPT to generate the code (because why not make life easier, right?). The only time I lean on plugins is for specific integrations, like forums.
To give you a more straightforward example of the type of content I’d love to replicate, here’s a breakdown of an article that follows a structured, scalable format:
Example: The 10 Best Hiking Trails in BC
Read it here -> https://everythingnatureandmore.com/the-best-hiking-trails-in-bc/
This article has a replicable structure that works across niches, blending storytelling, actionable advice, and subtle CTAs. Here’s the format it follows:
The Hook (Introduction):
It starts with a personal connection—my experiences hiking some of BC’s most scenic trails.
Why it works: It’s relatable, sets the tone, and immediately draws readers in.
Understanding the Context:
This section highlights why BC is a hiker’s paradise, with details on diverse landscapes, weather, and wildlife.
Why it works: It sets the stage for the main content while adding value for readers.
Step-by-Step Solutions (or Recommendations):
A detailed list of the 10 best trails, with practical info like location, difficulty, and highlights for each.
Why it works: It’s actionable and easy to follow, providing everything readers need to plan their trip.
Pro Tips and Gear Recommendations:
Includes essential hiking gear, like waterproof backpacks and GPS tools, to enhance the reader’s experience.
Why it works: Adds extra value by sharing expert advice, making the content more useful and engaging.
Final Thoughts and Call to Action:
Ends with a motivational note about exploring BC’s incredible trails and encourages readers to take action, with CTAs for booking tours, lodging, and gear.
Why it works: Wraps up on a high note while driving engagement and conversions.
This format is simple yet highly effective, and I’d love to scale it for other topics like RV maintenance, survival skills, or even digital nomad tips.
If WA’s Structured Content Platform can help streamline this process—replicating the layout, storytelling, and flow—it would save me so much time while keeping my content consistent and engaging.
Let me know what you think!
Cheers,
Jeremy
Hey Jeremy,
Thanks for sharing. I have created a structure based on your article, and create a similar article (but on a different top 10 location, this time Sedona).
https://3333.siterubix.com/10-best-hiking-trails-in-sedona/
There is my article.
AMAZING! When are we going?
Those pictures are so clear and its perfectly detailed. I love it! Great structure right?
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While I am not quite following this thread, I have created this AI Prompt to get consistent, formatted reviews.
Example - https://settingpoints.com/shorts-goat-review-a-comprehensive-look-at-automated-faceless-video-creation/
I have found the reviews ranking well when I used this -
Enhanced Product Review Prompt
[Product/Service Name] Review: A Comprehensive Look
Introduction
[Product/Service Name], created by [Company/Creator Name], is a [brief description of product type] designed to [primary purpose]. This review will explore how it addresses [main problem or need] for [target users].
What is [Product/Service Name]?
[Product/Service Name] is a [detailed description of the product/service, including its primary features and purpose]. Developed by [Company/Creator Name] in [year if known], it aims to [main goal or solution it provides].
Key Points:
Type of product/service: [e.g., software, platform, course]
Creator: [Company/Creator Name]
Launch date: [if known]
Primary purpose: [brief statement]
Who is [Product/Service Name] for?
[Product/Service Name] is specifically designed for:
[User type 1]: [Brief explanation of how it helps this user]
[User type 2]: [Brief explanation of how it helps this user]
[User type 3]: [Brief explanation of how it helps this user]
Ideal for individuals and businesses who [describe specific needs or goals].
What do you get with [Product/Service Name]?
When you purchase/subscribe to [Product/Service Name], you receive:
[Main component 1]: [Brief description]
[Main component 2]: [Brief description]
[Main component 3]: [Brief description]
[Main component 4]: [Brief description]
[Any additional resources or bonuses]
Pricing
Cost: [Detail pricing tiers or subscription models]
Value: [Discuss value proposition relative to cost]
Delivery
Delivery Method: [Explain how the product/service is delivered, e.g., digital download, shipping]
Delivery Time: [Expected time frame for delivery]
Warranty
Warranty Information: [Detail any warranty or guarantee offered, if applicable]
What Problem Does [Product/Service Name] Solve?
[Product/Service Name] addresses the following key challenges:
[Problem 1]: [How the product solves it]
[Problem 2]: [How the product solves it]
[Problem 3]: [How the product solves it]
By using [Product/Service Name], users can expect to [main benefits or outcomes].
Pros and Cons
Pros: [List advantages with brief explanations]
Cons: [List disadvantages with brief explanations]
Comparison with Alternatives
[Alternative Product/Service 1]: [Brief comparison]
[Alternative Product/Service 2]: [Brief comparison]
Final Analysis
In summary, [Product/Service Name] is [final thoughts on the product/service, reflecting on its impact and relevance to users].
Visuals
![Product Image] Image of [Product/Service Name] in use.
Call to Action
If you’re interested in trying [Product/Service Name], you can purchase it here: [insert link].
FAQs
Q: [Common Question 1]?
A: [Answer to question]
Q: [Common Question 2]?
A: [Answer to question]
User Testimonials
“[Quote from a user about the product/service, highlighting specific benefits]” – [User Name]
Expert Opinions
According to [Expert Name or Source], “[Quote or insight about the product/service, emphasizing its value].”
Usage Tips
To get the most out of [Product/Service Name], consider these advanced tips:
Tip 1: [Description, focusing on practical applications]
Tip 2: [Description]
Personal Experience
I recently had the opportunity to use [Product/Service Name] for [duration of use]. My initial impressions were [describe initial thoughts]. Specifically, I achieved [mention specific outcomes, e.g., increased efficiency, sales growth]. Here’s how it performed in various aspects.
Challenges Faced
During my journey, I encountered several challenges, including [describe challenges]. However, I overcame these by [explain how you addressed them].
Conclusion
In summary, [Product/Service Name] is [final thoughts on the product/service, reflecting on your journey and its impact]. I would recommend it to [who you would recommend it to].
Rating
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5)
Engagement Questions
What are your thoughts on [Product/Service Name]? Have you tried it? Share your experiences in the comments below!
What am I missing from this week's challenge?
MrDon
Awesome, thanks for sharing Don. Here is an example that I created, using your template and structure from your article.
https://anewtest.siterubix.com/captions-ai-review-an-inside-look-at-this-video-creator
Let me know what you think, this review was for Captions AI.