7 Custom AI Assistants for Content Creation [BLUEPRINTS INSIDE]

Kuba Czubajewski
May 27, 2025
11 minutes

7 Custom AI Assistants for Content Creation [BLUEPRINTS INSIDE]

Off-the-shelf AI tools are okay…ish. But if you want your content creation to actually feel effortless, you need to start using custom AI tools. Ones that know your writing style, tone of voice, and stylistic quirks.

Below are 8 powerful, custom-built AI assistants, each with a specific purpose and a practical blueprint you can use today.

AI LinkedIn Content Assistant

This assistant helps you write bold, engaging, and personality-driven LinkedIn posts consistently. Whether you're building authority or generating leads, it makes it easier to show up with content that sounds like you and drives results.

Who It’s For

Perfect for founders, solopreneurs, ghostwriters, and marketers who want to post more often on LinkedIn — without sounding like a generic AI bot or burning hours crafting each post.

How to Set It Up

Step 1: Complete the Tone of Voice Quiz

Start by taking this Tone of Voice GPT quiz.

This generates your personalized tone settings (essential for content that sounds like you).

Step 2: Create a New Custom GPT

Use ChatGPT Pro (or Claude) to create a new assistant.

→ Paste in the prompt template (scroll below to get it for FREE)

→ Personalize the following:

  • Your business and offer (e.g., “I help B2B startups grow with storytelling-based content.”)
  • Your preferred writing style (short sentences, lists, emojis, questions, etc.)
  • Depth expectations (real examples, bold takes, clear CTAs)
  • Paste in your tone results from the quiz
  • Add your “banned buzzwords” list (e.g., no “skyrocket” or “game-changer”)

Step 3: Build Your First Post

Prompt example:

“Write a 300-word LinkedIn post explaining why startup content strategies usually fail. Use a punchy hook, 3 insights, and a CTA to DM me.”

The assistant will format the post automatically:

  • 1–2 sentence paragraphs
  • Conversational tone
  • Hook → Main idea → Actionable framework → CTA

Step 4: Teach It Your Style

After you post on LinkedIn:

  1. Save your best-performing posts into a PDF or .docx
  2. Upload these to the GPT’s Knowledge Base weekly
  3. It learns your voice over time and avoids repeating past ideas

Example Use Case (Mini Blueprint)

“Write a carousel post for LinkedIn about the 3 most common mistakes in B2B content. Start with a controversial hook, follow with 3 slides explaining each mistake, and close with a CTA to download my lead magnet.”

Carousel Craftr

Carousel Craftr is a custom GPT assistant designed to help you write high-performing LinkedIn and Instagram carousel posts. It turns outlines, headlines, or even full blog articles into scroll-stopping carousels — one swipeable slide at a time.

Who It’s For

Ideal for personal brands, social media managers, ghostwriters, and creators who want to boost reach, engagement, and clarity using the carousel format. Whether you're repurposing long-form content or starting from scratch, this assistant saves hours and delivers professional-grade results.

How to Set It Up

Step 1: Open the Assistant

Use the Carousel Craftr GPT inside ChatGPT.

Step 2: Understand the Prompting Options

You can use the assistant in three flexible ways:

  1. Opening Line Prompt → Provide the first line, and it will build the carousel around it. Example: “Most content flops. Here’s how to fix yours.”
  2. Outline Prompt → Share the slide-by-slide outline; it’ll write the rest. Example:
    • Slide 1: Hook
    • Slide 2: Common mistake
    • Slide 3–5: Fix
    • Slide 6: CTA
  3. Blog URL Prompt → Paste a blog post URL. It will extract key insights and repurpose them into a carousel.

Step 3: Clarify the Platform (Important!)

Always specify where you’ll post it:

  • Instagram = Max 10 slides
  • LinkedIn = Up to 30 slides (if needed for complex topics)

If you forget, the assistant will ask you.

Step 4: Use These Best Practices

For best results, your carousel should:

  • Be clear and easy to skim
  • Use a consistent tone across slides
  • Offer value on every card
  • Include a CTA on the final slide
  • Use visual storytelling and spacing for readability
  • Rely on brevity, but don’t sacrifice nuance

Example Use Case (Mini Blueprint)

Prompt: “I want to post a carousel on LinkedIn about why most B2B founders struggle with content marketing. Start with a bold hook, include 3 common mistakes and fixes, and end with a CTA to book a strategy call.”

The assistant will write:

  • A punchy Slide 1 hook
  • Educational + tactical middle slides
  • A compelling CTA on the final slide

BONUS: If you want to grab the source prompt for this GPT and personalize it to match your needs, click here!

Infographic Craftr

Infographic Craftr helps you transform your content into high-impact visual assets — the kind that rack up saves, shares, and reshares on LinkedIn and Instagram.

It focuses on writing copy for infographics, then optionally turns that copy into visuals using image generation models.

Who It’s For

This assistant is built for content marketers, social-first creators, ghostwriters, or personal brands looking to boost visibility through infographic-style posts — especially on LinkedIn, where strong visuals stand out in a text-heavy feed.

How to Set It Up

Step 1: Open the Assistant

Launch the Infographic Craftr GPT in ChatGPT.

Step 2: Choose Your Input Style

You can use it in one of three ways:

  1. Repurpose a Post → Paste an existing LinkedIn post and ask the assistant to condense it into infographic copy.
  2. Request Infographic Ideas → Ask: “What are 5 infographic ideas that could go with this blog post?” Paste the blog URL or summary.
  3. Refine an Existing Infographic → Send previous infographics you’ve made to teach the assistant your preferred format and visual style.

Step 3: Set Copywriting Guidelines

The assistant follows these rules by default:

  • Focus only on the meat of the message — skip fluff
  • Keep text emoji-free
  • Use strong, structured formatting like checklists, comparisons, or step-by-step processes
  • Write a brief, clear headline for the infographic

Optional: Ask it to generate design notes for a graphic designer, like layout suggestions or visual cues.

Step 4: Generate the Visual (Optional)

After the copy is done, you can ask the assistant to generate a visual using image tools or pass it off to your designer with clear format guidelines.

Example Use Case (Mini Blueprint)

Prompt: “Here’s a LinkedIn post about common mistakes in SaaS pricing. Turn it into an infographic for LinkedIn using a red/green checklist format.”

The assistant will:

  • Extract only the core issues and solutions
  • Present them as a checklist
  • Add a headline like: “Is Your SaaS Pricing Strategy Killing Your Conversions?”

You can then pass the copy to Canva or a designer, or ask the assistant to generate a first-draft visual.

BONUS: Want to personalize this GPT to match your needs and your design style?

Blog Assistant

The Blog Assistant is a custom GPT designed to help you write in-depth, SEO-optimized blog outlines that can actually rank.

It mimics how a top-tier strategist works: by analyzing what’s already ranking, identifying what’s missing, and using that insight to generate a better structure for your article.

Who It’s For

Ideal for content marketers, SEO professionals, solopreneurs, and ghostwriters who want to write content that doesn’t just sound good, but also performs. Whether you're planning pillar content, guest posts, or niche deep-dives, this assistant gives you a huge head start.

How to Set It Up

Step 1: Open the Assistant

Use the Blog Assistant GPT inside ChatGPT.

(or if you want to build your own Assistant from scratch, click here)

Step 2: Start With a Keyword

Prompt it with:

“I want to rank for [insert keyword]. What’s the current competitive landscape?”

The assistant will:

  • Search the top 5 ranking pages
  • Break down what each article gets right and wrong
  • Format it using a clean structure

Step 3: Review the Competitive Analysis

Once the GPT delivers the breakdown, review it critically. If anything’s missing, ask follow-ups:

“Did they include real-world examples?” “Are there product comparisons?” “What about FAQs or common objections?”

Step 4: Approve and Move to the Outline

Once the analysis is solid, just say:

“Yes. Now write the outline.”

It will draft an outline using:

  • SEO-focused subheadings (H2s)
  • Word count recommendations for each section
  • Bullet points showing what to cover in each part

Step 5: Tweak and Build After reviewing the outline, you can:

  • Ask for help writing sections
  • Add internal links and product mentions
  • Optimize the structure even further with follow-up prompts

Example Use Case (Mini Blueprint)

Prompt: “I want to rank for ‘best AI tools for real estate marketing’. Do the competitive analysis, then build me an SEO blog outline that fills in the gaps.”

The assistant will:

  • Identify what top-ranking posts are missing (e.g., no visual examples, poor tool comparisons)
  • Build an outline with clear H2s like: “H2 – Top 5 AI Tools for Listing Optimization (300 words)” “H2 – How AI is Changing Property Ads (200 words)”

In minutes, you're looking at a ranked-worthy draft, not a blank page.

Demanding AI Editor

This assistant functions as your no-nonsense content editor. Its job is to challenge, improve, and rewrite your AI-generated drafts, especially for platforms like LinkedIn.

It improves depth, originality, and tone while staying aligned with your brand voice.

Who It’s For

Ideal for content marketers, solopreneurs, agency copywriters, or founders who rely on AI-generated drafts but need them polished, on-brand, and insight-rich before publishing. It’s also a great second set of eyes if you feel your content is too generic or “AI-ish.”

How to Set It Up

Step 1: Define the Role and Personality

Use this base setup when creating the GPT:

ROLE: You are a friendly but demanding AI editor that is giving a content marketer feedback on their LinkedIn posts. Because of the way you were trained, you will be tempted to go easy on writers and just tell them they did a great job. Resist this temptation, and give them the direct, honest feedback they deserve. The main mistake to look out for is bland unoriginality. Gently guide the writer towards ideas that are new, surprising, true, important, relevant, and clever.

This tone helps the assistant be constructive without being harsh.

Step 2: Add Your Brand Context

Customize this block:

YOUR CLIENT: [Name] is a [role] helping [audience] do [value]. They run [company name], which does [what the business does].

Example:

“Kuba is a content strategist helping SaaS founders build authority on LinkedIn. He runs StoryAngled, an agency focused on narrative-driven content marketing.”

Step 3: Set the Editing Process

Structure the assistant’s output in two parts:

  1. Give Feedback First → The assistant critiques your content, focusing on:
    • Depth of insight
    • Originality
    • Brand tone fit
    • Sentence structure and flow
    • Clear takeaways or calls to action
  2. Rewrite After → Based on the feedback, it rewrites the content in full — cleaner, sharper, and more aligned with your goals.

YOUR PROCESS:

1. Give a thorough feedback to all the posts.

2. After the feedback's given, rewrite all the posts in the same message, incorporating the feedback you've given

Step 4: Prompt It Like This

“Here’s a LinkedIn post draft. Please review and rewrite it. Make it punchier, more original, and in my tone.”

Paste your content, and the assistant will respond with:

  • Constructive critique
  • Fully edited version

Example Use Case (Mini Blueprint)

“I want to post about why most B2B content feels dull. Here’s my draft. Please give me feedback and rewrite it to be more surprising and opinionated.”

The assistant will:

  • Highlight weak spots in your logic, tone, or structure
  • Suggest sharper takes or more vivid language
  • Deliver a refined version, ready for posting

Newsletter Writer

This assistant helps you write engaging, story-driven, and conversion-friendly newsletters — whether you're starting from scratch or repurposing old content. It mimics the tone, structure, and voice of great B2B newsletters that inform, build trust, and move readers toward action.

Who It’s For

Perfect for founders, creators, ghostwriters, and content marketers running a newsletter for an audience of B2B service providers, SaaS customers, or industry peers. It helps transform raw thoughts, social posts, or blog content into structured, relationship-building emails.

How to Set It Up

Step 1: Launch the Assistant

Grab the assistant’s prompt from here and build a custom GPT/Claude Project using it.

Step 2: Customize the Prompt

Fill out the following core elements:

  • Business Description
e.g., “You are writing for StoryAngled, a B2B content consultancy that helps service-based founders grow via inbound content and social.”
  • Audience and Promise
“The objective is to create engaging, relatable newsletters that position StoryAngled as a go-to resource for inbound lead generation through content.”
  • Content Themes (Optional)
Add specific angles like content strategy, personal branding, or launch planning.
  • Tone of Voice
Paste your tone guidelines from the Tone of Voice GPT to match your brand voice precisely.

Step 3: Feed the Assistant Source Content (Optional)

You can:

  • Write from scratch using a one-liner idea
  • Repurpose LinkedIn posts, blog articles, or transcripts
  • Ask it to create variations on past emails

Prompt example:

“Turn this LinkedIn post into a newsletter. Keep the humor, add a personal story, and include 3 actionable tips for my readers.”

Step 4: Edit or Upgrade the Output

You can polish your draft further using the Demanding AI Editor. Just paste the assistant’s output into that GPT for feedback and rewriting.

Example Use Case (Mini Blueprint)

Prompt: “Write a newsletter for founders struggling to write consistently. Start with a personal failure story, then give 3 tactics that make content easier. End with a ‘reply with ROADMAP’ CTA.”

The assistant will return a ready-to-send newsletter — warm, human, and value-packed.

IDEA Repurposer

The IDEA Repurposer assistant helps you transform long-form content — blogs, podcast transcripts, video scripts — into short-form, platform-tailored social media posts.

Using a strategic framework, it extracts insights, data points, emotions, and visuals to multiply your content across formats and channels.

Who It’s For

A must-have for content marketers, solopreneurs, founders, or ghostwriters who want to stretch every piece of content to its full potential. Great for anyone running lean teams but needing consistent content output across LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and more.

How to Set It Up

Step 1: Understand the IDEA Framework

IDEA stands for four repurposing angles:

  • Insight – Original, perspective-shifting concepts
  • Data – Stats or research you can isolate and spotlight
  • Emotions – Hooks that tap into pain, desire, or belief
  • Aesthetics – Visually powerful content like charts or visuals

Every post can be sliced along one or more of these lines.

Step 2: Open the Assistant and Feed It Content

You can start with:

  • A raw blog post
  • A transcript
  • A podcast summary
  • A URL to a live article

Prompt example:

“Here’s a blog post. Break it down into IDEA-based social media fragments I can use on LinkedIn and Instagram.”

Step 3: Customize Your Prompt

Use this starter:

TASK:
I’m going to paste my blog/video. I want you to identify repurposable fragments using the IDEA framework.

FORMAT:
- Insight:
- Data:
- Emotions:
- Aesthetics:

You can also add:

“Make it platform-specific for LinkedIn.” “Now turn those into a 5-day content calendar.” “Give me carousel outlines for each.”

Step 4: Polish Using Other Assistants

Send the output to:

  • Carousel Craftr (to turn ideas into swipe posts)
  • Newsletter Writer (to develop a deeper email story)
  • Demanding AI Editor (to refine tone, clarity, and impact)

Example Use Case (Mini Blueprint)

Prompt: “Here’s a 1,000-word blog on AI in education. Repurpose it using the IDEA framework, then give me a 5-day LinkedIn calendar.”

Output:

  • Insight: The top 3 fears educators have about AI
  • Data: “78% of teachers said they’ve never used AI tools — but 91% of those who have say it saves them hours.”
  • Emotions: A personal story from a teacher burned out by lesson planning
  • Aesthetics: Comparison graphic: AI tools vs. traditional methods

Then it schedules:

  • Day 1: Post about the fear of AI replacing teachers
  • Day 2: Carousel of top 3 fears + fixes
  • Day 3: Quote post using the 78% stat
  • Day 4: Story post
  • Day 5: CTA post linking back to full article

Frequently Asked Questions About AI Content Assistants

Which AI is best for content creation?

It depends on your use case. If you're writing long-form blog posts, the Blog Assistant is optimized for SEO research and structuring outlines that rank. For LinkedIn, the AI LinkedIn Content Assistant creates punchy, high-performing posts tailored to your tone. Each assistant in this guide was built for a specific job — the best one is the one that fits your content format and goal.

Can I use AI for content creation?

Absolutely — and you should. Tools like the IDEA Repurposer let you turn one blog post into a full week of content across multiple platforms. AI doesn't replace you; it speeds up ideation, drafting, and formatting so you can stay focused on strategy, storytelling, and audience connection.

What is the best AI creative writing assistant?

For storytelling and tone, the Newsletter Writer and Demanding AI Editor are your best picks. The first helps you turn personal insights into engaging email content, while the second ensures your writing has originality, clarity, and polish.

Which AI is best for content writing?

If we’re talking about content writing in the traditional sense (articles, email, LinkedIn posts), the most powerful trio is:

  • Blog Assistant (for outlines)
  • Newsletter Writer (for email storytelling)
  • AI LinkedIn Content Assistant (for social posts)

These assistants don’t just write — they plan, adapt, and refine content to fit the platform and voice you need.

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