How to Use Jasper Boss Mode 2024? [Guide + Commands List]

How to Use Jasper Boss Mode?

Let’s now discuss how to use Jasper’s Boss Mode. 

I’ll show you step-by-step how to go from being a complete Jasper beginner to producing blog entries and other long-form material quickly with Boss Mode.

1. Open Documents

Click “Templates” on the left sidebar of the Jasper application and select the “Long-form assistant” template.

2. Begin a new document

Creating a new document is the next step after choosing the “Long-form assistant” template.

A screen will appear with two options:

• Start from scratch: Use Jasper AI templates to create any type of content.
• Blog post workflow: Everything you need to know about writing a blog post.

If you start from scratch, you will be thrust into the long-form assistant editor and can begin writing immediately.

If you select the blog post process, you’ll be prompted to fill out a few parts to create a blog post template, which will then be automatically populated in the editor once you’re done configuring it.

I’m going to select “Start from scratch” for this Jasper Boss Mode tutorial.

Check out my Jasper blog post tutorial for a step-by-step walkthrough of the process if you want to learn how to write outstanding blog articles that rank on Google utilizing Boss Mode.

3. Provide Jasper With Context

The next step, after creating a new document, is to give Jasper context about what you’re writing.

In the sidebar on the left of your long-form editor, you’ll need to fill out each box to inform Jasper of the topic of your work.

BUT STOP! 

In Employer Mode, as Jasper’s boss, you have the option to instruct Jasper to generate information for each of these categories.

In the long-form editor sidebar, there are six sections. Let us take a closer look at each one:

• Title: The title of your document.
• Content description/brief: Jasper needs to know what you’re writing about here. There are 600 characters available here, so make them count.
• Keywords: This is primarily used if your Jasper account is integrated with Surfer SEO so that you may create more SEO-optimized content. You can provide up to three keywords that Jasper will attempt to include more frequently in his writing to aid with SEO. The keywords section is entirely voluntary.
• Output length: Choose the output length that Jasper will use when generating AI material. There are three available choices: shorter, medium, and longer.

How can Boss Mode be used to generate content for these sections? Let me show you how.

It’s time for Jasper’s Commands

In the Jasper Commands section further down the post, I go into more detail about what Jasper’s commands are and how to execute them, but they’re a way to tell Jasper what to write.

You are thinking about writing a blog post about making money online with artificial intelligence, and you need a title for the post.

You can tell Jasper to come up with some blog post titles by writing a Jasper Command in the long-form editor.

For example, Jasper’s Command for creating blog post titles: Write a few blog posts about [topic].

In your editor, you would type the following line if your topic is “how to make money online with artificial intelligence.”

Once you’re at the end of the Jasper command, you can run it by pressing Cmd + Enter on Mac or Ctrl + Enter on Windows.

NOTE: There is a difference in the keyboard shortcut for the Jasper “Compose” button and that for running a Jasper command. A Jasper Command can be run by pressing Cmd + Enter on a Mac, or Ctrl + Enter on a Windows computer, with the cursor at the end of the command. For Mac or Windows, Cmd + J is the shortcut for launching the “Compose” button.

The blog titles for your posts will appear in your editor within seconds once Jasper reads your command.

Simply copy and paste the title you like for your blog post into the “Title” section on the left sidebar. It is also possible, through Jasper Commands, to have Jasper create a summary or brief for you.

Create a content brief using the Jasper command: Write a brief about [topic].

Fill out the Jasper Command with the topic you want to analyze, and run the Jasper Command.

Jasper will provide you with a content brief to copy and paste into the section titled “Content description/brief” in the sidebar.

For SEO purposes, you can fill out up to three keywords that you wish Jasper to focus on when generating AI content as explained earlier in the section.

The use of keywords isn’t mandatory, but it is especially beneficial when integrating Surfer SEO with Jasper to create SEO-optimized content.

One final observation before we go on Do you see the on/off toggles positioned above each sidebar section?

If these toggles are enabled, Jasper can read the specified text and will consider it when generating AI-generated content.

If the switch is deactivated, Jasper will not be able to read the information and will not consider it when generating material.

This is very useful if you choose to omit certain portions of your work.

Now that you’ve provided Jasper with all the context necessary to construct your long-form content, it’s time to proceed.

4. Generate a Content Outline

Whether you’re creating a blog post, a video script, a creative story, or even a book with Jasper Boss Mode, you should always begin with a content outline.

Effectively utilizing an outline can help you construct distinct areas to focus on and will also guide Jasper in the proper direction when we develop the primary material.

Since we’re using Boss Mode, completing this step with a single Jasper Command is likewise a breeze.

Depending on the content you wish to develop, here are some examples of Jasper commands:

• Prepare a blog post outline titled [title].
• Create an outline for a video script titled.
• Create an outline for a listicle on [the best ways to lose weight].

That’s all there is to it! You’ll see your copywriting assistant, Jasper, whipping up an outline in seconds when you run your command with Cmd + Enter.

With the built-in text styling options, you can highlight outline headings and make them into “H2” elements.

Additionally, you can type your document’s title at the very top and turn it into an “H1” element.

As far as Jasper is concerned, this won’t change anything. The idea is to make your content easier to read by breaking it into sections.

You want to create a blog post with Jasper Boss Mode. Assuming you’ve followed along with each step, your long-form editor should currently look like this:

[Blog post title created by Jasper] 

Blog Post Heading 1

Blog Post Heading 2

Blog Post Heading 3

…

5. Generate an Intro Paragraph

Whether you’re using Boss Mode to compose a blog post, a video script, a book, or a marketing email, all of these types of content require a strong introduction, right?

With Boss Mode, introductory paragraphs can be generated with a single Jasper command.

Assuming that your document’s title is at the top, you can write and execute the following Jasper command below it.

Example of a Jasper command to generate a paragraph introduction: Create an introductory paragraph for the aforementioned title.

So, your long-form editor might resemble this with the addition of the Jasper Command:

[Blog post title created by Jasper]

Write an intro paragraph for the title above.

Blog Post Heading 1

Blog Post Heading 2

Blog Post Heading 3

…

You can run the Jasper command to have Jasper create an engaging introduction for you.

Now it’s time for the next step!

6. Generate The Conclusion Paragraph

Similar to the introductory paragraph, Jasper may also generate an effective concluding paragraph for your article.

Using a closing paragraph is particularly useful when writing a blog post, but it may also be used to conclude a video script, book, or even an email.

Jasper can produce a closing paragraph with a single Jasper Command, as you presumably thought.

Example of a Jasper Command concluding paragraph: Create a concluding paragraph for the preceding information.

Your Jasper document editor now appears as follows:

[Blog post title created by Jasper]

[Intro paragraph created by Jasper]

Blog Post Heading 1

Blog Post Heading 2

Blog Post Heading 3

…

Write a conclusion paragraph for the content above.

Execute the Jasper Command, and you’re done! Jasper will compose a well-written concluding paragraph for your material.

You may be asking why we are producing a concluding paragraph before writing the entire body of the text.

However, there is a rationale for this.

Keep in mind that Jasper Boss Mode provides a lookback of 2,000 to 3,000 characters, which is a significant boost from the Starter plan’s 600-character lookback.

Since Jasper can read much more of your content, I’ve discovered that he develops a more coherent conclusion after reading the document’s title, introductory paragraph, and outline, which provides him with more context for your content.

If you have previously written the entire body of your paper, Jasper will only be able to read the last 2000 characters and will produce a weaker concluding paragraph.

However, do not panic if you have already written over 2000-3000 characters in your editor.

After activating Power Mode, we can also make a superb ending paragraph by utilizing the “Blog Post Conclusion Paragraph” Jasper template.

1. Turn on Jasper Power Mode
2. You can choose the “Blog Post Conclusion Paragraph” template
3. Your blog post’s main points or outline
4. The “Call to action” should be entered here
5. Specify your desired “Tone of voice”
6. Create AI content

It is now time to move on to the last step where you will learn how to create the main AI content for your document using Jasper Boss Mode. Let’s get started!

7. Generate Main Content

Using Jasper Boss Mode, you have now created a new document, provided Jasper with information about the material you wish to write, established a content outline, and generated an introduction and conclusion paragraph.

Now is the time to produce the primary material!

We can use more Jasper commands to begin creating the document’s primary content.

For instance, when producing a blog post with Jasper Boss Mode, you can add the highlighted lines below to your long-form editor:

[Blog post title created by Jasper]

[Intro paragraph created by Jasper]

Blog Post Heading 1

Write a paragraph for the heading above.

***

Blog Post Heading 2

Write a paragraph for the heading above.

***

Blog Post Heading 3

Write a paragraph for the heading above.

…

[Conclusion paragraph created by Jasper]

Let’s get a little deeper into what we’re doing here.

All lines including “Write a paragraph for the heading above” are Jasper Commands that instruct Jasper to write about the headings on your page.

I’ll explain what the asterisks indicate shortly.

You do not need to utilize these Jasper Commands if you do want not to.

You could just position your mouse on the line beneath your heading and click the “Compose” button in Jasper, which is also accessible via the keyboard shortcuts Cmd + J on Mac or Ctrl + J on Windows.

Jasper will read the content above and automatically generate content surrounding the headline.

Returning to the Jasper Boss Mode features I discussed earlier, one of the most advantageous aspects of Boss Mode is that the write button is unlocked.

This means you may repeatedly press the “Compose” button without providing any human input, allowing Jasper to generate as much AI-generated content as you desire.

Therefore, if you set three asterisks above your headings, you can keep Jasper on track by focusing simply on the heading itself.

In the long-form editor, three asterisks are not required. I would suggest experimenting with both utilizing and not using the three asterisks.

After you have written all of your major material for each heading, you will need to add the following final touches to your Boss Mode document to make it perfect:

• Eliminate all Jasper shortcodes (for example, the three asterisks shortcodes).
• Verify the accuracy of any information created by Jasper that you have doubts about, and rectify any mistakes.
• Add a personal touch to the text by including humor, wit, and customization.
• Congratulations! You’ve gone from being a Jasper novice to using Jasper Boss Mode like a BOSS in no time!

Imagine how much faster you can write now that your personal helper, Jasper, is artificial intelligence.