Turn a Search Query into an Article Outline

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2. Copy the full prompt

Complete the task using these inputs. Keyword: [Keyword]; Reader: [Reader]. First explain the reader's likely questions and intent, then give a structured article outline, title options, and a natural meta description. Each section includes the question to answer, examples needed, and how to verify; don't stuff keywords or promise rankings. List data that requires a live search as "to look up". Structure the output as: understanding and assumptions, ready-to-use content, information I need to confirm, and next steps. Use clear, short sentences and avoid empty slogans; if key input is missing, ask at most three specific questions instead of filling gaps with guesses. Finally, check each item against my purpose and state clearly which results still need human review.

Complete the task using these inputs. Keyword: [Keyword]; Reader: [Reader]. First explain the reader's likely questions and intent, then give a structured article outline, title options, and a natural meta description. Each section includes the question to answer, examples needed, and how to verify; don't stuff keywords or promise rankings. List data that requires a live search as "to look up". Structure the output as: understanding and assumptions, ready-to-use content, information I need to confirm, and next steps. Use clear, short sentences and avoid empty slogans; if key input is missing, ask at most three specific questions instead of filling gaps with guesses. Finally, check each item against my purpose and state clearly which results still need human review.

3. Check the result

Does each section answer a question? Is the search intent only a guess? Verify names, numbers, and qualifiers from the input.

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