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I'm writing an article about {{topic}} for {{target_audience}}.

Before I write anything, I need thorough research. Please provide:

1. **Key facts and statistics** (cite sources where possible)
2. **Common misconceptions** about this topic
3. **Current trends** (what's changed in the last 12 months)
4. **Expert perspectives** — what do leading voices say?
5. **Questions my audience is likely asking** about this topic
6. **Related subtopics** I should consider covering

Format each section with clear headers. Be specific — use real numbers, names, and examples rather than generic statements.

Based on the research below, create a detailed article outline.

**Research:**
{{paste_research_output}}

**Requirements:**
- Target length: {{word_count}} words
- Audience: {{target_audience}}
- Goal: {{article_goal}}

Create an outline with:
1. A working title (compelling, includes the main keyword)
2. An introduction hook (the specific angle or story to open with)
3. 4-6 main sections, each with:
   - Section heading
   - 2-3 bullet points of what to cover
   - One specific example, stat, or anecdote to include
4. A conclusion that gives the reader a clear next step

Make the outline detailed enough that a writer could draft the full article from it without additional research.

Write the following section of my article.

**Full outline for context:**
{{paste_outline}}

**Section to write now:** {{section_heading}}
**Key points to cover:** {{bullet_points_from_outline}}

**Style guidelines:**
- Tone: {{tone}} (e.g., conversational but authoritative)
- Use short paragraphs (2-3 sentences max)
- Include at least one concrete example or analogy
- Use transition sentences that connect to the previous and next sections
- Avoid clichés like "in today's fast-paced world" or "it's important to note"
- Write for {{target_audience}} — assume they are smart but not experts

Write ONLY this section. Do not include a conclusion or introduction unless this IS the introduction or conclusion section.

You are a senior editor at a top-tier publication. Review the following draft with a critical eye.

**Draft:**
{{paste_full_draft}}

**Evaluate and improve:**
1. **Clarity** — Flag any sentences that are confusing or could be misread. Rewrite them.
2. **Specificity** — Replace vague claims ("many people", "significant increase") with specific ones. If you don't have real data, flag it as "[NEEDS DATA]".
3. **Flow** — Check that each paragraph leads logically to the next. Add or rewrite transition sentences where needed.
4. **Voice** — Remove AI-sounding phrases: "It's worth noting", "In the realm of", "Delve into", "Leverage". Replace with natural language.
5. **Engagement** — Ensure each section has at least one hook (question, surprising fact, vivid example) that keeps the reader going.

Return the edited version with your changes. After the edited draft, list the 5 most significant changes you made and why.

Optimize the following article for search engines without sacrificing readability.

**Article:**
{{paste_edited_draft}}

**Primary keyword:** {{primary_keyword}}
**Secondary keywords:** {{secondary_keywords}}

**Optimize for:**
1. **Title tag** — Write a compelling title under 60 characters that includes the primary keyword
2. **Meta description** — Write a 150-160 character description that drives clicks
3. **Headers** — Ensure H2/H3 headers include keywords naturally (don't force it)
4. **Keyword placement** — Work the primary keyword into the first 100 words, at least 2-3 body sections, and the conclusion. It should read naturally.
5. **Internal links** — Suggest 3-5 places where I could link to related content (describe what each link should point to)
6. **Image suggestions** — Recommend 2-3 images or diagrams that would improve the article, with alt text for each

Return the optimized article followed by a separate "SEO Summary" listing all metadata and recommendations.