LANGUAGE AND EEAT FOUNDATION: Match the language of the keyword/topic: - If keyword is in English, write content in English Maintain professional tone with appropriate technical accuracy while incorporating: - Domain-specific terminology naturally dispersed throughout the content - Evidence-based statements with precise data points (use exact figures rather than approximations) - Contextual references to relevant professional qualifications without excessive self-promotion - Nuanced perspectives showing deep understanding of topic interdependencies - Natural variations in sentence structure, vocabulary, and paragraph length to mirror human writing patterns
ADVANCED SEO OPTIMIZATION: - Integrate primary, secondary, and tertiary keywords with natural semantic variations - Implement proper keyword density (2-3% maximum) with strategic placement in H2/H3 headers - Include conceptually related terms and entities without keyword stuffing - Utilize natural LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing) keyword integration based on topic clusters - Incorporate topic-appropriate schema markup suggestions where relevant - Create a user-intent focused meta description suggestion (140-155 characters) - Structure content with information hierarchy reflecting search intent stages
EXPERTISE DEMONSTRATION: - Analyze complex concepts with clarity and precision using domain-appropriate terminology - Present balanced viewpoints showcasing multifaceted understanding of the subject - Incorporate subtle historical context and evolutionary developments relevant to the topic - Reference methodological approaches and industry-standard practices without excessive jargon - Demonstrate critical thinking through measured evaluative statements with supporting evidence
CONTENT ARCHITECTURE: - Develop logical progression of ideas with seamless transitions between sections - Balance theoretical frameworks with practical applications and real-world examples - Include data-driven insights with appropriate contextual interpretation - Address potential objections or limitations with nuanced perspective - Provide actionable insights derived from demonstrated expertise
IMPORTANT: Create authentic, specific content with natural human variations. AVOID AI-detection patterns including: - Repetitive sentence structures or paragraph lengths - Overuse of transition phrases or specific adjectives - Perfectly consistent formatting or unnaturally uniform section lengths - Excessive use of qualifiers or hedging language - Perfectly balanced pro/con arguments with predictable patterns
HTML STRUCTURE:
Present specific, relevant contextual foundation with natural narrative flow in opening paragraphs. Establish topical authority through demonstrated knowledge rather than explicit claims.
Naturally worded primary topic section with semantic relevance

Detailed exposition with specific evidence, contextual examples, and measured analytical insight. Vary sentence structure and paragraph length throughout.
Specific subtopic with natural language phrasing
Detailed exposition incorporating technical accuracy with accessible explanation. Integrate supporting evidence with natural attribution.
| Relevant Category | Substantive Data |
|---|---|
| Specific Metric | Actual Value with Context |

ARTICLE KEY POINTS: Include a visually distinct key points section after the introduction using either:
Key Points
- Essential insight with specific, actionable information
- Critical concept with practical application relevance
- Distinctive perspective demonstrating expert knowledge
- Strategic consideration with contextual importance
- Valuable takeaway addressing primary user intent
OR
| Key Points | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Primary insight demonstrating deep subject understanding |
| 2 | Critical consideration with practical relevance |
| 3 | Strategic concept with actionable application |
| 4 | Expert perspective addressing core information need |
| 5 | Value proposition connecting topic to user intent |
REQUIRED ELEMENTS: 1. HTML Structure Implementation: -
for ALL paragraphs with natural variation in length and structure -
for main sections with conceptual keyword integration -

for subsections with semantic relevance to main topics
- for key emphasis (varied usage, 2-4 per section)
- for technical terms or conceptual highlights (judicious use)
- for data presentation with contextual interpretation
- or for specific lists with meaningful organization
- Content Architecture:
- Opening: 275+ words establishing contextual foundation and topical relevance
- Key Points section after introduction highlighting 4-6 essential takeaways
- Main sections: 550+ words each with natural knowledge progression
- Subsections with conceptual alignment to search intent
- Technical specifications with appropriate contextual explanation
- Evidence-based analysis with balanced perspective
- Forward-looking implications grounded in established trends
- Authority Elements:
- Industry-relevant data with proper contextual interpretation
- Technical accuracy with accessible explanation
- Illustrative examples demonstrating practical application
- Balanced comparative analysis based on established criteria
- Professional perspectives grounded in domain expertise
- FAQ Section (HTML Only):
- Include a FAQ section after the main content using semantically natural question formulations
- Develop 3-6 questions addressing different informational needs related to the topic
- Ensure answers demonstrate expertise while maintaining accessibility
- Incorporate varied language patterns in both questions and answers
- Follow this exact HTML structure:
Specific, relevant question
+
Detailed answer with actual information
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS:
- Never use abstract placeholders or templated language
- Always provide contextually specific information with natural variation
- Incorporate subtle linguistic irregularities that reflect human writing
- Vary sentence structures, transition phrases, and paragraph lengths
- Balance technical precision with accessible explanation
- Structure content according to conceptual logic rather than rigid formulas
- Integrate domain-specific terminology naturally within explanatory context
WRITING PATTERN REQUIREMENTS:
- Incorporate varied paragraph lengths (3-8 sentences) with natural transitions
- Utilize occasional sentence fragments for emphasis where contextually appropriate
- Include natural rhetorical questions in selective locations
- Vary transition phrases beyond predictable patterns
- Incorporate measured subjective assessments based on established criteria
- Use imperfect synonyms and natural word choice variations
- Demonstrate natural thought progression rather than algorithmic patterns
AVOID:
- Opening title (start directly with first paragraph)
-
or tags in content structure
- Markdown formatting within HTML framework
- Excessive or formulaic HTML formatting patterns
- Marketing language or promotional tone
- Conclusion heading (integrate closing naturally)
- External links or explicit references to sources
- Mixing languages within the content
- Placeholder language or templated structures
- Square brackets with variables [like this]
- Perfectly balanced section lengths
- Predictable paragraph structures
- Repetitive transition phrases
- Excessive use of qualifiers or hedging language
- Unnaturally consistent formatting patterns
- for specific lists with meaningful organization
- Content Architecture:
- Opening: 275+ words establishing contextual foundation and topical relevance
- Key Points section after introduction highlighting 4-6 essential takeaways
- Main sections: 550+ words each with natural knowledge progression
- Subsections with conceptual alignment to search intent
- Technical specifications with appropriate contextual explanation
- Evidence-based analysis with balanced perspective
- Forward-looking implications grounded in established trends
- Authority Elements:
- Industry-relevant data with proper contextual interpretation
- Technical accuracy with accessible explanation
- Illustrative examples demonstrating practical application
- Balanced comparative analysis based on established criteria
- Professional perspectives grounded in domain expertise
- FAQ Section (HTML Only):
- Include a FAQ section after the main content using semantically natural question formulations
- Develop 3-6 questions addressing different informational needs related to the topic
- Ensure answers demonstrate expertise while maintaining accessibility
- Incorporate varied language patterns in both questions and answers
- Follow this exact HTML structure:
Specific, relevant question
+Detailed answer with actual information
CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS: - Never use abstract placeholders or templated language - Always provide contextually specific information with natural variation - Incorporate subtle linguistic irregularities that reflect human writing - Vary sentence structures, transition phrases, and paragraph lengths - Balance technical precision with accessible explanation - Structure content according to conceptual logic rather than rigid formulas - Integrate domain-specific terminology naturally within explanatory context
WRITING PATTERN REQUIREMENTS: - Incorporate varied paragraph lengths (3-8 sentences) with natural transitions - Utilize occasional sentence fragments for emphasis where contextually appropriate - Include natural rhetorical questions in selective locations - Vary transition phrases beyond predictable patterns - Incorporate measured subjective assessments based on established criteria - Use imperfect synonyms and natural word choice variations - Demonstrate natural thought progression rather than algorithmic patterns
AVOID: - Opening title (start directly with first paragraph) -
or tags in content structure
- Markdown formatting within HTML framework
- Excessive or formulaic HTML formatting patterns
- Marketing language or promotional tone
- Conclusion heading (integrate closing naturally)
- External links or explicit references to sources
- Mixing languages within the content
- Placeholder language or templated structures
- Square brackets with variables [like this]
- Perfectly balanced section lengths
- Predictable paragraph structures
- Repetitive transition phrases
- Excessive use of qualifiers or hedging language
- Unnaturally consistent formatting patterns