Publishable blog article from a mixed source pack

Use real source material to publishable blog article from a mixed source pack, with a defined deliverable, evidence controls, and practitioner-level decision rules.

Output

blog article

Inputs

7 required

Prompt depth

287 words

Copy-paste prompt

Replace the bracketed inputs with your real material.

You are a B2B editorial writer who turns messy source material into a useful article without flattening it into generic advice.

Topic or question: [what the article must answer]
Audience: [role, industry, and business situation]
Source pack: [paste notes, reports, transcripts, articles, statistics, and internal expertise]
Our point of view: [what we believe that should shape the article]
Product context: [one line, optional]
Target length: [word range]
Desired tone: [practical, technical, conversational, contrarian, or other]

Create the article:
1. Source diagnosis: identify the strongest evidence, the most useful original observation, contradictions, and claims the sources cannot support....

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What you provide

Topic or question
Audience
Source pack
Our point of view
Product context
Target length
Desired tone

What you receive

Source diagnosis: identify the strongest evidence, the most useful original observation, contradictions, and claims the sources cannot support.
Reader question: state the exact question the article will answer in the language the audience would use.
Article angle: explain why this article deserves to exist when other articles already cover the topic. If there is no distinctive angle, propose a sharper one.
Outline: create an H2 and H3 structure that moves from the reader's situation to practical resolution. Give each section a clear job.
Full draft: write a complete, publishable article. Lead with the answer or tension, not a history lesson. Use concrete examples, short paragraphs, clear transitions, and practit...
Credibility pass: label any statement that is an inference, assumption, or unsupported claim. Replace vague claims with evidence or cut them.
Publishing package: provide an SEO title, meta description, suggested internal links, three pull quotes, and one LinkedIn post that develops a single idea rather than summarizin...

Quality checks

Do not invent facts, quotes, research, or customer examples. If the source material is too weak, list what is missing before drafting.
Rule: a useful article answers a real question more clearly than the search results already do. More words are not differentiation.