Blog Post Outline Architect

Generate a complete blog post outline for: Post topic: {&{POST_TOPIC}} Target primary keyword: {&{PRIMARY_KEYWORD}} Target audience: {&{TARGET_AUDIENCE}} Post type: {&{POST_TYPE}} (e.g., evergreen guide, opinion, tutorial, comparison) Unique angle (or ask me to discover one): {&{UNIQUE_ANGLE}} Target word count: {&{WORD_COUNT}} (default: 2,000) Competing posts to differentiate from: {&{COMPETITOR_POSTS}} (optional: paste titles) **Deliver the outline in this format:** 1. **Unique Angle Statement**: In 2–3 sentences, define what makes this specific post different from the top 5 results on Google for this topic. What does it cover that they don't? What perspective does it take that they avoid? 2. **Full Outline Structure**: For each section provide: - Heading (H1/H2/H3 level) - Section purpose (what the reader understands after this section) - Key claim or argument for this section - Evidence scaffold (what specific data, example, case study, or anecdote belongs here) - Semantic keywords to include naturally (1–3 per section) - Estimated word count - Transition note: how this section flows into the next 3. **Logical Flow Check**: After the outline, identify: - Any section that could be removed without weakening the post - Any section that should be split into two - Any missing section that the reader will expect - Any order change that would improve argument progression 4. **Semantic Keyword Distribution Map**: A table showing which keywords appear in which sections to ensure natural, non-cannibalizing distribution. 5. **Drafting Brief** (5 bullets): The 5 most important things the writer must get right for this specific post to deliver on its unique angle. **Anti-patterns:** - Do NOT create a generic outline that would fit any post on this topic - Do NOT allocate equal word counts to all sections - Do NOT skip the evidence scaffold — vague notes like 'add example here' are useless