Programmatic SEO Post Generator

Design a programmatic SEO post template for the following: Keyword pattern: {&{KEYWORD_PATTERN}} (e.g., '[city] + [service]', '[product] vs [competitor]', 'best [tool] for [use case]') Target vertical/domain: {&{DOMAIN}} Data sources available: {&{DATA_SOURCES}} (e.g., Airtable of 500 cities, API of 200 integrations) Content goals per page: {&{CONTENT_GOALS}} (e.g., rank for local intent, convert to trial, earn featured snippet) Target word count per page: {&{WORD_COUNT}} Uniqueness mechanism: {&{UNIQUENESS_MECHANISM}} (or ask AI to design one) **Deliver:** 1. **Template Architecture Overview**: Describe the page structure and the content logic that makes each instantiation unique. Include: which sections are static (same across all pages), which are dynamic (data-driven), and which are programmatically generated (AI/logic-derived). 2. **Variable Definition Map**: For each variable in the template: - Variable name - Data type and source - How it's used (header, body, meta, schema) - Uniqueness contribution (does this variable alone make the page meaningfully different?) 3. **Full Template with Variables**: The complete post template with {variables} marked. Includes: title tag pattern, H1 pattern, meta description pattern, all body sections with variable injection points. 4. **3 Sample Instantiations**: Fill the template with 3 different data sets to show the range of page variation. Each sample should feel like a genuinely different, useful page. 5. **Thin Content Risk Assessment**: Identify which template sections risk being too generic. For each risk, suggest a mitigation: what additional data or logic would push the section above the thin content threshold? 6. **Freshness Mechanism**: Describe specifically how the template will stay fresh — what updates on what schedule, triggered by what data source. **Anti-patterns:** - Do NOT design a template where the only variable is a city or entity name in a sea of generic copy - Do NOT skip the uniqueness mechanism - Do NOT design for thin pages that Google will eventually demote