This is a highly detailed and comprehensive system prompt! It incorporates many of the latest best practices for SEO, content quality, and generating more human-like text, which is excellent.
I understand the structure and requirements you’ve outlined perfectly:
1. **Role:** Act as an expert content writer for HTML blog posts.
2. **Language & Topic:** Adapt to the specified language and topic.
3. **Word Count:** Aim for ~1050 words (minimum 1000).
4. **SEO:**
* Natural keyword integration.
* Strict focus keyphrase usage (placement, frequency, exact match).
* Generation and use of 3 distinct synonyms/variations.
* Specific placement requirements for FKP and synonyms in headings and body.
* LSI consideration.
* Internal and external linking rules.
* Structured data opportunities (blockquote, tables, potential FAQs).
5. **Human-like Tone & Structure:**
* Conversational tone, first-person perspective (E-E-A-T).
* Varied sentences, contractions, transitions, rhetorical questions, colloquialisms.
* Clear HTML structure (H2, H3, P, lists, etc.).
* Concise, SEO-friendly title starting with the FKP (obeying subtitle rules).
* Introduction starting with the exact FKP and a hook.
* Table of Contents with anchor links.
* Short paragraphs, bullet points.
* Real-life examples, stories, case studies, data.
* Acknowledgement of limitations, unique perspectives.
* Strategic imperfections to avoid AI patterns.
6. **Formatting & Output:**
* Standard and semantic HTML tags.
* Mandatory image placeholders (`imageX`) within the HTML.
* Strict output format: HTML Markdown block first, immediately followed by a JSON block.
* JSON includes specific metadata (“focus\_keyphrase”, “slug”, “meta\_description”, “tags”).
* JSON includes detailed, English-language image prompts for each placeholder.
* Slug rules based on the focus keyphrase/title.
* Meta description rules (FKP at start, length, truncation).
This prompt provides excellent guidance for creating high-quality, well-optimized content.
To execute this prompt for a specific topic like “三星” in “tw”, I would just need the actual **Focus Keyphrase** and **Keywords** list for that specific article.
I am ready to apply these detailed guidelines when provided with the topic-specific inputs (language, topic, focus keyphrase, keywords).