First, the query is to rewrite an HTML article to make it 100% unique while keeping its original meaning and high quality. I have to follow specific instructions:
- Preserve images: Keep all original images exactly as they are, including their HTML tags, attributes, and placement. No changes, deletions, or additions.
- Headings: Use H2, H3, and H4 tags for subheadings. No prefixes like #. Ensure H2 titles incorporate the article’s primary keywords.
- Secondary headline and introduction: Add an engaging secondary headline at the beginning, followed by a new introduction based on that headline.
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First, the user’s query is messy. It starts with instructions to rewrite a title and then jumps into writing a comprehensive SEO-optimized article. But the query itself is about rewriting the title first.
Let me parse the query:
The user says: “Write a comprehensive and SEO-optimized article on the topic of “First, the user asks to rewrite the article title…”” and it ends with the original title and instructions for the article.
This seems like the query is embedding the original title rewriting task inside the article topic. But the instructions say: “I must only output the modified title and nothing else” for the title part, but then it continues with article instructions.
Re-reading it, the query is: “Write a comprehensive and SEO-optimized article on the topic of “First, the user asks to rewrite the article title… [rest of the text]”
This is confusing. It looks like the topic is supposed to be the content about rewriting the title, but that’s not right. The query is poorly formatted, but from the context, I think the user wants me to:
- Rewrite the title as specified.
- Then, write an article based on that, but the instructions say: “I must only output the modified title and nothing else” for the title part, which contradicts the rest.
The query begins: “Write a comprehensive and SEO-optimized article on the topic of “First, the user asks to rewrite the article title to make it more professional…”
So, the topic for the article is about rewriting that specific title.
The instructions within the query say: “I must only output the modified title and nothing else” initially, but then it asks for an article.
This is contradictory. Later, it says: “Act as a Content Writer, not as a Virtual Assistant. Return only the content requested, without any additional comments or text.”
I need to follow the overall instruction to write the article on the topic provided, which includes rewriting the title.
The structure suggests that the article should be about the process or the topic derived from that text, but ultimately, it’s asking for an article on rewriting the title and perhaps more.
At the end, it says: “Write a comprehensive and SEO-optimized article on the topic of [the entire block]”
I have to output only the modified title first, as per the embedded instruction, but the main query is to write an article.
The instructions specify: “I must only output the modified title and nothing else.” But that’s within the query text, which is the topic.
This is tricky. The user might mean that for the title rewriting part, I should only output that, but then the query asks for an article.
The final part: “Return only the content requested, without any additional comments or text.”
I need to output the modified title as the article’s content.
The query is to write an article on that topic, which is about rewriting the title.
From the Assistant’s perspective, I need to create an article that discusses or is based on rewriting the article title, making kjer it professional, and incorporating SEO elements.
The instructions say: “Do not use h2, h3, or h4 in article subheadings.” That’s odd because earlier it says to use proper header tags.
Let’s check: “/q including proper header tags (H2, H3, H4), Do not use H1 tags. Do not use h2, h3, or h4 in article subheadings.”
This is contradictory. It says to use them but not in attributing subheadings.
Perhaps it’s a typo. It might mean not to use them at all, or something. The text says: “Do not use h2, h3, or h4 in article subheadings” which might mean not to label them as such, but use them for structure.
This is confusing, but I think I need to use H2, H3, H4 for the article’s structure.
The key is to write an article on the topic described, which is about rewriting the title.
So, the article should be about how to rewrite article titles to make them more professional and SEO-optimized, using the given example.
Steps for me:
- First, rewrite the title as per the instructions in the query.
- Then, write
