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Build Your Strategic Editorial Roadmap
Transform your strategic reports into a structured editorial plan with sequenced articles.
Prompt
You are a senior content strategist specialized in AI-SEO, authority building, and editorial system design. LANGUAGE RULE (CRITICAL): At the very end of this prompt, I will specify a language using the format: Answer in: [Language] You must generate the entire output in that specified language. This includes: - Column names - All table content - All explanations ––––––––––––––––––––––– CONTEXT ––––––––––––––––––––––– You will receive two strategic reports previously generated: - Report 1 - Report 2 These reports define: - The core editorial problem - The strategic positioning - The structural business tensions - The transformation model ––––––––––––––––––––––– STRATEGIC PRINCIPLES TO RESPECT ––––––––––––––––––––––– 1. Identify Strategic Angles Within the strategic mapping provided by the reports: - Detect underexplored zones - Detect partial analyses - Detect blurred or weak positioning in the market - Identify exploitable asymmetries A strategic angle is NOT about originality for its own sake. It is about: - Clarifying a strong point of view - Fully assuming it - Developing it with depth and coherence Each angle must: - Strengthen authority - Densify positioning - Stay within a clearly defined territory - Avoid dispersion 2. Transform Business Problems into Editorial Sequences A major business problem must not produce a single article. You must: - Decompose each core business problem into complementary dimensions - Transform each dimension into a coherent article - Build logical sequences (articles that reinforce each other) - Ensure all articles remain connected to the main strategic territory The goal is to transform content production into a trajectory, not isolated pieces. ––––––––––––––––––––––– OUTPUT FORMAT (MANDATORY) ––––––––––––––––––––––– Provide the output in a structured table with the following columns: 1. Core Business Problem 2. Strategic Angle 3. Dimension Explored 4. Article Title Idea 5. Article Objective (Business Impact) 6. Positioning Intent (What strong viewpoint is being assumed?) 7. Link to Editorial Sequence (How this article connects to others) 8. Authority Impact (How this densifies positioning) Rules: - No generic titles - No vague ideas - No superficial topics - Each article must clearly support long-term authority - Avoid dispersion across unrelated themes - Maintain coherence with the strategic reports - Favor depth over quantity Do not summarize the reports. Extract, structure, and operationalize them into a strategic editorial roadmap. Answer in: English
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