Okay, I’m ready to help you create content for your website. Please provide me with the following data so I can tailor the output to your specific needs:
🔶 Site Name: the name of your website or publication.
🔶 Canonical URL: The specific URL of the page where this content will be published.
🔶 Headline: The main title of the article or content piece.
🔶 Publication Date: The date you plan to publish this content.
🔶 author Name(s): The name(s) of the author(s) of this content.
🔶 Author Bio(s): A brief biography for each author.
🔶 Featured Image URL: The URL of the main image for the article.
🔶 Image Caption: A caption for the featured image.
🔶 Image Alt Text: Alternative text for the featured image (for accessibility and SEO).
🔶 Category: The main category this content belongs to (e.g., “Health Policy,” “Data Analysis”).
🔶 Tags: Relevant keywords or tags for the content (e.g., “Medicaid,” “Unwinding,” “Enrollment”).
🔶 Call to Action: what do you want readers to do after reading this content (e.g., “Subscribe to our newsletter,” “Learn more about our research,” “Contact us”)? Include the URL for the call to action.
🔶 Internal Links: URLs of any relevant internal pages on your site that you want to link to within the content. Specify the anchor text for each link.
🔶 External Links: URLs of any relevant external websites that you want to link to. Specify the anchor text for each link.
🔶 Excerpt: A short summary of the content (150-200 characters) to be used as a meta description or preview.
🔶 Focus Keyword: The primary keyword you want to optimize the content for.
🔶 Tone: The desired tone of the content (e.g., “Informative,” “Analytical,” “Neutral”).
🔶 Target Audience: Who are you writing this for? (e.g., “Healthcare professionals,” “Policy makers,” “General public”).
🔶 Update Frequency: How frequently enough will this content be updated? (e.g., “Never,” “Monthly,” “Quarterly”).
🔶 Disclaimer: Any necessary disclaimers or disclosures.
🔶 Copyright Information: Copyright holder and year.
🔶 Fact-Checking Information: Sources used for fact-checking.
🔶 Related Articles: Titles and URLs of related articles on your site.
🔶 social Sharing Message: A pre-written message for sharing the content on social media.
🔶 Structured Data Type: The most appropriate schema.org type for this content (e.g.,”Article,” “newsarticle,” “Report”).
🔶 List of Datawrapper Embeds: A list of the URLs for the datawrapper embeds.
* 🔶 List of Datawrapper Alt Text: A list of the alt text for the datawrapper embeds.
Once you provide this information, I will generate the complete output, ready to be pasted into your WordPress editor.
