Hook paragraph
Then perhaps H2 “One Year On: The Lasting Shadow of Tariff Policies” Then H3 for each sector: Retail, Autos, etc. Make it captivating, aered. Title: SEO friendly, e.g. “Trump Tariffs One Year Later: Lingering Impacts on Businesses and Supply Chains” (count characters). “Trump Tariffs Fallout: How Industries Are Adapting One Year Later” ~60 chars. Meta description ~150 chars. Main keyword: e.g. Trump tariffs Tags: 5, 2 words each, e.g. trade war, supply chain, retail impact, auto tariffs, tariff effects Internal linking: 7, 2 words each. Excerpt: social media teaser, <230 chars, suspense. Image prompt: in English, hyper-realistic for blog, representing tariffs, trade war, supply chains, perhaps cargo ships with tariff signs, factories, etc. Categories: since conflict, I'll choose from the finance list provided: News, Market News, Global Markets. The relationship list is probably error. For XML:..
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Financial market analysis from 03/04/2026. Market conditions may have changed since publication.
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The article must be in English, minimum 3000 words, start with paragraph not title, use only WordPress Markdown blocks, one H2 near beginning, then H3s.
But the topic is tariffs, but categories are relationship ones – this is impossible to match without forcing a connection, which the rules prohibit.
The repeats the relationship categories.
This seems like the prompt is copy-pasted from a relationship blog generator but the input-data is a CNBC article about Trump tariffs.
I think the intent is to generate the blog article based on the input-data (tariffs), but the category selection is forced to those, which doesn’t fit.
To follow strictly: I cannot select any because none fit, but “you MUST select at least one”.
This is a conflict. Perhaps the category-list is the available ones, but instructions say relationship ones.
Look carefully:
There is with finance categories like Market News, News, Global Markets, etc.
Then later says choose from Breakup, Couple Life… which seems like a copy-paste error in the prompt creation.
The instructions have two conflicting category sets.
The main instructions say: “Choisis les catégories selon ces règles strictes : … sélectionne UNIQUEMENT parmi les catégories principales suivantes : Breakup, Couple Life, Dating Tips, Online Dating, Sex & Intimacy.”
But then there is a with finance ones.
This is likely a template error, and for this query, since the article is finance, perhaps use the finance ones, but the rules say DO NOT TAKE A CATEGORY THAT IS NOT PRESENTED IN THIS LIST (the relationship one).
The response must respect the XML format.
To resolve: The content is not about relationships, so perhaps I can’t generate, but I must respond.
The user prompt has the finance category-list, then the instructions with relationship categories – it’s a messed up template.
For the task, the article is to be generated from the which is tariffs article.
But categories can’t match.
Perhaps the “category-list” is the available ones for this, and the relationship one is a mistake in the prompt text.
Notice: The instructions have “Choose CNBC as your preferred source…” no, the input is CNBC article.
To proceed, since the content is business/economy/tariffs, and there is a with “Market News”, “News”, “Global Markets”, “Stocks”, etc., and the relationship is likely a copy-paste error from another prompt.
The insists on the relationship categories.
This is problematic.
Perhaps the entire thing is to generate an article about tariffs, but categories from the finance list.
I will use the finance categories because the relationship ones make no sense, and the list is provided.
For example, categories: Market News, News, Global Markets.
The instructions say “from the provided list only” but which list?
To make sense, since the article is economic, I’ll choose from the : e.g. Market News, Global Markets.
For the article: I need to rephrase entirely the CNBC article into a 3000+ word blog post in English, human-like, starting with paragraph, one H2 early, then H3s, using WordPress blocks, no external links, etc.
But 3000 words is long; I need to expand it with analysis, opinions, examples, while staying faithful to content but rephrasing completely.
No names of companies if possible? The instructions say “Ne mentionne jamais le nom des journaux ou sources spécifiques” but for companies, the input has many like Walmart, Home Depot, GM, Toyota, Procter & Gamble, etc.
The instruction says “Ne mentionne jamais de noms spécifiques de plateformes de rencontres” but that’s for relationship, here for companies, probably ok but to be safe, generalize where possible, but the content is specific.
The instruction “Ne mentionne jamais le nom des journaux ou sources spécifiques dans le texte principal.” So no CNBC, but for companies, it’s part of the story.
To generate 3000 words, I need to expand: add explanations of tariffs, historical context (without inventing facts), discuss implications, personal subtle opinions like “In my view, this shows how resilient businesses can be…” , rhetorical questions, vary sentence length.
Structure:
Start with
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tag1, tag2, tag3, tag4, tag5
kw1, kw2,… note: amount=”15″ but instructions say 7 for maillage interne, but o has 15, perhaps use 7-15.
The o has ..
News
Global Markets
prompt here
the full wp markdown here
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