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Adapt one source into platform-native content without changing its factual meaning.
Source text: {{source text}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Primary takeaway: {{takeaway}}
Desired action: {{desired action}}
Create a professional-network post, a six-slide carousel outline, a short-video script and a concise newsletter introduction. Each version should use its own structure and opening, while preserving the same claims and caveats. Quote only short supplied passages when necessary. Identify any missing evidence and avoid invented statistics. Provide a table showing which source passage supports each central claim and one accessibility note per format.

Create a 30-second product-demo brief that demonstrates value rather than exaggerating it.
Product: {{product}}
Audience problem: {{problem}}
Verified features: {{features}}
Available demonstration evidence: {{evidence}}
Known limitations: {{limitations}}
Write a timed shot list, natural spoken script, on-screen labels and a clear CTA. Show the actual use before introducing benefits. Distinguish measurable proof from opinion. Include one trade-off so the audience can judge fit. Do not fabricate before-and-after results, endorsements, discounts or urgency. Add a disclosure placeholder if this is paid promotion and a checklist of claims needing review.

Create helpful answer-first FAQs from real questions.
Product or topic: {{topic}}
Customer questions: {{questions}}
Verified source facts: {{facts}}
Audience: {{audience}}
For each distinct question, give a direct one-sentence answer, a short explanation, a caveat and a source reference from the supplied material. Merge near-duplicates and flag questions without evidence. Use language customers understand and avoid keyword stuffing. Add sensible internal-link suggestions by topic, not invented URLs. Do not claim this format guarantees search ranking or AI-engine inclusion.