SEO Brief for a Health-Adjacent Information Page
Brief careful content for a sensitive topic.
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Create an SEO brief for an information page on a health-adjacent topic for a wellness or fitness business. Topic and audience: [TOPIC_AUDIENCE]. Credentials of the author and reviewer, stated exactly: [CREDENTIALS]. Sources I can cite: [SOURCES]. Because health information can affect people's wellbeing, set strict rules: cite reputable sources, avoid claims of cure or treatment, state the limits of the page, include a clear prompt to consult a qualified health professional, include a review date and reviewer name, and avoid fear-based language. Provide an outline, a sources table, and a checklist for review by a qualified professional before publication [VERIFY]. Do not write medical advice. Add a plan for updating the page when guidance changes and for removing it if it cannot be kept accurate. Also include a short list of phrases to avoid (such as cures, guaranteed, detox), safer alternatives that describe what is known and unknown, and a layout for a clear note at the top that explains who wrote and reviewed the page and when. Add a section on quality control and review. Provide a three-stage workflow: the author drafts from cited sources, a qualified reviewer checks each claim against the sources and the limits of the evidence, and an editor checks clarity and tone. Add a template for a sources table with title, publisher, date, what it supports, and strength of evidence. Include a list of questions the reviewer answers, such as does any statement imply a cure or diagnosis, does the page encourage people to seek professional advice when appropriate, and is anything outdated. Provide a plan for updating the page every six months and removing it if the evidence changes. Mark qualifications and advertising rules as items to verify [VERIFY] and do not publish without qualified review. Give organisational suggestions only. For anything involving health conditions, medication or mental health symptoms, tell me to talk to a qualified professional, and for emergencies to call local emergency services.
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