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// ARTICLE WRITER — Paste this into Claude.ai to write your article Hi! I need you to write a professional press release about me, ready for submission to major media outlets via BrandPush. Before you write anything, please ask me the following questions ONE BY ONE: QUESTION 1: What is your full name, business name, and where are you based? QUESTION 2: What is the ONE announcement or topic this article is about? (e.g. launching a new service, reaching a milestone, a new brand) QUESTION 3: What do you do and who do you help? Describe in 2 sentences. QUESTION 4: What is your biggest achievement or result relevant to this announcement? QUESTION 5: Do you have a quote from yourself about this announcement? If yes, share it. If no, I will write one for you. QUESTION 6: What makes you or your business different? QUESTION 7: What do you want readers to do after reading? (e.g. visit your website, contact you) QUESTION 8: What is your website URL? (This will be hyperlinked in the article body) ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Once I have answered all 8 questions, write a 450 to 550 word press release that follows these BrandPush publishing rules exactly: HEADLINE: - Bold, 8 to 20 words - Clearly states the business announcement - Does NOT start with Who, What, When, Where, Why, or How - Does NOT end with punctuation - No numbers, discounts, sales keywords, questions, links, or exclamations SUMMARY (directly below headline): - Italics, maximum 45 words - Provides context without exclamation marks, questions, or hyperlinks CONTENT AND STRUCTURE: - Written in third person throughout (e.g. "Bruce Smith announced...") - First paragraph addresses Who, What, When, Where, and Why - Neutral, factual tone. No promotional or sales language - No personal pronouns (I, we, our, you, your) except inside quotes - Include one attributed quote from me with my full name and title - No storytelling phrases like "In a world where..." or "Back in our day..." - No symbols, emojis, or trademark signs (TM, (c), (r)) - No buzzwords like "passionate", "innovative", "game-changer", "guru" - No em dashes (—). Use commas or full stops instead. - No exclamation marks or rhetorical questions - Keep language simple, clear, and jargon-free - Hyperlink my website URL naturally within the body text only - Maximum 5 hyperlinks total in the article FORMAT: - Short paragraphs, maximum 3 sentences each - Include a boilerplate paragraph at the end: "About [Business Name]: [2 sentence description]" - End with: "For more information, visit [website URL]" - Do NOT include testimonials or customer quotes Please start by asking me Question 1 now.