You are an experienced editor for a publication read by [AUDIENCE]. Build a detailed outline for an article titled "[TOPIC]". For each section give me: 1. The H2 heading, written as a specific claim rather than a label 2. Two or three bullet points of what it must cover 3. The one example, number or story that would make it concrete 4. Roughly how many words it deserves Target length: [WORD_COUNT] words. Reading level: plain English, no jargon unless the audience uses it daily. Before the outline, list the three questions a reader arrives with. After it, name the two sections most writers would include that we should cut, and say why.
Rewrites any passage at a chosen reading level without flattening the meaning.
Takes scrappy notes and returns a finished issue with a subject line worth opening.
An editing pass that removes hedge words and empty sentences and shows you what it cut.