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It looks like you’ve got a draft outline of a post (or series of posts) with all of those headings in place, but I’m not sure exactly how you’d like me to help. Here are a few ways I can assist:




What you might need How I can help


Turn the outline into full‑blown copy – I can write each section (the main post, sub‑posts, or even a whole blog series). Provide me with any key points, tone preferences, or target audience details and I’ll draft complete content for you.


Fine‑tune existing text – You already have drafts but want them polished. Send the current version; I’ll edit for clarity, flow, SEO friendliness, and consistency.


Add structure & hierarchy – Decide which parts belong in a primary post vs. separate posts. I can suggest a logical arrangement, headings, sub‑headings, and transition sentences.


Incorporate keywords & optimize – Make the posts more discoverable. Tell me your focus keywords; I’ll weave them naturally into titles, meta descriptions, headers, and body copy.


Create supporting content – e.g., summaries, FAQs, or call‑to‑action sections. Let me know what you need; I can draft those components.


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3️⃣ Decision‑Making Flow


Below is a quick decision tree to help determine whether each part of your text should stay in the same article or be split into its own post.




START
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├─ Is this section providing distinct, standalone information? ─────┐
│ │
│ YES → Does it have enough depth/keywords for a full post? │
│ NO → Keep within current article. │
│
├─ If YES: │
│ ├─ Is the topic large (e.g., multiple sub‑topics)? │
│ │ ├─ Yes → Create separate posts for each sub‑topic. │
│ │ └─ No → Make one dedicated post. │
│ └─ If the content is brief, consider merging with related post.
│
└─ Final check: ensure each new article has its own title,
URL slug, meta description, and internal linking structure.






How to Use This Flowchart




Scan each paragraph


• Look for a clear statement of purpose or main idea.

• If you can summarize the paragraph in one sentence that captures its essence, you have a potential title.





Apply the decision tree


• Use the flowchart to decide whether the paragraph should be its own article or merged with another.



Draft titles and URLs


• Convert the identified main idea into a concise headline (e.g., "Why Your Website Needs Mobile Optimization").

• Create a URL slug that matches the title (e.g., `/why-your-website-needs-mobile-optimization`).





Create the article outline


• The paragraph becomes the body of the new article.

• Add an introduction and conclusion if necessary, or keep it as a short, focused piece.





Link back to the original page


• In the original blog post, replace the paragraph with a link that says "Read more about this topic."

• This keeps the main page concise while giving readers a deeper dive.



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6. Example in Action


Let’s walk through an example using a fictitious blog post on "The Importance of Email Marketing."




Original Post (Excerpt)


> "Email marketing has proven to be > ;



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if (!server) return;
log('info', 'Shutting down existing server...');
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server.close(err => (err ? reject(err) : resolve()));
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await shutdownServer(); // Ensure previous instance is stopped

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res.writeHead(200);
res.end('OK');
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srv.listen(port, () =>
portMap.set(port, srv); // Keep reference for later cleanup
resolve();
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res.send('Hello World!');
);

module.exports = app;



Step 3: Set Up Testing


Create a `tests` folder and inside it create a file named `index.test.js`:




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