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Write Content That Sounds Human, with a Banned-Word List

Writes a blog post, email, LinkedIn post or sales page on your topic that does not read like AI: it bans a list of typical AI words, avoids bullets, varies sentence length sharply and keeps a smart, friendly voice in about 200 strong words.

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Format: [blog post / email / LinkedIn post / sales page]
Topic: [topic]
Audience: [target audience]

Write this piece.

Rules:
- Never use any of these words or phrases: "delve", "landscape", "leverage", "comprehensive", "cutting-edge", "it's important to note", "in today's world", "navigate", "streamline", "robust", "elevate", "unlock".
- No bullet points unless I request them.
- Make sentence length swing widely: long, flowing thoughts next to short, sharp ones.
- Begin at least 3 sentences with "And", "But" or "So".
- Use sentence fragments for impact. Like this.
- The voice is a smart friend explaining something over a coffee, never a corporate press release.
- If a sentence could have come out of a generic 2019 LinkedIn post, remove it and write it again.

I prefer 200 brilliant words to 500 forgettable ones.
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