Customer case study from interview notes
Turn rough interview notes into a credible case study with a clear before, during and after story and quotes you can verify.
Generate sharp headlines grouped by angle, each under a length limit, with a pick for your goal.
Write headline options for the piece below.
What it is: {{content_type}}
What it is about: {{summary}}
Reader: {{audience}}
Main goal: {{goal}}
Maximum characters per headline: {{max_chars}}
Create 12 headlines, three for each of these angles:
1. Clear and literal (says exactly what the reader gets)
2. Curiosity (a gap the reader wants to close, without hiding the topic)
3. Benefit or outcome (a specific result, with a number if the summary supports one)
4. Contrarian or surprising (challenges a common belief that is true to the content)
Rules:
- Stay accurate. Do not promise anything the piece does not deliver.
- No clickbait formulas such as "You won't believe" or "This one trick".
- Vary structure and opening words.
- Stay within the character limit and show the character count of each.
Output format: a table with columns Angle, Headline, Characters. Then name your top pick for the stated goal and explain it in one sentence.Choosing the goal changes which headlines rise to the top. Ask for a second round on the angle you like best.
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