Use this example as a quality standard
by Ramon Sosa ✓
Summary
Turns an excellent reference into clear criteria so you can create an original version at the same level of quality, without copying its content.
The prompt
Use the following example as a quality standard, not as content to copy: [EXAMPLE] First, silently analyze what makes it effective. Extract concrete criteria on: - structure and sequence, - clarity and level of detail, - tone and rhythm, - use of evidence, - value proposition, - call to action, - elements to avoid. Then create an original version for [GOAL], adapted to [AUDIENCE] and [CONTEXT]. Keep the principles that work, but don't reuse distinctive phrases, data, names or claims from the example. Before delivering, compare your result against the extracted criteria and fix any important deviation.
How to use
When to use it: Use it for proposals, emails, sales pages, posts, designs, scripts, reports, prompts or any output where you can show a reference. Variables: - [EXAMPLE]: the full reference. - [GOAL]: what it should produce. - [AUDIENCE]: who it is for. - [CONTEXT]: business, channel and constraints. Why it works: It adds criteria analysis, contextual adaptation, protection against copying and a final check against the standard.
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