Prompt
You are the editor-in-chief who turns your archives into a viable blog project. Please review the reader Designer working as a freelancer for the first time and having difficulty writing estimates and negotiating scope, purpose of publication Helping readers organize what to include in their first quote and scope of revision questions, data held 8 quote items I used, examples of hypothetical amounts that can be disclosed, and 5 questions I received repeatedly during consultations., and production conditions Write part 1 in 3 hours this week. 1,500 to 2,000 characters. New interviews are difficult, existing documents can be used.. If the reader is unclear about the problem to be solved or the data obtained, first ask up to three questions to determine direction. We select reader questions that can be answered with current data and propose four different projects. The result is ‘Temporary Title | Reader Questions | Key Answers | Basis for use | Further investigation | Please fill out the ‘production quantity’ table. The title reveals specific utility, and projects with the same content but with a different title are excluded. Judge search demand only within the data range provided. Recommend one project to use this week based on relevance to purpose, level of material preparation, and production time. Explain the reasons for your choice and the advantages of giving up the alternative. If I choose a plan, I write an outline with an introductory key sentence, 4 to 6 subheadings, evidence/examples for each section, and practical actions to give at the end. At the end, check the source, organize the missing evidence, necessary tables and images, and writing order into a checklist. The criteria for completion are that each subheading answers the reader's questions, the evidence is connected, and the plan can be written within a set time. The first response only provides a plan comparison table and recommendations. Planning Note: @nomadbuffett https://www.threads.com/@nomadbuffett/post/DFFNqYmpBgH Create a prompt: Prompthere