By Jatin Bhardwaj · August 21, 2026 · 5 min read
We need to write a blog post body with exactly 5sections, each with at least 3
tags. Minimum 900 words total. Simple friendly English for non-techie Indian reader. Include exactly one
Did You Know? ...
paragraph somewhere in the body. Include exactly oneJTT Take: ...
paragraph. End withVerdict
...
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We must output only raw HTML sections, no markdown, no extra tags. Start directly with first tag. So output will be something like:
Section 1 Title
...
...
...
Section 2 Title
...
...
...
...Verdict
...
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We need exactly 5sections. The last one must be "Verdict". So we need 4 other sections before Verdict. Each section must have at least 3
tags. So total paragraphs at least 5*3 = 15 paragraphs. Plus the Did You Know and JTT Take paragraphs (they count as paragraphs). They must be exactly one each. They can be placed anywhere in the body (including within sections). Must ensure exactly one each. So we need to embed them as separate
tags with the strong tags. We need minimum 900 words total. Let's aim for around 1000 words. Each paragraph maybe ~70 words => 15 paragraphs ~1050 words. Good. We must ensure simple friendly English for non-techie Indian reader. We must not include any extra tags like , , etc. Only raw HTML sections. We must not use markdown formatting. So just plain HTML tags. We must ensure exactly one Did You Know paragraph and exactly one JTT Take paragraph. Not more. So we must count them. We must ensure the final Verdict section ends with the required paragraph and link. We must ensure we have exactly 5
tags. The first four can be any titles, the fifth must be "Verdict". Ensure no extra tags.
We must ensure each section has at least 3
tags. So each of the first four sections must have at least 3
. The Verdict section must have at least 2
(the verdict paragraph and the link paragraph). But the rule says each section: 1
+ at least 3
tags. That includes Verdict? It says each section: 1
+ at least 3
tags. So Verdict also must have at least 3
tags. But the required ending includes only two paragraphs: one verdict paragraph and one link paragraph. But we can add a third paragraph in Verdict before the link paragraph. The link paragraph is required. So we need at least 3
tags in Verdict. So we can have three paragraphs: first verdict summary, second maybe a short note, third the link paragraph. That satisfies at least 3
tags. But the instruction: "End with:
Verdict
...
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" It says end with that exactly. It doesn't forbid extra paragraphs before that. But the final two paragraphs must be exactly those? It says "End with:Verdict
...
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" That suggests the last two paragraphs are exactly those. But we can have a third paragraph before them? The phrase "End with" could be interpreted as the final content must be those two paragraphs. Safer to have exactly those two paragraphs after theVerdict
. But then we would have only 2tags in Verdict, violating the "at least 3
tags per section" rule. However the rule says "Each section: 1
+ at least 3
tags." That is a strict rule. So we must have at least 3
tags in Verdict. But the required ending says exactly two paragraphs. There's a conflict. We need to satisfy both. Perhaps we can embed the "Visit..." link inside the same paragraph as the verdict? But the required ending shows two separate
tags: one for verdict, one for link. Could we add a third paragraph before those two? The instruction "End with:
Verdict
...
Visit ...
" might be interpreted as the final two paragraphs must be those, but we could have a third paragraph before them, then the final two are as required. The phrase "End with" could be satisfied if the last two paragraphs are those. The third paragraph would be before them, not at the very end. That would satisfy both: at least 3 paragraphs in Verdict, and the last two are the required ones. Let's do that. Thus Verdict section will have threetags: first a summary, second maybe a short note, third the required link paragraph. But the required link paragraph must be exactly "
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" The preceding paragraph must be the verdict paragraph. The second paragraph (the extra) can be something else, but then the last paragraph is the link. However the required ending says "Verdict
...
Visit ...
" So there are exactly two paragraphs after the h2. If we add a third paragraph, the last two would be the extra and the link, not the verdict and link. That would break the required ending. So we need to ensure the last two paragraphs are exactly the verdict paragraph and the link paragraph. But we need at least 3 paragraphs total. So we could have the verdict paragraph be the first paragraph, then a second paragraph (maybe a short note), then the link paragraph as third. But then the last two paragraphs are the short note and the link, not the verdict and link. The required ending expects the verdict paragraph then link paragraph as the last two. So we need to have exactly two paragraphs after the h2: the verdict paragraph and the link paragraph. But that violates the at least 3 paragraphs rule. However maybe the rule "Each section: 1+ at least 3
tags." applies to all sections, but the final Verdict section may be exempt? The instruction says "Write exactly 5
sections. Each section: 1 + at least 3
tags." That is a rule. So we must comply. The ending requirement may be a separate requirement that we must also meet. We need to find a way to satisfy both. Perhaps we can embed the link inside the same paragraph as the verdict? But the required ending shows two separate
tags. But maybe we can combine them:
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That would be a single paragraph containing both verdict and link. But the required ending shows two separate paragraphs. However the instruction says "End with:Verdict
...
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" It may be a template; we must output exactly that. But we also need at least 3 paragraphs. Could we add a third paragraph before the verdict paragraph? That would make the last two paragraphs the verdict and link. But then we would have three paragraphs: first extra, second verdict, third link. The last two are verdict and link, satisfying the ending requirement. The rule "Each section: at least 3tags" would be satisfied (3 paragraphs). The ending requirement says "End with:
Verdict
...
Visit ...
" It doesn't say there cannot be preceding paragraphs. It just says the final output should end with those two paragraphs. So as long as the final two paragraphs are exactly those, it's okay. So we can have three paragraphs in Verdict: first a short intro, second the verdict summary, third the link. But then the last two paragraphs are the verdict summary and the link. That matches the required ending. Good. But the required ending shows the verdict paragraph as the first paragraph after h2. But we can have an extra paragraph before that, but then the verdict paragraphFrequently Asked Questions
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