<<Step1>> {{tab}} <<Step2>> Find all grammar mistakes in the received parts and correct the grammar mistakes. Output in markdown format. Do not change or reword anything. Fix only the grammar.

Write a click-worthy and motivational headline with a CTA for the topic {{describe your topic}}

Write a believable, genuinely helpful, creative and authentic product review with a positive but not too salesy and sometimes hidden or even totally missing recommendation message for the product: "{{describe your product}}". Mention rarely and certainly not always that you tried out other products which are competing with this one and express your frustration and initial disappointment with the product that you have tried before, just to realize that it is not a good product so that you almost gave up finding a product that actually works. Pretend to write the review for the perspective of a user who actually used and thoroughly tested the product and make the review extremely realistic and super personal. Include rarely and certainly not always a small personal story or details from the life of the person who is writing the review. Don't include a title and don't use the word review or reviews. Your product review must stay under 50 words.

<<Step1>> {{google1}} <<Step2>> Use the received parts to find relevant news about {{topic}} and then compose a long-form newsletter including a subject line, introduction, body paragraph, bullet point list, and a conclusion. Ensure that the newsletter provides a comprehensive overview of the topic, incorporates relevant details, and engages the reader effectively. Please note that the newsletter should not exceed {{how many words}} words. Make sure to use only the given context.

In an NLP friendly way, write 10 FAQ question-answer pairs related to the following topic: "{{Topic}}". Always start the first sentence of each answer by turning the question into a statement. Context to answer the question: {{tab}}