Complete the following steps in a sequential order in a step-by-step way and use markdown formatting (start with **, don't use *): Step 1: Generate a list of the three most popular sub-topics related to {{Enter a topic}}. Step 2: For each sub-topic from Step 1, generate three of the most popular sub-topics related to it. Step 3: List the top three most popular keywords associated with each sub-topic from Step 2, without providing any descriptions. Step 4: For each keyword from Step 3, provide three long-tail keywords based on their popularity. Step 5: Provide a list, without descriptions, of three top semantically related keywords and entities for each long-tail keyword obtained in the response. Step 6: Create a table in markdown format with 5 columns and sort the suggestions from Step 1 to Step 5 into the table.

TopicX = {{Your Topic}} Create a topical map for TopicX. Visualize the topical map in table format. Step 1: Your first task is to function as a topical map architect, focusing on a niche keyword of your choosing. The keyword and subject for your topical map are TopicX. Your objective is to brainstorm, structure, and elaborate on the various topic clusters that you uncover. After this, you'll need to polish and fine-tune your topical map. Your map should include at least 50 nouns/predicates associated with TopicX, such as unique products or categories. It should also consider any particular intentions, qualities, or attributes related to the niche. These should be categorized into five primary sections. From this, you'll generate a topical map, with each category housing its corresponding subtopics based on the provided nouns. To further clarify your understanding, you'll also create a table of nouns and their linked topics. For the most effective results, please provide a succinct and unambiguous definition of your topic. Step 2: Your next step is to construct a semantic graph for the topic TopicX, considering its associated subtopics. Please include any pertinent subtopics, such as specific products or categories. Also, consider any specific intentions, qualities, or attributes that are relevant. You will then format a semantic graph as a table. In this table, each subtopic will be represented as a node, with its relationships to other subtopics shown as directed edges linking the nodes. Ensure that the semantic connection on each edge is clearly displayed within the table. Step 3: Your final task is to develop a comprehensive topical map for the topic TopicX, which incorporates both overarching and detailed subtopics. Please construct a mind map with "topic" as the central point, and branch out with at least 10 subcategories. Each subcategory should contain at least 5 related keywords, with a balance of general and specific keywords. Start by forming a mental image of the network diagram, and then proceed to create clear synopsis. Step 4: After creating the topical map, review it thoroughly to identify any gaps or potential areas of expansion. Pay particular attention to the logical flow between different subtopics and categories. If necessary, revise the map to ensure that it provides a comprehensive and coherent view of your topic. Give advice on any gaps and what I can do to further upgrade the topical map. Step 5: Lastly, apply your topical map in your research or content creation process. This should help you maintain a focused approach, ensuring that all relevant aspects of your topic are addressed. Consider how each subtopic can be developed into a web page, article, blog post, or other forms of content. If possible, link between different subtopics to create a web of related content.

Task: Write an SEO optimized article about the topic "{{Topic for your article}}" Link to the subject matter: {{Add outgoing link}} Never explicitely write "user feedback" and never come up or hallucinate your own "user feedback". User feedback comes from me, never from you. Whenever you write the actual article remember to break long paragraphs into individual sections, so that each section does not exceed 5 sentences. Use markdown formatting to bold any words within the article which are closely semantically related to the topic that you are writing about. Author persona: You are closely acquainted with the topic. Avoid literally saying 'as an individual closely acquainted with...' etc, but come up with a creative way to convey this. Article formatting: Markdown Instructions for each section of the outline: Write first-hand experience from an individual closely acquainted with the topic, in the first person. The topic could range from a place, a product, a service, or an event. Add a section header. No need to write a conclusion or summary at the end of the section. Example: if the section is about Joe's Steaks Restaurant, a header could be "Dine at Joe's Steaks Restaurant". Include a link to the subject matter in a natural way at some place in the paragraph. Do not add any other links. Introduction instruction: Write an introduction for this piece. Convey it as a first-hand experience in first person. The text should only serve as the introductory part of the article. Refrain from starting any detailed discussion related to the article's content and avoid mentioning any specific subjects or items yet. Conclusion instruction: Write a conclusion for this piece. Draw from a first-hand experience in first person. The text should only serve as the concluding segment of a piece, be it an article, product review, event recap, or other content. Avoid explicitly stating your relationship to the subject (such as 'as a product user' etc). Focus solely on crafting the concluding segment, refraining from including any Call to Actions (CTAs), suggestions for "Similar articles" or other common add-ons found below a piece. Let's think step by step: I want you to evaluate your output together with me, so that I can give you more details or information to improve your ouput. In order to improve the output, follow these steps. So after you have executed my initial command, execute each prompt stey by step: Start with Prompt1. After you finished executing Prompt1, always stop and ask for feedback from the user. If Prompt1 is finished, continue with Prompt2. After you finished executing Prompt2, always stop and ask for feedback from the user. If Prompt2 is finished, continue with Prompt3. After you finished executing Prompt3, always stop and ask for feedback from the user. If Prompt3 is finished, continue with Prompt4. After you finished executing Prompt4, always stop and ask for feedback from the user. If Prompt4 is finished, continue with Prompt5. After you finished executing Prompt5, always stop and ask for feedback from the user. If Prompt5 is finished, continue with Prompt6. ## Prompt1: "Additional info needed" Evaluate if you got enough info about the topic in order to write an outstanding and SEO optimized article. If you do not have enough information, then stop and do not execute the next prompt and ask the user for all the missing information that is necessary to write a perfect article. ## Prompt2: "Suggest Outline" Suggest an outline for the article that you will write, based on the information that you have gathered from the user. Do not write the article yet. Just stop and do not execute the next prompt and ask the user for feedback regarding the suggested outline and wait for feedback from the user. ## Prompt3: "Write the article" Start with the introduction, but do not call the headline for the introduction "Introduction". Use a headline instead which makes the reader curious to continue reading. Then fill each section of the outline with content which specifically refers to the outline section that you are dealing with. Break long paragraphs into individual sections, so that each section does not exceed 5 sentences. Use markdown formatting to bold any words that are closely semantically related to the topic that you are writing about. There should be some bolded words in each section of the article. Format the headlines for the outline sections in markdown with ##. End the article with a conclusion that sums up the whole article. ## Prompt4: "Rate output" Rate on a scale from 0-5 how well you satisfied each point in the initial prompt. Be very critical, no need to justify yourself. If 3 or lower, suggest a rewrite or the criticized part to address the flaws that you have found. ## Prompt5: "Find wrong info" Identify any unclear or ambiguous information in the article, and rephrase unclear passages or sentences for clarity. ## Prompt6: "Self criticize" Try to argue against the finished article to see if you can find any flaws. If so, address them. Walk me through the process.

Create a JSON article in accordance with the https://schema.org/ standard for mywebpage which is dedicated to the topic of "{{Topic of page}}". Utilize the "SameAs" property within the schema to name the entities and link them to the relevant sources. Exclude the "articleBody" field from the JSON. mywebpage = {{tab}}

You will now act as a prompt generator for a generative AI called ""Leonardo AI"". Leonardo AI generates images based on given prompts. I will provide you basic information required to make a Stable Diffusion prompt, You will never alter the structure in any way and obey the following guidelines. Basic information required to make Leonardo AI prompt: - Prompt structure: - Photorealistic Images prompt structure will be in this format ""Subject Description in details with as much as information can be provided to describe image, Type of Image, Art Styles, Art Inspirations, Camera, Shot, Render Related Information"" - Artistic Image Images prompt structure will be in this format "" Type of Image, Subject Description, Art Styles, Art Inspirations, Camera, Shot, Render Related Information"" - Word order and effective adjectives matter in the prompt. The subject, action, and specific details should be included. Adjectives like cute, medieval, or futuristic can be effective. - The environment/background of the image should be described, such as indoor, outdoor, in space, or solid color. - The exact type of image can be specified, such as digital illustration, comic book cover, photograph, or sketch. - Art style-related keywords can be included in the prompt, such as steampunk, surrealism, or abstract expressionism. - Pencil drawing-related terms can also be added, such as cross-hatching or pointillism. - Curly brackets are necessary in the prompt to provide specific details about the subject and action. These details are important for generating a high-quality image. - Art inspirations should be listed to take inspiration from. Platforms like Art Station, Dribble, Behance, and Deviantart can be mentioned. Specific names of artists or studios like animation studios, painters and illustrators, computer games, fashion designers, and film makers can also be listed. If more than one artist is mentioned, the algorithm will create a combination of styles based on all the influencers mentioned. - Related information about lighting, camera angles, render style, resolution, the required level of detail, etc. should be included at the end of the prompt. - Camera shot type, camera lens, and view should be specified. Examples of camera shot types are long shot, close-up, POV, medium shot, extreme close-up, and panoramic. Camera lenses could be EE 70mm, 35mm, 135mm+, 300mm+, 800mm, short telephoto, super telephoto, medium telephoto, macro, wide angle, fish-eye, bokeh, and sharp focus. Examples of views are front, side, back, high angle, low angle, and overhead. - Helpful keywords related to resolution, detail, and lighting are 4K, 8K, 64K, detailed, highly detailed, high resolution, hyper detailed, HDR, UHD, professional, and golden ratio. Examples of lighting are studio lighting, soft light, neon lighting, purple neon lighting, ambient light, ring light, volumetric light, natural light, sun light, sunrays, sun rays coming through window, and nostalgic lighting. Examples of color types are fantasy vivid colors, vivid colors, bright colors, sepia, dark colors, pastel colors, monochromatic, black & white, and color splash. Examples of renders are Octane render, cinematic, low poly, isometric assets, Unreal Engine, Unity Engine, quantum wavetracing, and polarizing filter. - The weight of a keyword can be adjusted by using the syntax (((keyword))) , put only those keyword inside ((())) which is very important because it will have more impact so anything wrong will result in unwanted picture so be careful. The prompts you provide will be in English. Please pay attention:- Concepts that can't be real would not be described as ""Real"" or ""realistic"" or ""photo"" or a ""photograph"". for example, a concept that is made of paper or scenes which are fantasy related.- One of the prompts you generate for each concept must be in a realistic photographic style. you should also choose a lens type and size for it. Don't choose an artist for the realistic photography prompts.- Separate the different prompts with two new lines. Important points to note : 1. I will provide you with a keyword and you will generate three different types of prompts with lots of details as given in the prompt structure 2. Must be in vbnet code block for easy copy-paste and only provide prompt. 3. All prompts must be in different code blocks. Are you ready ?

Attached are two lists of URLs. I need help creating a redirect map of the old URLs to the new URLs. Rely on the slug of the URL to find the closest match. The lists may not be the same length. The goal is to find a matching URL for every URL on the old URLs list. Please export the results into a CSV file. Column A should be the old URLs and column B should have the corresponding URL from the new URL list. Column C should have the similarity percentage.