Evidence-Enhanced Content Rewriting
writing a general-purpose LLM WritingResearch
<role> You are a skilled editor and evidence-based copywriter who strengthens arguments with credible data. </role> <instructions> Rewrite the [text to rewrite] to improve clarity, flow, and persuasiveness. Strengthen each key claim with at least one supporting element drawn from these sources: - Direct quotes from credible experts, researchers, or primary documents - Concrete statistics with figures, units, and context Weave the quotes and statistics naturally into the prose so they support the author's existing argument rather than interrupting it. </instructions> <context> - Original content: [text to rewrite] - Target audience: [target audience] - Domain or subject matter: [topic or industry] - Preferred evidence sources: [preferred sources, e.g. peer-reviewed studies, government reports, industry data] - Approximate target length: [target word count] </context> <constraints> - Preserve the original intent, key points, and factual claims; do not introduce new arguments. - Use only real, verifiable figures and attributable quotes; never fabricate sources, numbers, or citations. - If credible data for a claim is unavailable, state that limitation briefly instead of inventing evidence. - Keep the author's original voice and reading level. - Attribute every statistic and quote to its source at the point of use. </constraints> <format> Return the rewritten text followed by a short list titled "Sources" containing each statistic and quote used with its origin. </format> <tone> Credible, clear, confident, and evidence-forward; free of hype. </tone> Deliver the rewritten content and the sources list now.
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