First, the meta tags: the meta title should be under 60 characters with keywords, numbers, and dates. The meta description needs to be under 160 characters with a call to action. Got it. I’ll need to craft those carefully, making sure they’re concise and include the essential info.
Next is the introduction, which should be around 10% of the text. It needs a hook—maybe a striking fact or statistic followed by a question or call to action. I should start strong to grab the reader’s attention right away.
Keywords are up next. I need to extract 5-7 from the material, spread them evenly with a density of 1.5-2%. After the article, I have to add a hidden keywords block. I’ll list them at the end so they’re not visible to the reader.
The structure is pretty detailed. I’ll use H1 for the main title and H2 for sections with bold subheadings. I need to include at least two tables for comparisons or timelines and two lists—maybe bullet points or numbered. The article should be at least 1000 words or 5000 characters. That’s a decent length, so I can go into good detail.
Looking at sources, I need to reference official stats, research, and expert interviews. For localizing, if the topic is regional, I’ll include data from local institutions or media. Important to back up claims with credible links, making sure they’re nofollow.
Anti-AI elements are crucial. I should vary sentence lengths from short to long and include rhetorical questions. I’ll explain terms contextually without translating them in brackets to keep it natural.
LSI and long-tail analysis mean I need to find related keywords and phrases. I’ll integrate these smoothly, maybe in a FAQ section. Speaking of FAQs, I’ll add five or more based on what readers might ask, providing precise answers with data from the article.
I must double-check that all names, dates, brands, and numbers from the source are accurate. No room for errors there. All important sources need links and citations, ensuring they’re nofollow.
Technically, the keywords and service notes like LSI should be hidden. The article has to be in Portuguese, so I’ll make sure to write it correctly and maybe run it through a checker to confirm. Since it’ll be sent in the next message, I’ll prepare it accordingly.
Putting it all together, the user is likely looking to create a comprehensive, SEO-friendly article about the Cannes Film Festival lineup, highlighting key directors and films. They might be a content creator, marketer, or journalist targeting a Portuguese-speaking audience interested in cinema.
I’ll structure the article with a catchy intro, followed by sections on Competition, Out of Competition, Special Screenings, Cannes Premiere, and Un Certain Regard. Tables can compare sections or show the schedule, while lists can highlight key films or directors. The FAQ will answer common questions about the lineup, jury, and notable entries.
I need to ensure the language is engaging, the keywords are well-placed, and all structural elements are correctly implemented. It’s a bit involved, but breaking it down step by step helps manage the task without feeling overwhelmed. I’ll start drafting each part, keeping SEO best practices in mind throughout.
