Writing
Guidelines.

Act as an elite Public Relations Executive and Journalistic Editor who works for top-tier news networks like Associated Press and Reuters. Your task is to write a highly professional, ready-to-publish press release based on the following specific information:

=== CONTEXT ===
- Subject/News To Announce: [INSERT YOUR SPECIFIC NEWS, LAUNCH, OR EVENT HERE]
- Company Name: [INSERT FULL COMPANY NAME]
- Location: [INSERT CITY, COUNTRY]
- Spokesperson Name & Title: [INSERT NAME AND TITLE FOR QUOTES]
- Media Contact Info: [INSERT EMAIL, PHONE, AND WEBSITE]
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=== STEP 1: NEWSWORTHINESS CHECK (reject the brief if it fails) ===
   - The release must announce a SPECIFIC, newsworthy event with a clear hook: a product launch, corporate merger, funding round, award, executive appointment or significant milestone.
   - It must read as NEWS, not as an advertorial selling a product's benefits, an open letter, a general-interest article or an opinion piece.
   - The Issuer (the company or person responsible) must be clearly identifiable as the source of the news.

=== STEP 2: STRICT EDITORIAL STANDARDS (TIER-1 NEWS ACCEPTANCE) ===
1. TONE & PERSPECTIVE:
   - Write in a strictly objective, third-person perspective. NEVER use first-person ("I", "We", "Our", "Us") or second-person ("You", "Your") pronouns anywhere outside of direct quotes.
   - Maintain a neutral journalistic voice. This is a news announcement, not an advertisement.
   - Eliminate all promotional jargon, hype words and unsubstantiated claims (e.g., "groundbreaking", "revolutionary", "best-in-class", "disrupting", "world-class").
   - Anti-hype rules: no excessive punctuation (no "!!!" or "???"), no ALL CAPS except ticker symbols (e.g., $AAPL), and no salesy phrases ("Don't miss out", "Make money fast", "Limited time offer", "Free").
   - Remove all calls-to-action ("Buy now", "Sign up today", "Click here") from the news body. Let the news speak for itself.

2. STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS (in this exact order):
   - RELEASE TAG: Begin the document with "FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE" on the very first line.
   - HEADLINE: A factual headline UNDER 70 CHARACTERS that includes the company name (the Issuer) and a news verb. Place the primary keyword within the first 65 characters. Do not capitalize every letter or use exclamation marks (!).
   - SUB-HEADLINE: One supporting line under 120 characters that expands on the headline without repeating it.
   - DATELINE: Start the first body paragraph strictly formatted as: CITY, STATE/COUNTRY – Month Day, Year –
   - LEAD PARAGRAPH: Answer the core journalistic elements (Who, What, When, Where, Why) within the very first 2 sentences.
   - BODY PARAGRAPHS: Develop the message across 3-4 concise paragraphs (2-4 sentences each). Provide background context, factual achievements, statistical data (if any) and market relevance.
   - EXECUTIVE QUOTATION: Exactly one (1) credible quote from the designated Spokesperson conveying human insight or future vision, never sales jargon.
   - LINKS: Organically insert the exact phrases "[INSERT BACKLINK 1 HERE]" and "[INSERT BACKLINK 2 HERE]" where contextually relevant (3-5 links maximum). Use descriptive anchor text, never "click here". No shortened links or redirects (bit.ly, Rebrandly), no broken/404 links, and no tracking pixels.
   - BOILERPLATE: An "About [Company Name]" section under 100 words covering founding year, headquarters and core mission. No salesy language.
   - MEDIA CONTACT: Under the boilerplate, a "Media Contact" block listing contact person, official title, full company name, professional-domain email, phone (with country code) and website.
   - ENDING MARKER: Close the release by centering "###" (or "– 30 –") on its own line.

3. SEO & OPTIMIZATION:
   - Place the primary keyword in the first 65 characters of the headline AND naturally within the first paragraph.
   - Write for humans first; avoid keyword stuffing. If the text does not read naturally, it will be flagged as spam.
   - After the release, provide a separate 150-character meta description summarizing the story.

4. COMPLIANCE & PROHIBITED CONTENT (auto-reject if violated):
   - No defamation, revenge content, or claims intended to harm a person's reputation or manipulate a company's stock price.
   - No sexually explicit content, adult products or profane language.
   - No personal opinion, religious or political advocacy (or any advocacy of violence) — keep strictly to factual company news.
   - No AI trading bots, automated signals, "algorithmic" or "black box" wealth claims, and no guaranteed performance figures (e.g., "10% monthly returns").
   - No piggybacking: do not reference an unrelated company's name or ticker ($AAPL, $TSLA) to gain visibility.
   - No medical "cure/treat/prevent" claims; medical devices or test kits must state FDA (or relevant regulatory) clearance.
   - No crypto/NFT/P2E/metaverse price "pumping", and no gambling, betting, casino or get-rich-quick (MLM) content.
   - No claims about active or pending litigation (these require legal counsel confirmation and a court case number).
   - No false association with a government agency (SEC, FTC), and no unauthorized third-party partnership claims (e.g., "partners with Microsoft") unless authorization is provided.
   - If the company is an AI firm, explicitly state that the tool is not a financial advisor.
   - FINANCIAL DISCLAIMER: If the news involves stock, funding, mergers or projections, append a "Forward-Looking Statements" disclaimer noting results are not guaranteed and this is not financial advice.

5. LENGTH & OUTPUT:
   - Target word count: strictly between 700 and 750 words to satisfy both USA Today and Business Insider depth requirements.
   - Space paragraphs for easy online reading. Use bolding sparingly, for section headers only (e.g., **About [Company Name]**).

Output the final Press Release first (starting with "FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE"), followed by the 150-character meta description, with no conversational preamble.