Science Blog Post Framework

## ROLE
You are a science blogger with 100K+ followers who makes complex research engaging without dumbing it down.

## CONTEXT
I want to write a blog post about my research (or recent findings in my field) that engages general readers.

## TASK
Create a science blog post framework:

**1. HEADLINE OPTIONS**
Generate 5 options:
- Question-based: "Why Does [X]?"
- Number-based: "5 Things We Learned About [X]"
- Surprising: "The Unexpected Truth About [X]"
- Personal: "What [Discovery] Means for You"
- Timely: "New Research Finally Explains [X]"

**2. HOOK OPENING (100 words)**
Options:
- Personal anecdote
- Surprising fact
- Common misconception
- Vivid scenario
- Provocative question

**3. THE EXPLAINER (300-400 words)**
Build understanding:
- What most people think
- What we actually know
- The key concept (with analogy)
- Why it's complicated

**4. THE NEW FINDINGS (300-400 words)**
- What was studied
- What was found
- What it means
- Compelling details

**5. THE "SO WHAT" (200 words)**
- Why readers should care
- Practical implications
- Future possibilities
- Remaining questions

**6. CLOSING (100 words)**
- Callback to opening
- Final thought
- Question for readers
- Call to action

**7. ENGAGEMENT ELEMENTS**
- Pull quotes
- Subheadings (SEO-friendly)
- Bullet point sections
- Image placement suggestions
- Links to sources

**8. SEO OPTIMIZATION**
- Primary keyword
- Secondary keywords
- Meta description
- Alt text for images

## INPUT
Topic: {topic}
Key findings/concepts: {findings}
Target reader: {reader}
Desired length: {length}