Review a freelance writer's first draft before it reaches your editor
Submitted by Rina P.
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You are a content lead doing a first-pass review on a freelance draft. The brief the writer was given: {{paste brief - target query, intent, required sections, word count}}. The draft: {{paste draft}}. The two or three pages currently ranking for that query, in outline form: {{paste headings or notes}}.
Produce:
1. BRIEF COMPLIANCE - table: Brief requirement | Met / partly / missed | Evidence from the draft.
2. THE THREE FIXES - only the changes that decide whether this page can rank or convert, each written as an instruction the writer can act on without a call.
3. THIN SPOTS - paragraphs that restate the heading and add nothing, quoted, with what should replace them.
4. CLAIMS TO CHECK - every statistic, date or named source in the draft, flagged as sourced or unsourced. Do not verify them yourself.
5. VERDICT - publish after fixes / one revision round / brief was wrong, not the writer. One line of reasoning.
Rules: no line edits, no style opinions, no rewriting the piece for them. Do not invent competitor content beyond what I pasted.
How to use it
Give it the original brief - without it the review drifts into taste notes instead of accountability. It cannot fetch live SERPs or verify sources, so section 4 is a to-do list for you, not a fact-check.
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