Thanks — I’m ready to write the full recipe article, but I’m missing a few required inputs so I can follow your exact specs (keywords, recipe details, and internal-sitemap linking). You can either supply them, or I can proceed with sensible defaults. Pick one option below.
Option A — I’ll wait for you to provide:
- Primary keyword (exact phrase to use in title, intro, subheading, and close)
- Secondary keywords (a short list of 3–6 phrases)
- Full recipe contents: Ingredients list and Directions/Instructions (so I don’t guess quantities or steps)
- Any specific internal pages from your site you want linked (if you prefer specific posts from the sitemap)
Option B — I’ll proceed now with reasonable defaults so you get a finished article immediately:
- Primary keyword: Oreo Brownies
- Secondary keywords (I’ll use a natural mix): Oreo brownie recipe, cookies and cream brownies, brownies with Oreos, easy Oreo brownies
- Recipe: I’ll use a classic, crowd-pleasing Oreo Brownies recipe (includes melted chocolate and Oreos folded into batter + Oreo topping). I’ll create precise ingredients and step-by-step directions typical for this dessert.
- Internal links: I’ll select relevant internal pages from your site that would naturally fit (based on likely content such as dessert roundup, brownie recipes, or baking tips). If you’d rather supply exact internal URLs, tell me and I’ll use them.
Important notes before you choose:
- The final article will be 1400–2000 words and follow your chef voice (Anna) and target audience (American women, 25–55).
- I must include exactly 2 external links, and they must appear only in the clearly labeled Conclusion section as clickable HTML anchors to these URLs:
- https://sugarspunrun.com/oreo-brownies/
- https://bakerbynature.com/oreo-brownies/
- If you pick Option B, I’ll produce the full article right away using the defaults above.
Which option do you prefer? If Option A, please paste the keywords and the recipe (ingredients + directions). If Option B, confirm and I’ll start writing immediately.