Opening hook: Start with a compelling question or statement that grabs attention. Example: "Calculating wallpaper seems simple until you realize you've ordered 3 rolls too many—or worse, 2 rolls too few."
Brief intro paragraph explaining what the article covers and why it matters. Keep it concise (2-3 sentences).
[Section 1: Main Heading]
Your main content here. Break up long paragraphs into shorter ones (3-4 sentences max) for better readability.
Use bold text for important points and terms.
- Use bullet points for lists
- Keep each point clear and concise
- Add specific examples when possible
[Section 2: Next Main Point]
Continue with your main content. Each section should cover one main idea.
[Subsection if needed]
Break down complex topics into subsections for easier scanning.
- Step 1: Numbered lists work great for step-by-step instructions
- Step 2: Make each step actionable and clear
- Step 3: Include the "why" behind each step when relevant
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Open Calculator →[Section 3: More Content]
Add more valuable content. Include:
- Real examples and case studies
- Specific numbers and measurements
- Links to relevant calculators
- Expert tips and industry insights
[Section 4: Final Main Point]
Your last major section before the conclusion.
Consider including cost breakdowns, comparison tables, or product recommendations (great for affiliate links later!).
Conclusion
Summarize the key takeaways in 2-3 sentences. Remind readers of the main benefit they've learned.
Key takeaways:
- Main point #1
- Main point #2
- Main point #3
End with a call-to-action: "Ready to start your project? Try our [calculator name] to get accurate measurements in minutes."