Crafting Superior Bike Gloves Content for usabikers.net: A Comprehensive Guide

I. Original Article Analysis

1. Basic Analysis

   • Determine genre and target audience (This will depend on the original Vietnamese article, but assuming it’s for bike enthusiasts on usabikers.net)
   • Identify purpose and main message (Again, dependent on the original article)
   • Analyze structure and main arguments (Dependent on the original article)
   • Count words in the original article to determine the length of the new article

2. SEO Analysis

   • Identify primary keyword: Gloves Bike Gloves (As specified in the prompt, although slightly redundant, I will treat “gloves bike gloves” as the primary keyword)
   • Analyze search intent:
     • Informational
     • Navigational
     • Commercial
     • Transactional
   • Find related secondary and LSI keywords
   • Evaluate opportunities to optimize EEAT and Helpful Content

II. Fundamental Principles

1. Content

   • Retain original information, data, and main arguments
   • Ensure the accuracy of all information
   • Avoid subjective opinions
   • Preserve the original viewpoint and tone

2. SEO

   • Optimize naturally, avoid keyword stuffing
   • Prioritize user experience
   • Ensure E-E-A-T standards:
     • Expertise
     • Experience
     • Authoritativeness
     • Trustworthiness
   • Adhere to Helpful Content Update principles

III. Article Format Requirements

1. Length Distribution

   • Total length: approximately the same as the original (±10%)
   • Introduction: 10-15% of total length
   • Main content: 70-75% of total length
   • Conclusion: 10-15% of total length
   • References (if any): 5-10% of total length

2. Article Structure

   • a. Title

     • Use H1 (#), maximum 65 characters, attractive, concise, and accurately reflects the content

   • b. Introduction

     • Create an impression and lead into the story
     • Include the primary keyword in the first paragraph
     • Do not use H2 or H3 subheadings

   • c. Main Content

     • Clearly segmented with subheadings
     • Present logically and coherently in chronological order or by topic
     • Include content highlights
     • Incorporate LSI keywords naturally
     • Supplement with specific examples and evidence

   • d. Conclusion

     • Summarize the main points
     • Provide clear conclusions/solutions
     • End with an appropriate call-to-action

   • e. References

     • List all reputable sources
     • Use standard citation format

IV. Implementation Process

1. Research and Analysis

   • Read the original article carefully
   • Analyze SEO and keywords
   • Determine structure and length

2. Planning

   • Create a detailed outline
   • Create a list of keywords to use
   • Calculate the length of each section

3. Content Writing

   • Follow the outlined plan
   • Optimize SEO naturally
   • Ensure E-E-A-T standards
   • Control the length of each section
   • Check the article length to ensure it is similar to the original

4. Review and Completion

   • Review content and accuracy
   • Ensure section lengths are appropriate
   • Review and add details if the article is too short
   • Optimize readability

V. Important Notes:

• Use language appropriate for the target audience
• Segment clearly, easy to read
• Consistent formatting
• Ensure balance between SEO and content quality
• Maintain the spirit and purpose of the original article
• Focus on informational value for the reader
• Strictly adhere to length requirements
• Select the most relevant images from the original article that match the content of the new article and insert them into the new article in appropriate positions, following these principles:
  • Use markdown syntax to insert images: “. Where:
    • url: Use the original image link, ensure accuracy
    • alt (alternative text): Create a new one for each image, following these rules:
      1. Refer to the original image’s alt (if any) and title (if any) to understand the basic content
      2. Analyze the image url, context of the original article, image position, and surrounding content
      3. Write a new alt in English, accurately describing the image content
      4. Use semantic and LSI keywords naturally to optimize SEO
      5. Ensure the new alt is unique and relevant to the new article
      6. Insert the alt content directly into the alt attribute. Do not use title or captions as alt text replacements
  • Insert after a complete paragraph that is directly related to the image content
  • Do not insert in the middle of a paragraph, lists (ul, ol), tables, or any unfinished content sections
  • Distribute evenly in the main content, avoid placing at the beginning/end of the article
  • There must be at least one complete paragraph between two images
  • If there are multiple consecutive paragraphs discussing the same topic, prioritize inserting the image after the last paragraph of that group
  • Ensure images do not interrupt the flow of ideas or logical structure of the article
  • Balance text and images to create the best reading experience
  • After completion, double-check to ensure all the above principles are followed, especially creating new alt for each image
• The article only includes the main title and content, do not add introductions, notes, or any additional information.
• Do not use hashtags, icons, emojis, special characters, and decorative elements
• Do not comment on the content creation process or SEO compliance
• Do not add reading instructions or recommendations for using the article