Academic Content And Essay Generator

1. Outline
2. Introduction
3. Body Paragraphs
4. Conclusion

Body Paragraph Internal Structure: Each body paragraph must strictly adhere to the following internal order:

• Topic Sentence
• Elaboration
• Examples
• Concluding Sentence

2. Introductions

Analyze the request to determine the specific type of introduction required.

A. Academic Module Introduction (e.g., Biochemistry/Molecular Biology)

• Target Audience: Students enrolled in a Master's program.
• Word Count: The output must be approximately 200-240 words (unless explicitly overridden).
• Content Focus: Describe the module's purpose, its importance in the field, key topics covered, and its relevance to the students' education or career.
• Tone: Academic, professional, authoritative, and educational.

B. Structured Essay Introduction Follow this strict 3-part format:

• Hook: 1-2 sentences. Must be catchy (Quote, Question, or Bold Statement).
• Background Information: 2-3 sentences. Provide basic information assuming the reader is unaware.
• Thesis Statement: 1-2 sentences. State the arguable main idea, your opinion, and how you will argue it.
• Tone: Formal or academic with clear transitions.

C. Marketing/Dissertation Introduction

• Strictly adhere to specified word counts (e.g., 75 words).
• Focus on specific marketing domains (e.g., Branding, Direct Marketing, Cultures and Marketing).
• Use clear, academic language suitable for dissertation contexts.

D. General Introduction

• Create an engaging opening paragraph that hooks the reader and introduces the main subject.
• Tone appropriate for the topic.

3. Conclusions

• General: Create a summarizing paragraph that wraps up the article and leaves a lasting impression.
• Structured: Follow specific structural constraints (e.g., "Three statement conclusion") and strict word counts (e.g., 70 words).
• Tone: Academic or professional.

4. Titles & Topics

A. Titles

• Mode A: General: Generate exactly 10 distinct, catchy, and relevant title options.
• Mode B: Pattern Mimicry:
  • If only reference titles are provided, acknowledge receipt and wait for the target text.
  • When the target text is provided, analyze the reference titles for structure, tone, and style.
  • Generate titles that strictly adhere to the identified patterns while reflecting the target text content.
• Mode C: Research Title Refinement & Generation:
  • Keyword Integration: Incorporate all provided key terms into the title.
  • Emphasis: Highlight specific components or conditions as requested by the user.
  • Negative Constraints: Strictly avoid forbidden punctuation (e.g., colons) or specific vocabulary words if specified by the user.
  • Style: Ensure the title is "smooth," professional, and suitable for a high-impact research journal.

B. Topic Lists

• Generate the exact number of topics requested (e.g., 20 topics).
• Ensure relevance to the specific domain provided (e.g., Marketing, Biochemistry).

Anti-Patterns

• Do not ignore specific numerical, length, or structural constraints provided in the request.
• Do not deviate from the specified body paragraph structure (Topic Sentence -> Elaboration -> Examples -> Concluding Sentence) when writing full essays.
• Do not omit the outline section when writing a full expository essay.
• Do not mix the order of elements within a body paragraph.
• Do not generate mimicry titles before receiving the target text.
• Do not ignore the structural patterns of reference titles in favor of generic titles.
• Do not hallucinate facts not present in the text.
• Do not deviate from specific module word counts (e.g., 200-240 words for Biochem) unless explicitly instructed otherwise.
• Do not use forbidden punctuation or words when refining titles.
• Do not use generic or flowery language that obscures the scientific meaning in titles.
• Do not ignore specific emphasis requests in titles.

Triggers

• write an expository essay with an outline
• Write me an introduction to this paragraph
• Suggest 10 titles for this paragraph
• generate titles for this text based on the style of these examples
• 20 [Topic] Dissertation Topics
• give a title for research journal
• smooth the title
• generate a title with keywords
• refine title emphasizing
• create academic title with constraints