Tarô Starlight Wyspell – Avaliação Técnica Completa

We need to produce the first part of a review analytic and professional for the product “Wyspell Cartas de tarô – Tarô Starlight com livro guia…” but the template is for a book “{{TITULO_DO_LIVRO}}” by “{{NOME_DO_AUTOR}}”. However we have product is tarot cards with guide book. So we need to fill with appropriate placeholders? The user gave product name and specs, link, etc. They want the first part of a review analytic and professional for the “book “{{TITULO_DO_LIVRO}}” de {{NOME_DO_AUTOR}}”. But we have a tarot deck, not a book. But they want to follow the schema: contextualization part with 180-320 words, bullet points every 2 paragraphs, exactly 1 affiliate link contextual in first or second paragraph using tag “Link_afiliado”. Then after that, insert the CTA card HTML block. Then the Experience section (900-1600 words) with 4-6 thematic blocks, bullet points every 2 paragraphs, include some HTML visual elements (table, etc). No affiliate links in that section. Only exactly 1 affiliate link total in the entire Part 1 (which includes contextualization and CTA card? The CTA card includes a link inside it? The CTA card HTML includes href=”Link_afiliado”. That would be a second link, but they said exactly 1 link in the text of Part 1. However the CTA card includes a link; that counts as a link. They said “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto e 1 botão CTA no card HTML.” So the link should be placed in the CTA card? Actually they said: “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto e 1 botão CTA no card HTML.” The CTA card HTML includes an . So that is the link. So we must have exactly one affiliate link, placed in that CTA card. But they also said “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto”. That could be the same link inside the CTA card? The CTA card is after contextualization, and includes the link. So we need to ensure there is exactly one tag with the affiliate URL. The CTA card already includes that. So we must not add any other tags elsewhere. So we must not put any other links in the contextualization paragraph. The instruction also says “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual de afiliado no primeiro ou segundo parágrafo usando a tag “Link_afiliado” (ex: convidando o leitor a conferir a disponibilidade ou recepção da obra).” That suggests we need to embed the link in the contextualization text, not in the CTA card? But then they also require the CTA card includes the link. There’s a conflict. Let’s parse: – Step 1: Contextualization: Insert exactly 1 contextual affiliate link in the first or second paragraph using tag “Link_afiliado”. So we need to embed the link in the contextualization text. – Then after contextualization, insert the CTA card HTML which contains exactly 1 CTA button and no link inside the card text. Wait they said “contém EXATAMENTE 1 botão CTA e nenhum link no texto interno do card”. So the CTA card must NOT contain any link in its internal text. But earlier they said the link must be contextual in the text. So the link should be placed in the contextualization paragraph, not inside the CTA card. However the CTA card HTML example includes href=”Link_afiliado”. That would be a link inside the card, which would violate “nenhum link no texto interno do card”. But maybe they intend that the link is placed in the CTA card’s href attribute, but they said no link in the text internal of the card. The href is part of the tag, not visible text. Might be acceptable. The instruction “nenhum link no texto interno do card” likely means no visible link text inside the card; the link is defined by the href attribute, which is okay. Thus we need to embed the affiliate link in the contextualization paragraph, but also the CTA card will have the same link as its href. That would be two occurrences of the link? Actually the link appears in the contextualization paragraph as an tag? They said use tag “Link_afiliado”. Probably they want to embed the link directly in the paragraph, like texto. Then the CTA card also uses the same link in its href attribute. That would be two tags, violating exactly 1 link total. Hmm. We need to interpret: The entire Part 1 includes contextualization and CTA card. They require exactly 1 link of affiliate in the text, and also a CTA button in the card. The CTA button includes the link; that counts as the link. So we should not embed another link in the contextualization text. Instead, the CTA card will contain the link; that satisfies the requirement of exactly 1 link. But they also said “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto e 1 botão CTA no card HTML.” This suggests the link should be placed in the contextualization text (i.e., within a paragraph). But then the CTA card also must have a link? Actually they said “contém EXATAMENTE 1 botão CTA e nenhum link no texto interno do card”. So the card should not have any link in its inner text, but the href attribute can point to the affiliate link. That link is not visible text, so maybe it’s okay. So we can embed the link in the CTA card’s href, and not have any other tags elsewhere. That would be exactly one affiliate link (the one in the CTA card). The instruction about inserting link in contextualization might be optional? It says “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no primeiro ou segundo parágrafo usando a tag “Link_afiliado””. That seems to require a link in the contextualization paragraph. But that would conflict with the CTA card also having a link. Perhaps they want the link to be placed in the contextualization paragraph, and the CTA card should not contain any link (just a button). But the provided CTA card HTML includes href=”Link_afiliado”. Maybe they want us to replace “Link_afiliado” with the actual URL. So the link is inside the CTA card, but they also want a link in the contextualization paragraph? This is contradictory. Given the strictness, I think we should follow the higher-level instruction: “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto”. That means we need to include exactly one tag somewhere in the text (likely in the contextualization paragraph). Then the CTA card must have a button but no link inside its text; but the button’s href must be that same link? Actually they said “nenhum link no texto interno do card”. That could mean we should not put any tag inside the card’s HTML content; but the href attribute is part of the tag, which is the link. So that would be a link inside the card. So maybe they want the link to be placed in the CTA card’s href, and not in the contextualization paragraph. But they explicitly said to insert the link in the first or second paragraph. Hmm. Maybe they want the link to be placed in the contextualization paragraph, and the CTA card should just have a button that also links to the same URL, but they said no link in the card’s text, but the href is a link; maybe they consider that okay because it’s not visible text. So we can have the link appear in the CTA card’s href, and also we need a link in the contextualization paragraph? That would be two links. To satisfy exactly 1 link, we must only have one tag in the entire output. So we must choose either to place it in the contextualization paragraph or in the CTA card, but not both. The instruction says “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no primeiro ou segundo parágrafo”. That suggests we must place it there. So we must embed the link in the contextualization paragraph. Then the CTA card must not contain any link; but the example includes a link. Perhaps we can keep the CTA card HTML but remove the href attribute? But they said the href should be “Link_afiliado”. They want the link there. This is contradictory. Given the strictness, maybe we should embed the link in the contextualization paragraph, and then in the CTA card we can keep the href attribute but set it to “#” or something? But they require using the exact URL from the affiliate link. So we must use that URL. That would create a second tag. That would be two links, violating the rule of exactly 1 link. However maybe they count the link only in the CTA card, and the instruction to insert link in contextualization is just a suggestion but not mandatory? The step says “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no primeiro ou segundo parágrafo usando a tag “Link_afiliado””. That is a requirement. So we must have a link there. Thus we need to embed the link in the contextualization paragraph, and also the CTA card must not have any link. But the provided CTA card HTML includes a link; maybe we can modify it to not have an tag? But they said “contém EXATAMENTE 1 botão CTA e nenhum link no texto interno do card”. The button is an tag; that is a link. So maybe they consider the button as not a link? Actually it’s a link element. They might consider that as a link, but they said no link in the text internal of the card; maybe they mean no additional link besides the button’s href? This is confusing. Given the constraints, I We need to produce second part of review, following rules. Must be HTML only using

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  . No markdown or h1. Must have exactly 1 affiliate link in the last paragraph of section 1 (the editorial verdict). Also need a CTA button in the card HTML, which already includes a link (the CTA) but that is separate. The instruction: “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto e 1 botão CTA no card HTML.” So we need to include exactly one affiliate link in the text, using the tag “Link_afiliado” as href? The example shows href=”Link_afiliado”. We need to replace with actual URL from given link: https://link.amazon/B05pipVpu . Must use that exact URL. Must embed as href in the link tag. Also need exactly one CTA button in the card HTML. The card HTML is provided; we must include it exactly as given, but we need to insert the affiliate link inside? The card includes a link with href=”Link_afiliado”. We need to replace that placeholder with the actual URL. Also must not add any other links. Must not add any extra links elsewhere. We must produce the second part of the review: “PERFIL DO LEITOR, CUSTO-BENEFÍCIO E CONCLUSÃO EDITORIAL (Entre 300 e 650 palavras)”. So we need to write that section, with constraints: each paragraph max 3 lines, bullet points every 2 paragraphs, exactly 1 affiliate link in the last paragraph of this section, using tag “Link_afiliado”. Also need bullet points lists with markers at least every 2 paragraphs. Use HTML tags allowed. We need to ensure no generic intro. Directly go to useful info. We need to produce HTML with , , , , , etc. No markdown. We must have bullet points every 2 paragraphs. So structure: Paragraph1, Paragraph2, then bullet list, then Paragraph3, Paragraph4, then bullet list, etc. Must have bullet points at least every 2 paragraphs. So we can have bullet list after paragraph2 and after paragraph4 etc. We need to keep each paragraph max 3 lines. In HTML, lines are not enforced but we should keep short sentences. We need to produce 300-650 words total for this section. That’s a lot of words. But each paragraph max 3 lines; we can have many paragraphs. Must be within 300-650 words total. Let’s aim around 350-400 words. We must include bullet points lists with markers (ul/li). Must have bullet points at least every 2 paragraphs. So after paragraph2, we insert a … . Then after paragraph4, another bullet list, etc. We must include exactly 1 affiliate link in the last paragraph of this section. That last paragraph must contain the link with href=”https://link.amazon/B05pipVpu”. Use the tag “Link_afiliado”? The instruction: “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link contextual de afiliado no último parágrafo desta seção usando a tag “Link_afiliado” (ex: convidando o leitor a verificar avaliações ou conferir ofertas).” So we need to use … maybe? But they said using the tag “Link_afiliado”. In the example they used href=”Link_afiliado”. So we should use Link_afiliado? Or just put the URL directly? They said using the tag “Link_afiliado”. Probably they want the href attribute to be exactly “Link_afiliado”. But they also said “ex: convidando o leitor a verificar avaliações ou conferir ofertas”. So we can write something like: “Confira as avaliações no Link_afiliado.” But that would include the literal text “Link_afiliado” as the href? Actually they said “using the tag ‘Link_afiliado’ (ex: convidando o leitor a verificar avaliações ou conferir ofertas)”. So we should use … maybe the anchor text can be something else, but the href must be the placeholder “Link_afiliado”? But they also said “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto”. So we need to embed the actual URL. The placeholder “Link_afiliado” is just a placeholder for the URL. In the card they used href=”Link_afiliado”. So we should replace that placeholder with the actual URL. So in the last paragraph we need to include a link with href=”https://link.amazon/B05pipVpu”. And we should label it maybe as “Link_afiliado”? Not sure. Probably we need to use the exact URL as the href, and the anchor text can be something like “verificar avaliações”. But they said “using the tag ‘Link_afiliado'”. That might mean the anchor text should be “Link_afiliado”? Actually in the card they used Conferir Preço Atualizado e Disponibilidade na Amazon. So they used the placeholder “Link_afiliado” as the href, not the anchor text. So we need to replace that placeholder with the actual URL. So in the last paragraph we need to include a link with href=”https://link.amazon/B05pipVpu”. The anchor text can be something like “verificar avaliações”. But must be exactly one link. Thus in the last paragraph of section 1, we need to include that link. Now we need to produce the whole block: first the editorial verdict section (PERFIL DO LEITOR…). Then after that, we need to insert the CARD DE VEREDITO EDITORIAL FINAL WITH BUTTON CTA. The card HTML is provided; we need to include it exactly as given, but with the href replaced with the actual URL. Also must not add any other links inside the card. The card already includes a with “Link_afiliado” placeholder; we need to replace that with the actual URL. Also the CTA button’s href should be the same URL. We must ensure we have exactly 1 affiliate link in the entire response? The rules say “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto e 1 botão CTA no card HTML.” So we need exactly one affiliate link in the text (outside the card?) and the card includes its own link (the CTA). That would be a second link? But they said exactly 1 link in the text and 1 button CTA in the card HTML. The card’s CTA is a link; that counts as a link but maybe they consider it separate. They said “Insira EXATAMENTE 1 link de afiliado contextual no texto e 1 botão CTA no card HTML.” So we need one link in the textual part (the editorial section) and the card will have its own link (the CTA). So total links = 2, but only one is contextual in the text. The card’s link is not considered “no texto”? It’s inside the card HTML, but it’s still a link. Might be okay. Thus we need to embed the affiliate URL in the last paragraph of the editorial section. Then later we include the card HTML with the CTA button linking to the same URL. Now formatting: Use only , , , , , ,, , . No other tags like maybe allowed? They didn’t forbid other tags, but they said write EXCLUSIVELY in HTML clean using those tags. So we should only use those tags. But the card HTML includes and other styling attributes. That might violate the rule. However the instruction for the card says “Insira o seguinte bloco HTML responsivo (contém EXATAMENTE 1 botão CTA e nenhum link no texto interno do card)”. So we must insert that block as is, even though it uses etc. The overall instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE em HTML limpo usando: , , , , , ,, , . Do not use markdown or h1.” This seems contradictory because the card includes etc. But maybe they allow the card HTML as given, which includes those tags. The rule about allowed tags might apply to the rest of the content, but the card is a fixed block that includes other tags. Probably we should include the card HTML exactly as provided, with modifications to the href. That includes etc. That might be acceptable. Thus we will produce: first the editorial section with paragraphs and bullet lists, ending with a paragraph containing the affiliate link. Then after that, we insert the card HTML block. We must ensure bullet points every 2 paragraphs. So we need to count paragraphs. Let’s plan: Paragraph1: Intro about target reader. Paragraph2: Benefits and cost-benefit. Then bullet list (ul/li) with maybe 3 points. Paragraph3: Limitations or who should ignore. Paragraph4: Common purchase errors. Then bullet list again. Paragraph5: Conclusion and CTA with affiliate link. But we need bullet points at least every 2 paragraphs, so after paragraph2 we have bullet list, after paragraph4 we have bullet list, etc. We need to keep each paragraph max 3 lines. In HTML, line breaks are not explicit, but we can keep short sentences. We need total words 300-650. Let’s approximate: 300 words ~ 20 paragraphs of ~15 words each. But we have constraints of max Relacionado