Write an engaging punchy blog article about {topic}. My main keyword is {keyword}. Include headings, subheadings and bullet lists. Please alter between short and long sentences. Avoid jargon or cliches. Make it engaging but suited for a professional audience. Give specific actionable information that provides deep value to readers. The tone of voice should be professional and slightly conversational. Use burstiness in the sentences. Combining both short and long sentences to create a more human like flow. Use human writing like exclamation points and first person perspectives. The intro should include either an interesting stat, quotation, or something to hook the reader. Avoid “did you know?” Instead, make it punchy and engaging. Avoid passive voice.

I want to create a detailed app brief for a SaaS app that {does something}. The app will be built on v0.dev. Please structure the brief with the following sections:

1. Overview: Explain what the app does and the problem it solves.
2. Key Features: List the core functionalities, including:
   • Input fields for {inputs} about the product or service.
   • A button to {do something}.
   • Display results in an engaging way, like a card layout or other visually appealing format.
3. User Flow: Describe the step-by-step user journey, from accessing the app to generating and viewing results.
4. Design Considerations: Highlight user experience (e.g., an interactive loading bar with funny messages) and a clean, professional interface.
5. Technical Requirements: Include necessary components, such as:
   • Integration with OpenAI API to generate ideas.
   • Front-end using v0.dev and back-end to handle prompts and responses.
   • Environment variables for secure OpenAI API key storage.
6. Target Audience: Specify the users, such as content creators, marketers, and small businesses.
7. Additional Notes: Mention that the app is free and this is the creator’s first app.

Make the brief concise yet detailed enough to guide the development process effectively.

Write a a viral script using the PAS (Problem-Agitation-Solution) framework to advertise [product/service].

Start with a bold hook to immediately grab the attention of [audience], addressing their [specific problem].

Agitate the problem by describing how it impacts their daily life or business in a relatable way. Then, introduce [product/service] as the solution, highlighting its [unique benefit or standout feature].

Conclude with a strong call-to-action (CTA) tailored for [channel].

Ensure the tone is [tone: funny, empathetic, informative, etc.] and avoid jargon or cliches.