Hot Topic Copy Rewriting (Student Edition)

Problem to Solve

Many accounts use trending topics as traffic hooks but tack on a product pitch at the end, making the copy feel like news commentary plus an ad slot. The audience cannot see how the topic relates to the product or why they should follow this specific operator. This skill rewrites trending topics for short-video spoken copy, with constraints around facts, audience emotion, and a credible business connection.

How It Works

• Business context first: it reads industry, product or service, target customer, core value, and differentiation from context, and asks when key details are missing to avoid generic commentary.
• Topic breakdown: it identifies the factual core, public emotion, and industry connection points, then offers 2-3 angles for the user to confirm before drafting.
• Structured drafting: it follows a 5-part shape, roughly 5% stance opening, 30% topic interpretation, 20% business pivot, 30% value output, and 15% closing line, targeting 600-800 Chinese characters.
• Self-scoring: it checks hot topic accuracy, pivot naturalness, business relevance, spoken readability, and risk boundaries, and rewrites when scores fall below thresholds.

Boundaries

It fits local service or physical businesses in food, manufacturing, beauty, education, auto repair, and similar categories that need to connect trends to their own selling points. It is not suited for news analysis, PR, public opinion research, or fact-checking. The output emphasizes spoken delivery, quotable lines, and low-pressure CTAs while avoiding hard selling and fear-based marketing.