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Structure Beats Markdown
What LLMs actually reward inside your content.
How it works
- 1Short, dense paragraphs over long meandering essays.
- 2Question-based subheadings, because if the AI sees the question, it expects the answer right below it.
- 3Real facts, figures, and stats that signal research went in.
- 4Define your terms inline — name a concept, then describe it concisely in the same breath.
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