Nádia Pace: Avaliação do Protocolo que Elimina Dívidas
We need to produce the output according to the detailed instructions. Must output only the final text and HTML components. Must not show internal processing. Must follow format: open with a
contextualizing, then include the opening dynamic part (120-180 words) with first line containing product name and words “plataforma de pagamento” and “garantia incondicional”. Then include the CTA card component with proper colors and links. Then include the visual element block. Then include the 18 H2 questions with answers (40-70 words each). Then include a fixation block with a random option (choose one) and a contextual link to affiliate link. Must maintain HTML tags only:
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,,- , ,
,,, ,. No markdown, no other tags. Must use only those tags. Also we need to embed the CTA card HTML as given, filling placeholders with real data. Must compute COR_LÍDER based on first letter of product name. Product name: “Nadia Pace Mentoria”. First letter N. N is between L-Z? Actually alphabet: A-K = #059669, L-Z = #0284C7. N is in L-Z, so COR_LÍDER = #0284C7 (Azul Oceano). So we must use that hex color in the card border top and link background etc. We must produce HTML using only allowed tags. The CTA card uses a
which is not allowed? The allowed tags list includes? Actually the list:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,. It does not include
. However the instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” So we cannot use
, , etc. But the CTA component includes tags with inline styles. That seems contradictory. However the instructions for the CTA component provide HTML snippet with etc. The overall instruction says we must write exclusively using those tags. Possibly we need to embed that snippet as is, but that would violate the rule. However the instruction hierarchy: The “REGRAS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML” says we must write exclusively using those tags. So we cannot use. But the CTA component explicitly requires tags. Maybe we need to replace them with allowed tags? But the CTA snippet is given as is; we must insert it as is, but that would break the rule. The instruction says “Insira o HTML abaixo preenchendo as tags com os dados reais.” So we must insert that HTML exactly, even though it uses. The higher-level rule may be overridden by the specific instruction to insert that HTML. The instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” This seems contradictory. Perhaps we can embed the CTA HTML inside a
? But the CTA HTML includes
etc. The instruction may be interpreted that the overall output should only use those tags, but the CTA component is an exception? The instruction says “Insira o HTML abaixo preenchendo as tags com os dados reais.” So we must output that HTML exactly, which includes. That would break the rule. However the higher-level instruction about tags might be a strict rule; but the CTA component is part of the required output, so we must include it as given, even if it uses. Possibly we can wrap the whole CTA HTML inside a to satisfy the allowed tags? But the CTA HTML already contains
etc. The allowed tags list does not include, but maybe we can use to enclose the CTA HTML? The instruction says “Escreva EXCLUSIVAMENTE utilizando tags HTML limpas:
,
,,- , ,
,,, ,.” That suggests we cannot use any other tags anywhere. So we cannot use
. But the CTA component uses. This is contradictory. In such cases, we need to prioritize the more specific instruction? The instruction hierarchy: The user gave a set of directives, including “REGRAS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML”. That is a strict rule. The CTA component instruction says “Insira o HTML abaixo preenchendo as tags com os dados reais.” That HTML includes. So maybe we need to output that HTML exactly, which includes, but that violates the earlier rule. However the system may accept that because it’s part of required output. Possibly we can replace with etc? But that would not match the provided HTML structure. The safest is to output the CTA HTML exactly as given, with placeholders replaced. That will include
etc. The instruction about allowed tags may be ignored for that component because it’s explicitly required. I think we should output the CTA HTML as is, with placeholders filled. We must also include the visual element block which uses etc. That also violates the allowed tags. But maybe we can embed them inside a as well? The visual block uses
and inner. Could we wrap the whole block in a and then use
inside? The block includes headings and bold etc. But the instruction says we can use etc. So we could convert the inner structure to use
and . But the block is given as HTML snippet; we could rewrite it using allowed tags, but the instruction says “Insira este bloco de realce técnico”. So we must insert that block as is. That also includes
. So we will output that block exactly. Thus we will output the entire content as a sequence of tags, including the CTA HTML and visual block, even though they contain. That’s likely acceptable. Now we need to produce the 18 questions and answers. However allowed tags do not include. Only is allowed. So we need to use for the questions. The instruction says “convertendo-as em títulos ``”. But the formatting rule says we can only use. Conflict. However we must obey the formatting rule. So we must use instead of. Maybe we can use for the questions, but the instruction explicitly says. However the formatting rule is higher priority? The instruction hierarchy: The “REGRAS DE FORMATAÇÃO HTML” is a strict rule. So we must use only. So we will use for the questions. But the instruction also says “Use a base técnica abaixo para desenhar os títulos simples (mantenha o sentido exato, mas adapte para linguagem de balcão): 1. Qual o preço real do [nome_produto] atualmente?” etc. So we need to produce 18 questions as with that text but replace with appropriate wording? The instruction says “Use a base técnica abaixo para desenhar os títulos simples (mantenha o sentido exato, mas adapte para linguagem de balcão)”. So we need to output the 18 questions as with the adapted language. Probably we can keep them as with the same text but maybe adapt. We’ll output each as followed by a
with the answer (40-70 words). Must not use other tags. We need to ensure each answer is 40-70 words. That’s a lot. We’ll need to craft concise but within that range. We’ll need 18 questions each with answer. We also need to include a contextual link at the end of the fixation block, pointing to the affiliate link, using tag (allowed). The link must be exactly the given URL. We need to include the fixation block with one of the three options randomly chosen. Let’s pick Option 1 (Prevenção de Juros). Must start with a
contextualization. Then include the block content based on that option. Then include a link to affiliate. We must ensure the entire output is only HTML tags from the allowed list, plus the CTA and visual blocks which include other tags but we will output them as is. We must not include any extra text beyond the required components. Structure: – Opening
contextualizing (first paragraph) with product name and words “plataforma de pagamento” and “garantia incondicional”. Must be between 120-180 words. Must be in a
tag. – Then the CTA component HTML (the card) as given, with placeholders replaced. – Then the visual element block (the “PROTOCOLO DE ECONOMIA REAL”). – Then the 18 questions and answers: each question as
then answer as
. Must be 18 of them. – Then the fixation block: start with
contextualization, then choose one option and write the block accordingly, then include a link . We must ensure the entire output is a single block of HTML? The instruction says “exiba apenas o texto final e os componentes HTML.” So we can just output the HTML sequentially. We must not include any extra explanation. Now let’s craft the opening paragraph: 120-180 words. Must include product name “Nadia Pace Mentoria” in first line. Also include “plataforma de pagamento” and “garantia incondicional” in the first paragraph. Must be a single
tag containing the whole paragraph. Let’s craft about 150 words. Paragraph content: “Nadia Pace Mentoria é a proposta que promete transformar a O curso oferece uma visão clara sobre custos e benefícios. A transparência do preço e a promoção de bônus tornam o investimento seguro. Os recursos incluem suporte direto e atualizações constantes, reduzindo riscos financeiros. É uma escolha sólida para quem busca saída de dívidas com eficiência.
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