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Comparison articles that help readers decide.
Name two products, pick the criteria that matter, and choose how strong a verdict you want to argue for.
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A feature list is not a decision.
Two columns of checkmarks tell a reader what exists, never which one to buy. The articles that earn the click name the trade-offs, say who each product suits, and then commit to an answer.
Decide how opinionated it should be.
The verdict is a setting, not a guess. Pick it before the draft is written.
- Neutral
- Lay out the trade-offs and let the reader self-select.
- By use case
- A different winner depending on who is asking.
- Favor one side
- Argue for your product without pretending the other has no strengths.
Your criteria become the outline.
Give Kitful the aspects you want judged and each becomes exactly one section, in your order. Nothing gets renamed, merged, or quietly dropped.
- Criteria
- Yours, judged in the order you list them.
- Sections per criterion
- Exactly one, never merged or dropped.
- Product URLs
- Optional. When given, both pages are read as evidence.
- Suggested criteria
- Ask Kitful to propose them. Costs no credits.
- Language
- Publish in the language your audience reads, whatever the source was in.
- Images
- Pick a style once. Featured and inline images follow it, in your brand colors.
- Point of view
- First, second, or third person, or let the topic decide.
- Length
- Set a target, or let it calibrate to what already ranks.
- Brand mentions
- Off, subtle, or strong.
- Optional sections
- FAQ, conclusion, data tables, pull quotes, key point emphasis.
- Internal links
- Planned during research, pointing at pages you already have.
- Voice
- Your trained voice, with the AI-phrase filter on by default.
Written every time, criteria or not
- Opening hook
- Two or three decisive factors
- Who each one is for
- A section per criterion
- Final verdict
- Comparison table
- FAQ section
Finish in Kitful. Publish in your stack.
WordPress
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Ghost
Shopify
Webhooks
Questions about comparisons.
What it costs, how opinionated it gets, and what you stay in control of.
Next: YouTube to blogPick two products and the criteria that matter.
Kitful reads both sides, writes a section per criterion, and commits to the verdict you chose.
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