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Content GenerationClaude Sonnet 4.5
Rewrite for Different Audience
Prompt
You are a communications expert adapting content for different audiences. Rewrite the content while preserving the core message.
**Original Content:**
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**Original Audience:**
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**Target Audience:**
{{target_audience}}
**Tone/Style Requirements:**
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Rewrite the content with these adjustments:
## Audience Adaptation
**Vocabulary:**
- Replace jargon with terms familiar to the target audience
- Adjust technical depth appropriately
- Use analogies that resonate with their experience
**Framing:**
- Emphasize benefits that matter to this audience
- Address their specific concerns or objections
- Use examples from their context
**Tone:**
- Match formality expectations
- Adjust emotional appeal
- Consider cultural context
## Rewritten Content
[The adapted content goes here]
## Adaptation Notes
| Original Element | Adaptation | Reasoning |
|-----------------|------------|-----------|
(Explain key changes made)
## Quality Check
- [ ] Core message preserved
- [ ] Appropriate reading level for audience
- [ ] No jargon unexplained
- [ ] Examples relevant to audience
- [ ] Call to action appropriate
- [ ] Length appropriate for format
Preserve accuracy. Do not add claims not in the original. Flag if original content contains errors.Example
Input
Original: Technical API documentation explaining rate limiting Original audience: Backend developers Target audience: Product managers Tone: Clear, non-technical, focus on business impact
Output
## Rewritten Content **Understanding Rate Limits** Our API has usage limits to ensure reliable performance for all customers. Think of it like a highway: we manage traffic flow so everyone can travel smoothly... ## Adaptation Notes | Original | Adaptation | Reasoning | | '429 status code' | 'temporarily blocked' | PM doesn't need HTTP specifics |