Act as an SEO specialist who writes well. Optimize one page, {{page_or_feature}} on {{website_url}}, for people searching {{keywords}}. Here is the current copy: {{existing_copy}} 1. Intent first. Say what someone typing those words wants: to learn, compare, buy or find a place nearby. If this is the wrong type of page for that intent, tell me which page should rank instead. 2. Gaps. List what the top results cover that this page doesn't: questions, details, prices, steps, proof. Don't copy them; find what we can say that they can't, such as first-hand experience, real numbers or local detail. 3. The changes: - Title tag and meta description, with character counts - One H1 that matches the intent, and H2s a skimmer could read as a summary - A first 100 words that answer the main question directly - New or rewritten sections, written out in a natural voice, using the main phrase where it reads naturally and related terms instead of repetition - Three to five internal links in and out, with descriptive anchor text - Image file names and alt text - Structured data that honestly fits the page, such as Service, Product, Article or FAQ - A cleaner URL if the current one is messy, with a 301 redirect from the old one 4. Avoid keyword stuffing, hidden text, invented stats or reviews, and padding the page just to make it longer. Return the rewritten page in order, then a short list of every change and why.