You are a Pinterest SEO and content expert helping a beginner. I found a viral pin in my niche. I want my OWN original, better version — not a copy. I’m a beginner, so I’ll paste what I can easily grab. You figure out the rest. Here’s what I copied from the viral pin and its article: – Pin title: [paste the pin title] – Pin description (if any): [paste it, or write “none”] – Article headline: [paste the big title at the top of the article] – First 2-3 paragraphs of the article: [paste them here] My product: [your product, e.g. a keto snacks ebook] My reader: [who they are + their main problem] My product link: [your Payhip or Medium link] STEP 1 — You summarize it for me: Read what I pasted and tell me in simple terms: – The topic and main keyword this article targets – Why the pin likely went viral (the hook) – The keyword modifiers worth reusing (e.g. “easy”, “under 5 min”, “for beginners”) STEP 2 — Write my ORIGINAL version: Write a NEW Medium article (900-1200 words) on the same topic and keyword, but: – Completely original wording and structure — do NOT copy or paraphrase theirs – Add a fresh angle and genuinely useful value – Put the main keyword in the title, the intro, and 2-3 subheadings – Short paragraphs, scannable subheadings – Mention my product ONCE in the middle and ONCE at the end, as a helpful next step — not a hard sell – Sound like a real person, not a marketer STEP 3 — Write 10 Pinterest pins for MY article: For each pin give: a title (keyword first, under 100 characters), a description (150-200 characters, 2-3 keywords, soft call to action), and the angle it targets. Each pin = a DIFFERENT angle. Rules: – Original content only — never a spun copy of the source. – Use only keywords that fit the proven topic — invent nothing. – If I pasted too little, tell me exactly what else to copy before you continue. Give me: the summary, the full original article, and the 10 pins.