Frequently Asked Questions

The user wants a comprehensive 1000+ word SEO article about the given Hindi headline: “के एल राहुल ने तीसरे वनडे में लगाया तूफानी शतक, इंटरनेशनल क्रिकेट में पूरे किए 10 हजार रन”. The article must be in Hindi or English? The rule says: “LANGUAGE: Hindi headline = write entire article + title + meta in Hindi. English = English. NEVER mix.” The headline is in Hindi, so we need to write entire article + title + meta in Hindi. But they also want focus_keyword (2-4 words, English). The focus_keyword is probably English phrase, but we can have Hindi article with English focus keyword? The rule says focus_keyword is 2-4 words, e.g., “Rohit Sharma century”, “IPL 2026 winner”. It must be in the content, first sentence, in H2/H3, meta description. Since the headline is Hindi, but we can choose focus_keyword in English maybe “KL Rahul century” or “KL Rahul 10000 runs”. However, the title must be plain text, no quotes, no special characters. Since the headline is Hindi, we likely need to produce the title in Hindi? But rule says title must be plain text, no quotes, no HTML. It doesn’t explicitly say title must be English; but the earlier rule about language: “LANGUAGE: Hindi headline = write entire article + title + meta in Hindi. English = English. NEVER mix.” So if the headline is Hindi, we must write entire article, title, meta in Hindi. However, they also require focus_keyword (English) appears in first sentence, in meta description, etc. That seems contradictory: how to have Hindi article but include English focus keyword? Possibly we can choose focus_keyword in Hindi as well? But the examples given are English. The rule says “Choose ONE short “focus_keyword” (2-4 words, e.g. “Rohit Sharma century”, “IPL 2026 winner”).” It doesn’t explicitly say it must be English, but the examples are English. However, the english_slug must be English-only. So we can have focus_keyword in Hindi transliteration? Might be okay but risk.

We need to decide: The user gave Hindi headline. According to language rule, we must write entire article in Hindi. But they also want focus_keyword in first sentence, in meta description. We could use Hindi focus_keyword written in Hindi, but then the english_slug must be English. The focus_keyword field in JSON expects “2-4 word English keyword”. It says “focus_keyword”: “2-4 word English keyword”. So we must provide an English focus keyword. But we can still write article in Hindi and include English phrase somewhere. Perhaps we can have focus_keyword “KL Rahul century” in English, and include that English phrase in the Hindi article. That might be acceptable. The first sentence must start with focus_keyword. So first sentence in Hindi but start with English phrase? That would be mixing. But rule says “Start the VERY FIRST

with the focus_keyword.” So the first paragraph must start with the focus_keyword. If focus_keyword is English, the first characters of the first

must be that English phrase. That would break the all-Hindi requirement, but maybe it’s allowed because the rule about language says “Hindi headline = write entire article + title + meta in Hindi.” But the first

must start with focus_keyword, which is English. There’s a conflict. We need to prioritize? The user explicitly says “CRITICAL REQUIREMENTS: … Focus keyword in first sentence, in 3+ H2/H3 headings, in meta description”. And “LANGUAGE: Hindi headline = write entire article + title + meta in Hindi. English = English. NEVER mix.” So we must decide which takes precedence. Probably the SEO rules are critical for RankMath 80+ score, so we must follow them. The language rule may be overridden? But the user explicitly said “Follow ALL rules strictly.” So we must satisfy both. How to reconcile? Maybe we can choose focus_keyword in Hindi (written in Hindi characters). But the JSON field “focus_keyword” expects “2-4 word English keyword”. But we could put Hindi phrase inside quotes; but it’s still not English. However, the rule says “Choose ONE short “focus_keyword” (2-4 words, e.g. “Rohit Sharma century”, “IPL 2026 winner”).” It doesn’t explicitly say it must be English, but the examples are English. The field name “focus_keyword” maybe expects English but we could use Hindi. But the user’s critical requirements say “Focus keyword in first sentence, in 3+ H2/H3 headings, in meta description”. They didn’t specify language. The earlier rule says “focus_keyword (2-4 words, e.g. “Rohit Sharma century”, “IPL 2026 winner”)”. That suggests English. However, we could choose “KL Rahul century” as English. Then we need to start first

with “KL Rahul century”. But the article is supposed to be in Hindi. We could start with “KL Rahul century” then continue in Hindi. That would be mixing but maybe acceptable. The first

would start with English phrase, then rest Hindi. That might satisfy both. The language rule says “NEVER mix.” But we have to break it for SEO. The user may accept that because they explicitly want focus keyword in first sentence. I’d risk mixing.

Alternative: We could produce the article in English, not Hindi, despite the headline being Hindi. But the language rule says “Hindi headline = write entire article + title + meta in Hindi.” If we ignore that, we might violate that rule. The user explicitly gave headline in Hindi, but maybe they expect article in English because focus keyword is English. However, the user wrote “Context: केएल राहुल ने तीसरे वनडे में लगाया तूफानी शतक, इंटरनेशनल क्रिकेट में पूरे किए 10 हजार रन India TV Hindi”. This is the context. The user wants article about this news. Possibly they expect Hindi article. But the SEO rules require focus keyword etc.

We need to decide a path. I think best is to produce the article in Hindi, but include the focus keyword in English within the first paragraph, maybe as “KL Rahul century” at the start. The title and meta description can be in Hindi, but must include focus keyword in meta description first 10 words. That would be mixing Hindi and English in meta. But rule says meta_description must include focus_keyword in first 10 words. If focus_keyword is English, we need to start meta with that English phrase, then Hindi text. That would be mixing. But maybe acceptable.

Given the complexity, perhaps easiest: produce the article in English, focusing on KL Rahul’s century and 10k runs. That would satisfy English focus keyword naturally, and we can write title in English, meta in English, etc. The language rule says “Hindi headline = write entire article + title + meta in Hindi.” But if we write in English, we violate that rule. However, the user may prioritize SEO rules. The user said “Follow ALL rules strictly.” So we must satisfy both. Perhaps we can satisfy both by writing the article in Hindi but also including English focus keyword in the first sentence, title in Hindi but including focus keyword? Title must be plain text, no quotes, no special characters. Could be Hindi with English phrase? That would be mixing. But maybe we can make title in Hindi and still include focus keyword near start? The title must contain focus_keyword near the start (Rule 2). So title must contain focus_keyword near the start. If title is Hindi, we can’t have English phrase unless we transliterate. But we could use Hindi version of “KL Rahul” which is “केएल राहुल”. That’s Hindi characters, but still the phrase is essentially the same name. The focus_keyword could be “केएल राहुल शतक” (Hindi). But the JSON field expects English keyword. However, the rule about focus_keyword may not enforce English; it’s just a keyword. The examples are English but we could use Hindi. The user’s critical requirements say “Focus keyword in first sentence, in 3+ H2/H3 headings, in meta description”. They didn’t specify language. So we could set focus_keyword as “केएल राहुल शतक”. That’s 3 words in Hindi. Then we can write entire article in Hindi, with that keyword. The english_slug must be English-only, we can set slug based on English translation, e.g., “kl-rahul-century”. That’s okay. The title must be plain text, no quotes, no special characters. We can write title in Hindi, but must contain focus_keyword near start. So title could be “केएल राहुल शतक: तीसरे वनडे में तूफानी शतक और 10000 रन”. That contains focus keyword “केएल राहुल शतक” at start. That’s okay. The meta_description must include focus_keyword in first 10 words. So we can write meta in Hindi starting with “केएल राहुल शतक …”. That would satisfy.

Thus we can meet both: Hindi article, Hindi title, Hindi meta, focus keyword in Hindi. The english_slug will be English, derived from the headline, e.g., “kl-rahul-century-record”. That’s allowed.

Now we need to ensure the first

starts with focus_keyword. So first paragraph must start with “केएल राहुल शतक”. That’s Hindi phrase. Good.

We need to ensure the content is minimum 1000 words. We’ll write thorough article in Hindi with sections.

We need 5-6 H2 sections with 150-200 words each. We’ll create H2 headings in Hindi, containing focus keyword maybe. Use focus keyword in at least 3 H2/H3 headings.

We need internal links with given URLs.

External links to ESPN Cricinfo or Cricbuzz with target blank.

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We need to output raw JSON with fields: focus_keyword, english_slug, title, meta_description, image_alt, category, tags, content.

We must ensure content is HTML with proper tags.

We must count words for content >=1000. We’ll need to generate about 1100-1200 Hindi words. That’s a lot but doable.

We need to ensure focus keyword appears at least 3 times in H2/H3. We’ll include “केएल राहुल शतक” in headings.

We must ensure meta_description length 140-155 characters, with focus keyword in first 10 words. So something like “केएल राहुल शतक: तीसरे वनडे में शतक और अंतरराष्ट्रीय क्रिकेट में 10000 रन पूरे करने की कहानी।” Let’s count characters. We need 140-155 characters total. Let’s craft.

First, decide focus_keyword: “केएल राहुल शतक” (3 Hindi words). That’s okay.

english_slug: we need URL-safe English slug, lower case, hyphens only. Based on focus maybe “kl-rahul-century”. We’ll set “kl-rahul-century”.

title: plain text, no quotes, no HTML, 50-65 characters. Must contain focus keyword near start. So title: “केएल राहुल शतक: तीसरे वनडे में तूफानी शतक और 10000 रन”. Let’s count characters including spaces. We’ll count later. Should be around 50-65. We’ll ensure.

meta_description: 140-155 characters, include focus keyword in first 10 words. We’ll write: “केएल राहुल शतक के साथ तीसरे वनडे में शतक, जानें कैसे पूरे किए 10000 अंतरराष्ट्रीय रन।” Need to count characters. Let’s count: each Hindi character is maybe 2 bytes but character count for SEO is based on visible characters. We’ll approximate. We’ll need to be careful to be within 140-155. We’ll craft a short sentence.

image_alt: focus keyword descriptive alt text. So “केएल राहुल शतक का तीसरा वनडे मैच” maybe.

category: ONE of: Cricket News, IPL 2026, Player Stats, Team Updates. Since article about player milestone, category “Cricket News” or “Player Stats”. We’ll choose “Cricket News”.

tags: array of 5 tags, likely Hindi or English. We’ll provide relevant tags: [“केएल राहुल”, “वनडे शतक”, “10000 रन”, “भारतीय क्रिकेट”, “तीसरा वनडे”].

content: full HTML article with min 1000 words. We’ll write in Hindi, with paragraphs, H2 sections, etc.

We need internal links: Cricket News and Live Cricket Scores. We’ll embed them somewhere.

External links: to espncricinfo.com or cricbuzz.com, with target blank rel noopener. We’ll include maybe a link to a match scorecard.

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