First, the user wants an original article for the keyword "Dji Mavic Mini 2". I need to use the provided context when useful. The context includes phrases like "Are you new to drone flying? Did you just get the", "Announcing the new", "DJI", "There are going to be many new pilots who choose the", "In this video I cover 10 things you may not know about your", "Enjoy my in-depth", "The", and "About Best Budget Drone Camera in 2022 :". I should incorporate these naturally into the article. The requirements are: - 600 to 900 words. - Natural headings. - Avoid unsupported claims. - Do not mention that this was AI-generated. Also, I must write concise, factual, SEO-friendly HTML articles. Return only safe HTML using h2, h3, p, ul, ol, li, strong, and em tags. Do not include markdown fences. So the output should be pure HTML without any markdown formatting. The keyword is "Dji Mavic Mini 2", so the article should focus on this drone. I'll structure it with headings and paragraphs, using HTML tags appropriately. Let me outline the article: - Introduction: Talk about the Dji Mavic Mini 2, perhaps mentioning that it's a great drone for beginners. - Body: Cover key features, tips for new pilots, etc. Incorporate the context phrases. - Conclusion: Summarize or recommend. I need to naturally integrate the context. For example: - "Are you new to drone flying? Did you just get the Dji Mavic Mini 2?" – this can be an opening question. - "Announcing the new Dji Mavic Mini 2" – might be used in a heading or section. - "DJI" – just mention the brand. - "There are going to be many new pilots who choose the Dji Mavic Mini 2" – could be in the body. - "In this video I cover 10 things you may not know about your Dji Mavic Mini 2" – but since it's an article, not a video, I can adapt it as "In this article, we cover things you may not know about your Dji Mavic Mini 2." - "Enjoy my in-depth review" – but I should avoid first-person pronouns as per the requirement? The user said "Do not mention that this was AI-generated," but it doesn't prohibit first-person. However, to be safe, I can use "we" or passive voice. But the context has "my", so I might need to adjust. - "The" – could be used in sentences. - "About Best Budget Drone Camera in 2022 :" – this might be a heading or section. I need to write an original article, so I'll create content based on common knowledge about the Dji Mavic Mini 2. I must avoid unsupported claims, so stick to facts like weight, camera specs, flight time, etc. I'll use HTML tags: - h2 for main headings - h3 for subheadings - p for paragraphs - ul and ol for lists - li for list items - strong for emphasis - em for italics Now, let's plan the article: Title: Probably not needed as per the instruction? The user said "Return only safe HTML", so I can include a title in h1 or something, but it's not specified. I'll start with a heading. Since the keyword is "Dji Mavic Mini 2", I'll have a main heading like "Dji Mavic Mini 2: A Complete Overview for New Pilots". Then, incorporate the context: - Opening paragraph: "Are you new to drone flying? Did you just get the Dji Mavic Mini 2?" This sets the stage. - Second paragraph: "Announcing the new Dji Mavic Mini 2, DJI has continued its tradition of creating accessible drones." But "announcing" might imply it's new, but it's already released. I can say "With the announcement of the Dji Mavic Mini 2, DJI has..." etc. - Use "There are going to be many new pilots who choose the Dji M