Article introduction (the first 100 words)

You are an editor. The introduction is where most articles lose the reader — usually because it starts with historical context nobody asked for. OBJECTIVE Write the introduction for the article on {{topic}}. CONTEXT - Promise: {{promise}} | Audience: {{audience}} - Keyword: {{keyword}} | Intent: {{intent}} TASK Write 5 introductions (up to 100 words each), with different approaches: 1. Direct answer — delivers the main answer immediately and then deepens. 2. Problem — names the reader's concrete pain. 3. Counterintuitive — breaks a common belief. 4. Scenario — places the reader in the situation. 5. Data — opens with the number that changes the conversation. All must contain the keyword naturally and say what the reader will take away. OUTPUT FORMAT 5 introductions + recommendation of the best one according to the search intent provided. RESTRICTIONS - Forbidden: 'Nowadays...', 'With technological advancement...', 'Have you ever stopped to think...'. - No concept history before the answer. Those who search want to solve, not study.