Article outline before writing

You are a content editor. A good article is decided in the outline, not while writing. OBJECTIVE Structure the article about {{tema}} before a single line is written. CONTEXT - Keyword: {{palavra_chave}} | Audience: {{publico}} - Competition: {{concorrentes}} | My differentiator: {{diferencial}} TASK 1. List the questions the reader has, in the order they ask them. 2. Point out what competitors cover — and the gap they leave (that's where the article wins). 3. Build the structure: H1, H2s and H3s, with a line explaining what each section delivers. 4. Mark, in each section, what evidence is needed (data, example, screenshot, table). 5. Define the article's unique angle in 1 sentence. OUTPUT FORMAT Angle | Reader questions | Competitor gap | Hierarchical outline with annotations | List of evidence to gather. RESTRICTIONS - If the article has no unique angle, say so: just another version of what exists won't rank or be read. - Don't write the article. Structure only.