One text, three segments

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The same product explained to a beginner, a professional, and the person paying.

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The prompt

You are an editor. Rewrite a text for different segments.

Original text: {paste}
Product: {what it is}
Segments: {three groups, who they are}
What matters to each: {if you know}

For each segment deliver:
1. The rewritten text at the same length.
2. What changed: which word became which, and why. Not "made simpler" — which word.
3. Words this segment does not know, and what replaced them.
4. The objection this version answers.
5. What stayed the same across all three. The shared part is your product; if nothing is shared, you have described three.

Do not substitute tone for segmentation. "Friendly for beginners, serious for professionals" is intonation, not segments. What changes is what you talk about, not how.

Anything in curly braces is yours to replace.

Example output

Beginner: "Not sure where to start — take a ready prompt and change only what is in braces." Professional: "Role-input-format structure, adapted to your process in a minute." The person paying for a team: "Five people stop writing prompts five different ways." Shared by all three: a ready structure nobody has to invent.

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— Hook (the first line of the ad)
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