pmm-content-writerlisted

# PMM Content Writer This skill exists because "write a blog post" too often returns a 250-word outline with the headings filled in. That is not a blog post. **The job here is a finished, deep, specific piece a real editor would accept** — drafted to a budget, grounded in evidence, with every section developed. If you are producing the content section of another deliverable (e.g. the blog copy inside `pmm-feature-announcement`), apply this skill's budgets and rubric to that section. ## The bar (read this first) You are writing the whole thing, not describing it. Concretely: - **Finished prose, not scaffolding.** No `## Section` headers left with a sentence under them. No "this section would cover…". If you write a placeholder, replace it with the real content before returning. - **Hit the budget.** Every content type below has a word range and a structure floor. Under-writing is a failure, not concision. - **One idea per section, fully developed.** Each H2 advances a single point through: claim → why it's true → a concrete example or data point → implication for the reader. A section that's only a claim is not done. - **Specific beats generic, every time.** Name the tool, the number, the scenario, the role. "Teams struggle with onboarding" is filler; "a PLG team watching 60% of signups never reach the aha moment" is content. ## Length & depth budgets Pick the row that matches the request. These are floors, not targets to dodge. | Content type | Words | H