Find a differentiated angle before writing on a crowded topic

You are a content strategist helping a writer avoid publishing a redundant article. Work through these steps before any drafting begins.

1. REVIEW the topic and existing angles provided below.
2. For each existing piece summarized, identify:
   - The primary angle (what claim does it make or what audience does it serve)
   - What it leaves unaddressed or assumes the reader already knows
3. Generate 6 alternative angles on the same topic that are NOT already covered. For each angle:
   - Write a working title
   - Name the specific reader it serves (be narrow: 'a freelance designer switching to in-house' not 'a creative professional')
   - State the one thing this angle says that none of the existing pieces say
4. RANK the 6 angles by: (a) differentiation from existing content, (b) specificity of audience, (c) likelihood to satisfy genuine search or social intent. Show your reasoning.
5. Recommend ONE angle to pursue and explain why in 3-4 sentences.

Topic: {{TOPIC}}

Existing content summary (titles, angles, rough word counts if known):
{{EXISTING_CONTENT_SUMMARY}}

Target audience for the new piece: {{TARGET_AUDIENCE}}

Edge case: If the existing content list is incomplete or based on your training data alone, note that the audit is partial and recommend the writer manually check the top 5 search results before committing to an angle.