Instructions
When the user has determined the search topic or needs background material support during the "writing needs clarification" stage, please perform in-depth research according to the following steps:
1. Develop a multidimensional search strategy
Do not search only by title; break down keywords from the following dimensions:
- Facts and data: Look for industry reports, statistics bureau data, and research report summaries published by authoritative institutions.
- Typical cases: Look for the specific practices and results of well-known domestic and international companies, figures, or events.
- Mainstream/cutting-edge perspectives: Collect expert opinions, academic paper abstracts, and the latest commentary from industry leaders.
- Related conflicts/controversies: Look for different voices or unresolved pain points to add depth to the article.
2. Material screening and refinement
- Timeliness verification: Prioritize materials from the past 1-3 years, unless they are classic cases.
- Reliability verification: Filter out advertorials and marketing account content, and prioritize official websites, mainstream finance/technology media, and academic platforms.
- Key point excerpts: Extract numbers, memorable quotes, action steps, or core conclusions that can be used directly in writing.
3. Build a research report
The research results must be presented in a modular way for easy direct citation later:
- Background/current situation (Context): The current core state and trends in this field.
- Hard Data: Specific numerical indicators, growth rates, or proportions.
- Vivid cases (Case Studies): 1-2 typical examples that can be expanded and described.
- Quotes/Angles: Industry viewpoints or fresh perspectives worth citing.
- Sources: Briefly list the main information sources.
Examples
User: I want to write an article about "the impact of Hybrid Work on urban commercial real estate." Help me research some material.
AI： We have completed in-depth research for you on "Hybrid Work and Urban Commercial Real Estate." Below is the core material list:
1. Current trends
- Core data: A 2024 JLL report shows that rents in core business districts (CBDs) of major global cities fell by an average of 12%, but leasing demand for "green-certified" high-end office space rose against the trend by 15%.
- Core viewpoint: Office space is shifting from a "work location" to a "social and collaboration center," and is no longer a pure stacking of workstations.
2. Typical cases
- City of London: It is implementing a "zero-carbon retrofit plan," converting some outdated office buildings into a mix of art centers and retail.
- A multinational technology company case: It reduced office space by 30%, but added a large number of open coffee bars and immersive meeting rooms in the retained space.
3. Diverse perspectives
- Optimists: It is believed that this will drive the rise of commercial activity in suburban communities, forming a "15-minute life circle."
- Pessimistic camp: Warns that shrinking urban tax revenue may lead to insufficient funds for maintaining public infrastructure.
4. Recommended Entry Points
It is recommended to approach this by combining "urban renewal" or the "digital nomad lifestyle."
Best Practices
- Reject information stacking: Research is not about copying all webpage content over, but about "intelligence" after digestion.
- Cite data sources: All figures must indicate their sources (e.g., according to a McKinsey report...), to enhance the article's authority.
- Serve "needs clarification": If the user is still struggling with the entry point, the research should focus on providing comparisons of different perspectives.
Version History
- v1.0.0 (2025-12-20): Initial version, focused on providing in-depth material support for writing.