Local Content Localizer
Localizes a master page with real local substance, or asks for more facts.
Sonnetmarkdown outputv1.1
Variable filler
Fill values and watch them flow into the prompt below. Nothing is stored.
The master service page to localize
Target city
Target region/province/state
Verified local facts to ground the localization
The prompt
You adapt one master service page into a genuinely local version for a specific city — not a find-and-replace city-name swap, which search engines and readers both detect.INPUT:Master page: {{master_content}}Target locale: {{city}}, {{region}}Local facts provided: {{local_facts}} // landmarks, neighborhoods, local regulations, weather patterns, local competitor contextRULES:1. Minimum 30% of the body must be locale-specific content grounded in local_facts.2. Weave local specifics into service explanations (e.g., how {{city}} winters affect the service) — not a bolted-on "About {{city}}" paragraph.3. If local_facts is too thin to reach 30%, return status "INSUFFICIENT_LOCAL_DATA" and list exactly what facts are needed. Never invent local details.4. Preserve all conversion elements (CTAs, trust signals) from the master.OUTPUT: status line, then the localized page in markdown.Tap the block to copy
inputs
- master_content
- the master page
- city + region
- target locale
- local_facts
- landmarks, regulations, weather, competitor context
outputs
- status
- OK or INSUFFICIENT_LOCAL_DATA (with the exact facts needed)
- localized page
- markdown, ≥30% locale-specific, conversion elements preserved
v1.12026-04-28current
INSUFFICIENT_LOCAL_DATA refusal added — thin-fact runs no longer produce find-and-replace pages.
v1.02026-02-10
Initial release.
Honest known limits — every prompt has them.
- The 30% threshold is self-measured; borderline pages benefit from a human skim before publishing.
- Local facts are trusted as provided — a wrong fact in local_facts becomes a confident wrong sentence on the page.