# Key points to cover

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Every time you write a prompt, start by listing the key information and arguments you want included in the generation. This ensures your document is complete and that DeepWriter doesn’t overlook important details or focus on less relevant points.

For example, you can start with a simple prompt:

> <mark style="color:purple;">"Analyze the pros and cons of remote work, ensuring to cover productivity, employee well-being, and cost savings for businesses.</mark>

**Here’s how DeepWriter might approach this research:**

* For **productivity**, it could look at the trade-off between individual focus and team collaboration. It might also explore how technology affects output and highlight the challenges managers face in remote settings.
* For **employee well-being**, it may cover mental health issues like isolation and burnout. It could also talk about changes in work-life balance and how remote work impacts company culture.
* On the **cost savings** side, DeepWriter might mention lower expenses for office space, utilities, and commuting. It could also bring up the benefit of hiring from a broader talent pool.

As you can see, these are just a few examples of the topics that could be included in the generation. If your key points are interconnected, you can prompt DeepWriter to establish those links.&#x20;

For instance:

> <mark style="color:purple;">"Analyze the relationship between employee well-being and productivity in remote work, and then discuss how cost savings can be achieved without compromising these two factors."</mark>

{% hint style="info" %}
**Pro tip:** For complex topics or numerous required points, use bullet points or a numbered list directly within your prompt. This visual structure makes it incredibly easy for DeepWriter to identify and address every specific element.
{% endhint %}

Once you have listed all the topics, make sure to add your target audience:


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