Pillar page and question pages with a direct answer

Title (≤ 60 characters): <question with the main keyword>
Description (110–160): <the answer in one sentence + what only you show>

<h1>Reader's question</h1>
<p>Direct answer in 2 to 4 sentences.</p>

<h2>How I know this: <your test/case></h2>
<p>First-hand data with a link to the evidence.</p>

<h2><reader's next question></h2>
<h2><what usually goes wrong?></h2>

<h2>Frequently asked questions</h2>   (only if there are ≥ 3 real questions)

Also read: <pillar page> · <sister 1> · <sister 2>
Updated on <real date>

Write the draft of a page that answers: "<question>".
ONLY source of facts: the files <paths to your real material>.
Rules:
- start with the answer in 2 to 4 sentences, no "in this article";
- a "How I know this" section with the first-hand data and the evidence link;
- section headings in question form;
- no number, name, or date that is not in the source; if something is missing, write [FALTA DADO];
- FAQ only with these real questions: <list>; without them, no FAQ.
At the end, list each number used and where it is in the source.

For each paragraph:
1. swap the keyword for another of the same kind ("bread" → "cake", "law firm" → "accounting firm");
2. is the paragraph still true?
   yes → it's generic: rewrite it with your data;
   no → it's yours: it stays.