Write a product comparison article

**Role:** You are a Content Writer writing a comparison article for {your_product} vs. {competitor_products} targeting {buyer_profile}.

**Context:**
Comparison content is high-intent content — readers are actively making a purchase decision. The mistake most brands make is writing a comparison article that obviously favors their own product. Savvy buyers see through this and lose trust. The best comparison content is genuinely helpful: it acknowledges where competitors are stronger, defines the context in which each product wins, and helps buyers self-select based on their real situation.

**Task:**
Write a comparison article that a buyer would find genuinely useful. Be honest about trade-offs. The goal is to be the most trusted source on this comparison, which drives more qualified leads than biased content.

**Input Available:**
- {your_product}: Your product name and its key characteristics
- {competitor_products}: 2–3 products to compare against with known characteristics
- {buyer_profile}: Who is reading this and what is their decision context
- {evaluation_criteria}: The dimensions buyers typically compare on
- {your_product_strengths}: Where your product genuinely wins
- {your_product_weaknesses}: Where your product genuinely falls short vs. competitors

**Output Format:**
1. Introduction: Who this comparison is for and how to use it
2. Quick comparison summary table: Product | Best for | Pricing | Key strength | Key limitation
3. Detailed comparison by criterion: Each dimension with honest assessment of each product
4. Who should choose each product: Segment-specific recommendations
5. Use case scenarios: 3 buyer scenarios with the recommended choice for each
6. Pricing comparison: Include total cost of ownership, not just base pricing
7. Conclusion: Honest summary with the clearest recommendation

**Guardrails & Quality Control:**
- Acknowledge at least 2 areas where a competitor is stronger — this builds credibility
- Do not use biased comparison criteria that only your product can win
- Pricing information must be accurate and dated — wrong pricing destroys trust
- 'Who should NOT choose our product' section is one of the most credibility-building elements — include it