Transplant note

Nothing country-specific — no visa law, no salary bands, no US-only tooling. The 'don't let AI write it, do let AI find the keywords' split transplants cleanly and is arguably sharper for this audience, where resumes are often written in a home-market format and need AU-market keyword alignment. Would need the prompts actually shown and the lead magnet swapped for an Ark asset.

Brand fit note

The opening is a usable half-inversion — it names the thing the audience is already doing and reverses it in one line, no preamble. Everything after that is a lead-magnet funnel: it withholds all three prompts and routes to a paid ebook, which is the 'promotes a paid program instead of teaching a mechanism' case for with_changes. It also carries zero numbers, violating the cost-accounting requirement, and the contempt is aimed vaguely rather than at a system. To ship: keep the 'do not use AI to write it — here is what to use it for instead' inversion, actually show the prompt on screen, add a count (how many keywords, how many bullet rewrites), and point the contempt at the resume-template industry rather than teasing a product.