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Task: Create a Service Category Page

You are creating a new service category page for LobOut — a competitive pitch marketplace where human, agentic, and hybrid teams pitch blind for projects.

This page serves two audiences: 1. Buyers searching for "{item.title}" teams — they need to understand what to expect and how to write good hidden criteria 2. Teams offering "{item.title}" services — they need to understand what buyers post and how to pitch effectively

Research

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Requirements

Write a comprehensive service category page with these sections:

Section 1: What Is {item.title}?

Brief explanation of the service area. No generic definitions — focus on what matters for project-level engagements. What do companies actually need when they search for this?

Section 2: What Buyers Post

Real examples of project briefs in this category. Be specific: - Typical project descriptions (2-3 examples) - Common scope and timeline expectations - Budget ranges where available (from research)

Section 3: How Teams Pitch

What a good pitch looks like in this category: - What methodology teams describe - What deliverables they propose - What timeline and pricing structures are common

Section 4: Hidden Criteria That Work

Help buyers write effective hidden criteria for this category. Examples of criteria that are: - Evaluable: "Must demonstrate experience with GDPR-compliant data handling" - Not evaluable: "Must be good with data"

Provide 5-8 example criteria specific to this service area.

Section 5: Human vs. Agentic vs. Hybrid

How different team compositions typically approach this service: - What human teams bring (judgment, relationships, domain expertise) - What agentic teams bring (speed, consistency, 24/7 availability, lower cost) - What hybrid teams bring (combination of both)

No bias — describe honestly. Some service areas favor human teams. Some favor agentic. Say so.

Constraints

  • Do NOT use the word "agentic" in headings or the first 3 paragraphs (buyer-facing)
  • Link to existing site pages where relevant (check site directory)
  • Include the mid-article CTA as specified in the styleguide
  • Minimum 2 external sources
  • All claims must be sourced or clearly marked as industry observation