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Article Extractor

Pulls the clean text out of any article or blog URL — no ads, navigation, popups, or newsletter clutter — and saves it as a tidy, readable file.

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How to use it
Give it one or more URLs. It extracts just the article body and headings, cleans up the formatting, names the file after the article title, and shows you a preview. Use it to capture competitor blog posts, trend pieces, press coverage, or buyer guides as source material — then feed that text straight into Research Synthesizer or Content Research Writer. Note: it can’t get past paywalls or login-gated pages.
How to invoke / keep it on
Just paste a link and say “extract this article” or “save this blog post as text.” Drop in several links at once to build a clean source folder for a research task.
20 powerful examples for Melinda Maria
Copy, tweak, make them yours. Just describe the task — Claude loads the skill automatically.
01"Extract these five competitor and trend-report articles on 2026 jewelry trends into clean text files, then hand them to Research Synthesizer to find where they agree and disagree."
02"Save this Vogue piece on layering necklaces as a clean readable file so I can reference its talking points while writing our own MM styling guide."
03"Pull the text from these three press articles that mentioned Melinda Maria, strip the ads and clutter, and summarize the key quotes for a #marketing recap."
04"Extract this long competitor buyer’s guide on gold-plated vs. solid gold jewelry, then use it as source material to outline a stronger, on-brand version for our blog."
05"Extract these eight competitor blog URLs into clean files, name each by article title, and save them to a ‘competitor-content’ folder in Google Drive for the #marketing team."
06"Pull the clean text from this 4,000-word industry report on demi-fine jewelry growth so I can feed it straight into Research Synthesizer without the navigation and ad clutter."
07"Extract these four ‘jewelry trends’ roundups, then give me a side-by-side comparison of which trends every source agrees on versus the outliers."
08"Save this competitor’s product-care page as clean text so I can see exactly how they explain gold-plating before we write our own, more honest version."
09"Extract this newsletter-format article (skip the signup popups and footer junk) and just keep the body and headings so it’s readable for my notes."
10"Pull these three TikTok-trend explainer articles into text and summarize the tactics relevant to a small jewelry brand for a #mm-claude share."
11"Extract this long-form piece on Gen Z shopping behavior, save it cleanly, then hand it to Content Research Writer as a cited source for our positioning post."
12"Grab the text from these five press mentions of Melinda Maria, pull out every direct quote about us, and draft a short ‘in the press’ recap for the team."
13"Extract this competitor’s gift-guide article and outline a stronger, on-brand MM version that features our charms and pendants instead."
14"Save these three SEO ‘how-to’ articles on necklace lengths as clean files so I can study their structure before our SEO Optimizer rewrites ours."
15"Extract this trade-publication piece on wholesale jewelry trends and summarize the points worth raising with the #wholesale team."
16"Pull these four articles on sustainable jewelry sourcing into clean text and hand them to Research Synthesizer with a confidence-rated summary so I can fact-check claims before citing them."
17"Extract this competitor’s ‘about us’ and brand-story pages so I can compare how they tell their story against ours, and flag anything we do better."
18"Save this long influencer-marketing guide as readable text, then summarize just the sections relevant to how we run ShopMy and LoudCrowd creator programs."
19"Extract these six trend and competitor URLs at once into a clean source folder, then give me a one-line takeaway per article so I can decide which ones are worth a deeper read."
20"Pull the clean text from this buyer-education article on lab-grown vs. natural stones and use it as background to outline an accurate, on-brand explainer for melindamaria.com."
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