This post renders every in-post block the guide blueprint ships with. The content is lifted from the internal banner kit page so the two stay aligned. Each section below is a different Bard set — copy-paste any of them into a real guide when it fits the moment.

Offer — the flagship closer

Pricing nudge · end-of-post closer. Dark card, Fraunces italic accent word, prominent lime CTA. Use once per post — the loudest banner in the kit.

Stat — proof for a claim

Evidence for a claim made in the body. Oversized JetBrains Mono numeral with an italic Fraunces caption. Place directly after a sentence the number proves.

Graduate quote — social proof

Mid-post emotional beat. Newspaper-clipping feel on cream paper. Pull-quote in Fraunces with photo and score. One per post is plenty.

Subject deep-dive — one per subject

Internal link when you mention a subject. Split-panel card. Supported for all four GED subjects — math, language-arts, science, social-studies.

State callout — regional specificity

Location-themed posts · state-specific data. Masthead bar with the state abbreviation, fee + at-home rule, footer link to the full state guide.

Checklist — actionable follow-up

Numbered items in a lime-spine card. Items read like a punchlist, not a bulleted grocery list.

Comparison — us vs. them

Differentiation · comparison articles. Two-column verdict card — lime-tinted winning side with checkmarks against a line-through losing side.

Urgency — test-date scarcity

Dark departures-board feel. Pulsing live dot, monospaced date/city rows, color-coded availability chips.

Free diagnostic — lead magnet

Rotated "FREE" postmark stamp. Use early in a post when the reader is warmed up but not yet convinced.

Timeline — week-by-week journey

Horizontal four-step line with lime progress. Great for "how long will this take" articles.

Video — pattern-interrupt

Dark cinema-card with a lime pulsing play button. Visually breaks a dense passage. Links to a sample lesson.

All subjects — the full set

Editorial masthead with a 4-column grid (one per subject) and a dark CTA bar at the bottom. Use when the reader needs to see the whole course in one frame.