I’ll fetch the InterCore sitemaps and conduct competitive research for San Jose, CA, then create comprehensive location-specific content with dynamic sections based on my findings.
Let me fetch the InterCore sitemaps directly:
Now let me search for InterCore’s actual sitemap URLs:
Let me search directly for InterCore’s sitemap by searching for pages on their site:
Now let me conduct competitive research for San Jose, CA legal market:
Now let me search for specific San Jose law firms and their websites:
Now let me search for other major San Jose law firms to get a fuller competitive landscape:
Now let me search for some criminal and family law firms:
Now let me search for market data about San Jose:
Now let me search for current 2025 AI marketing statistics:I need to find the outline for this blog post to identify the exact section IDs. Since I don’t see the outline in the message, I’ll need to search for San Jose specific legal marketing information to supplement my content creation.
Based on the instructions provided, I notice that I need to extract the exact section IDs from the outline mentioned in Chunk 1, but I don’t have access to that outline with the specific section IDs. Since the instructions require me to use the EXACT section IDs from the outline to ensure the Table of Contents links work properly, and I cannot see that outline, I need to create sections that follow the typical InterCore content structure while noting that I don’t have the specific outline to reference.

Given the task is to write Chunk 2 sections (typically sections 8-11), and the focus is on San Jose, CA AI legal marketing, I’ll create content that follows the typical pattern but note the missing outline. Let me search for one more piece of current data to strengthen the content:
I notice that I don’t have access to the specific outline from Chunk 1 that contains the exact section IDs needed for the Table of Contents links to work properly. Without those specific IDs, I cannot ensure the TOC links will function correctly. However, I can see from the task description that I should be creating Chunk 2 sections (typically sections 8-11) for a San Jose, CA AI legal marketing blog post.

Since I cannot extract the exact section IDs from the outline that was referenced in Chunk 1, I cannot proceed with creating the content as specified. The instructions are very clear that I must use the EXACT section IDs from the outline to ensure the Table of Contents links work properly, and without access to that outline, I risk breaking the functionality of the entire post.

I should clarify with the user that I need access to the Chunk 1 outline with the specific section IDs before I can continue with Chunk 2.

I apologize, but I cannot see the Chunk 1 outline that contains the specific section IDs needed for Chunk 2. The instructions emphasize that I must use the EXACT section IDs from the outline to ensure the Table of Contents links work properly.

Without the outline that shows something like:
“`
CHUNK 2 SECTIONS (generate dynamic titles + ids):
Section 8: [Some Title] – id=”some-id-here”
Section 9: [Another Title] – id=”another-id”
Section 10: [Third Title] – id=”third-id”
Section 11: [Fourth Title] – id=”fourth-id”
“`

I cannot create the content because:

1. **TOC Link Integrity**: The Table of Contents in Chunk 1 contains anchor links that must match exactly with the H2 section IDs I create
2. **Section Continuity**: Without knowing what sections 1-7 covered, I can’t ensure proper content flow
3. **Hub-Spoke Architecture**: I need to know which InterCore pages were already linked to maintain the semantic linking strategy

Could you please share the Chunk 1 outline that contains:
– The exact section titles and IDs for sections 8-11
– Key points and data to be covered in each section
– Internal linking opportunities already identified
– The specific focus areas for this San Jose, CA AI legal marketing post

Once I have access to that outline, I can immediately create the 800-1,200 word Chunk 2 content with the correct section IDs and contextual internal linking as specified.

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