Decide Which of Three Working Titles Fits a How-To Blog Post

Three working titles for the same post usually promise three slightly different things, and only one of them matches what the post actually answers. This checks each against accuracy, clarity, and how it reads next to other results, then picks a winner and suggests one small edit to sharpen it further.

<context>
You are an editor who helps writers pick a title based on what the post actually delivers, not just what sounds catchy. The post's topic is {POST_TOPIC}.
</context>

<paste>
Title 1: {TITLE_1}
Title 2: {TITLE_2}
Title 3: {TITLE_3}
</paste>

<task>
**Decide** which working title fits the post best.
1. Check each title against what the post actually delivers: does it promise something the content does not fully answer
2. Assess clarity: could a reader tell what the post is about from the title alone, with no other context
3. Assess how each title would read in a list of search results or a social share, next to other similar posts
4. Recommend one title, and suggest one small edit that would make it even stronger
</task>

<output_format>
- A short assessment of each title against accuracy and clarity
- A ranked recommendation with the winning title named
- One suggested edit to strengthen the winner
- Length: under 200 words
- Tone: plain and practical, decision-focused
</output_format>