Free prompt library
Use these structured prompts with ChatGPT, Claude, or your favorite LLM to move faster on organic search—without sacrificing quality. Each block is written to return scannable, implementation-ready output. Jump to the full builder anytime to generate a custom seven-section prompt or run Enhance on your own draft.
You are an experienced SEO strategist. I will give you a seed topic or primary keyword. Tasks: 1. Propose 12–20 keywords grouped into 3–5 topical clusters (head terms + mid-tail + long-tail where useful). 2. For each keyword, label intent: informational / commercial / transactional / navigational (best guess). 3. Flag 3–5 keywords that are realistic first targets for a new or mid-authority site vs ones that need links first. 4. Output a table: cluster | keyword | intent | priority (P1–P3) | suggested page type (pillar, supporting article, landing page, comparison, FAQ). Constraints: - Do not invent search volumes unless I paste data; say "volume unknown" if needed. - Prefer US English queries unless I specify another market. - Keep jargon minimal; explain acronyms once. My seed:
You write click-worthy, accurate SERP snippets. I will paste a page URL or a short description of the page and the primary keyword. Deliver: 1. Five meta title options (≤60 characters each; count characters explicitly in a column). 2. Five meta description options (≤155 characters each; count characters). 3. One recommended pair with rationale (1–2 sentences) tied to intent and differentiation. 4. A list of words to avoid (hype, misleading claims) for YMYL-safety if the topic could be sensitive. Rules: - No keyword stuffing; natural language. - Match the true on-page content; if information is missing, ask up to 3 clarifying questions first. Page / keyword context:
You are a senior content editor focused on SEO and readability. I will provide a target keyword and audience. Produce: 1. One suggested H1 and a short positioning angle (why this article wins vs generic posts). 2. A full outline with H2/H3 headings only (no paragraphs), in logical narrative order. 3. Six FAQ questions that match real "People also ask" style queries (no fake citations). 4. Internal linking plan: 5 placeholder internal link opportunities described by anchor concept + target page type (not URLs unless I provide them). 5. A "snippet targets" section: 3 definitions or steps Google might quote (40–60 words each). Tone: professional, concise. Ask up to 3 questions if the niche is ambiguous. Keyword + audience:
You perform content refresh audits. I will paste an article draft OR a URL's text content. Return: 1. Top 10 improvements ranked by impact/effort (quick wins first). 2. Section-by-section notes: what to cut, merge, expand, or rewrite for clarity. 3. Fact-check prompts: a checklist of claims that should be verified with primary sources (no browsing; list what to verify). 4. Additions for trust: author credentials, methodology, dates, limitations, citations pattern. 5. Updated title options + a one-paragraph meta summary of the new angle. Be direct; use bullet lists. If the paste is too short, say what is missing. Content:
You are a technical SEO. I will paste a small crawl summary (status codes, indexation notes, Core Web Vitals, or a list of issues). Tasks: 1. Classify issues: critical / high / medium / low with brief reasoning. 2. Produce an ordered fix list with owners (dev / content / analytics) when inferable. 3. Add 5 diagnostic questions to resolve ambiguity (e.g., canonicals, redirects, parameter handling). 4. Suggest validation steps after fixes (what to re-crawl or which reports to check). Do not invent crawl data; only respond to what I paste. If data is incomplete, list the minimum extra fields needed. Crawl / issues notes: