Free, practical SEO prompts for keyword research, content strategy, on-page SEO, technical SEO, link building, AEO and GEO.
SEO prompts are structured instructions that help AI tools such as ChatGPT analyze keywords, search intent, content, competitors, technical SEO issues and optimization opportunities.
The prompts on this page are designed as reusable workflows. Replace the placeholders with your own website, keyword, audience or SEO data before running them.
Discover keyword ideas, long-tail terms, questions and entities.
Understand what users actually want from a search query.
Group keywords into meaningful content clusters.
Build topics, briefs and content plans.
Improve titles, headings, content, internal links and metadata.
Diagnose crawling, indexing, canonical and technical problems.
Find outreach angles and backlink opportunities.
Make content easier for answer engines and AI search systems to understand.
Find keyword opportunities around a topic without relying on invented search-volume data.
You are an experienced SEO strategist.
I want to research keywords for:
Website:
[WEBSITE]
Business / niche:
[NICHE]
Target audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Country / market:
[COUNTRY]
Main topic:
[TOPIC]
Business goal:
[GOAL]
Generate a keyword research framework covering:
1. Primary keyword ideas
2. Long-tail keywords
3. Question-based queries
4. Commercial-intent keywords
5. Comparison keywords
6. Problem-based searches
7. Transactional keywords
8. Supporting semantic terms
9. Important entities related to the topic
10. Potential content clusters
For every keyword, provide:
– Keyword
– Search intent
– Funnel stage
– Suggested content type
– Primary / secondary classification
– Reason it may be valuable
Do NOT invent search volume, keyword difficulty,
CPC or ranking data.
Clearly separate ideas that require validation
from verified data supplied by me.
Determine the dominant intent behind a keyword before creating content.
Analyze the search intent for this keyword:
[KEYWORD]
Target country:
[COUNTRY]
Website type:
[WEBSITE TYPE]
Classify the keyword as:
– Informational
– Commercial investigation
– Transactional
– Navigational
– Local
Then explain:
1. What the searcher most likely wants
2. What information they expect
3. What type of page should rank
4. Recommended content format
5. Important subtopics
6. Questions the page should answer
7. Potential conversion opportunity
If I provide competing URLs, analyze them and
identify common search-intent patterns.
Do not assume search volume or rankings
without supplied data.
Return:
Intent:
Primary user goal:
Recommended page type:
Content angle:
Required sections:
Conversion opportunity:
Turn a keyword and search intent into a practical content brief.
Create a detailed SEO content brief for:
Primary keyword:
[PRIMARY KEYWORD]
Secondary keywords:
[SECONDARY KEYWORDS]
Audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Country:
[COUNTRY]
Search intent:
[SEARCH INTENT]
Business goal:
[BUSINESS GOAL]
Competitor URLs:
[URL 1]
[URL 2]
[URL 3]
Build the brief with:
1. Recommended SEO title
2. H1
3. Search-intent summary
4. Reader’s main problem
5. Key information the page must provide
6. Recommended H2 sections
7. H3 subsections
8. Important questions to answer
9. Relevant entities
10. Internal linking opportunities
11. External source opportunities
12. Conversion opportunity
13. Suggested content format
14. SERP feature opportunities
15. AEO-friendly questions
16. Missing information competitors may not cover
Do not force keywords unnaturally.
Prioritize usefulness and complete topic coverage.
Review an existing page and identify actionable on-page improvements.
Act as an on-page SEO auditor.
Page URL:
[URL]
Target keyword:
[KEYWORD]
Target audience:
[AUDIENCE]
Here is the page content:
[PASTE CONTENT]
Audit the page for:
1. Search intent match
2. Title tag
3. Meta description
4. H1
5. Heading hierarchy
6. Keyword relevance
7. Semantic coverage
8. Topic completeness
9. Internal linking
10. External references
11. Image opportunities
12. FAQ opportunities
13. Featured snippet opportunities
14. AEO answer opportunities
15. Conversion elements
16. Content quality
17. Thin or redundant sections
For each issue provide:
– Current problem
– Why it matters
– Recommended change
– Example improvement
– Priority: High / Medium / Low
Do not recommend keyword stuffing.
Identify what should be updated on an existing article.
Analyze this existing article:
URL:
[URL]
Original target keyword:
[KEYWORD]
Current article:
[PASTE CONTENT]
Latest performance data:
[PASTE GSC / ANALYTICS DATA IF AVAILABLE]
Find opportunities to improve:
1. Outdated information
2. Missing subtopics
3. Search-intent changes
4. Missing questions
5. Missing entities
6. Weak explanations
7. Internal links
8. External references
9. Title and meta description
10. Content structure
11. AEO opportunities
12. Conversion opportunities
Separate:
KEEP
UPDATE
REMOVE
ADD
Do not rewrite the entire article automatically.
First provide an editorial action plan.
1. Choose the right prompt
Do not use a content-writing prompt when your real problem is keyword research or search intent.
2. Replace every placeholder
Add your website, business, target audience, country, keywords and available SEO data.
3. Give AI real data
When possible, provide GSC exports, keyword lists, competitor URLs, page content or crawl data.
4. Verify the output
AI can help with analysis and drafting, but keyword volume, rankings, indexing, crawling and other SEO metrics should be validated using appropriate SEO tools and first-party data.
