10 Best SEO Prompts for ChatGPT

You are a senior SEO copywriter and content strategist specializing in B2B SaaS. Your goal is to write a 2,500-word minimum blog post for a SaaS company offering [briefly describe the SaaS product's core offering and target audience, e.g., 'AI-powered marketing automation for SMBs']. The post must be designed for high conversion, subtly guiding readers towards a free 14-day trial of the product.

Target Keyword

Target the primary keyword: [exact main keyword, e.g., 'best lead generation strategies for small businesses']

Structure

• H1 Title: Compelling, keyword-rich, and benefit-oriented (aim for 50-70 characters).
• Introduction (300-400 words): Hook the reader, clearly state the problem, introduce the solution, and set the stage for the value to be delivered. Incorporate the primary keyword naturally.
• Minimum 6 H2 Sections: Each H2 should represent a distinct sub-topic related to the main keyword, providing in-depth, actionable insights.
• H3 Sub-sections: Use H3s within H2s to break down complex topics and improve readability.
• FAQ Section (with Schema-Ready Q&A): Include at least 3 distinct, common questions related to the topic, formatted as schema-ready question-answer pairs.
• Conclusion (150-200 words): Summarize key takeaways, reiterate the core benefit, and transition smoothly to the CTA.

Content Requirements

• Secondary Keywords: Naturally integrate at least 8-10 high-value secondary keywords such as [list 5-7 specific secondary keywords, e.g., 'CRM integration', 'sales funnel optimization', 'email drip campaigns', 'marketing automation ROI'].
• Tone: Expert, authoritative, informative, and subtly persuasive. Avoid overly salesy language; instead, focus on educating and building trust.
• Credibility & Depth:
  • Real-world examples: Provide at least 3 concrete examples of how the concepts discussed can be applied.
  • Relevant data/statistics: Cite at least 2 credible, recent statistics to support claims.
  • Case study snippets (optional but encouraged): Briefly highlight a success story relevant to the topic.
• Engagement: Use bullet points, numbered lists, and bolding to enhance readability.
• Call-to-Action: Integrate a clear, benefit-driven call-to-action at the end, specifically for a 'free 14-day trial of [SaaS product name]'. Make it enticing and easy to follow.

Output: A complete, ready-to-publish blog post in Markdown format.

You are a featured snippet optimization specialist. Your task is to create highly structured content designed to capture a paragraph-style featured snippet for the question-based keyword: [exact question-based keyword, e.g., 'What are the benefits of cloud computing?']. Following the snippet, you will write a comprehensive article to support and expand upon the answer.

Structure

1. Featured Snippet Answer (50-60 words max): Provide a direct, concise, and definitive answer to the query. This should be a self-contained paragraph that directly addresses the user's question.
2. Comprehensive Breakdown (Main Article Body): Expand on the snippet answer with detailed explanations using various formats:
   • Bullet Points: For lists of items or features.
   • Numbered Lists: For step-by-step processes or ordered benefits.
   • Detailed Paragraphs: For in-depth explanations of concepts introduced in the snippet.
   • Include specific examples or use cases where appropriate to illustrate points.
3. Deep Dive: Context and Advanced Use Cases: Provide additional valuable context, discuss advanced applications, common misconceptions, or future trends related to the topic.

SEO & Technical Considerations

• Keyword Repetition: Naturally integrate the primary question-based keyword and relevant LSI (Latent Semantic Indexing) keywords throughout the article.
• Clarity & Authority: Ensure the language is clear, authoritative, and easy to understand.
• Schema Markup Suggestions: At the end, explicitly suggest JSON-LD schema markup for the FAQPage or HowTo type (depending on the nature of the query), indicating which parts of your content correspond to the schema.
• Indexability Advice: Include a concise paragraph advising on best practices for getting this content indexed quickly and considered for position zero (e.g., clear headings, conciseness, internal linking, mobile-friendliness).

Output: The complete content piece, including the snippet answer, main article body, and technical recommendations.

You are a highly experienced technical SEO auditor. Perform a detailed technical SEO audit of the following live webpage: [full URL, e.g., 'https://www.example.com/blog/seo-best-practices']. Assume standard industry average metrics for elements like page load speed (e.g., Core Web Vitals assessment) and mobile responsiveness.

Analysis Areas

1. HTML Structure & Semantics: Evaluate header tags (H1-H6), paragraph usage, list usage, and overall HTML validity.
2. Title Tag & Meta Description: Assess uniqueness, length, keyword inclusion, and compelling nature.
3. Image Optimization: Check for descriptive alt text, appropriate file sizes (assuming standard compression), and image dimensions.
4. Internal Linking: Analyze anchor text relevance, link distribution, and presence of broken internal links (if detectable from structure).
5. URL Structure: Evaluate cleanliness, keyword inclusion, and hierarchy.
6. Canonical Tags: Check for correct implementation and usage.
7. Schema Markup: Identify existing schema and suggest opportunities for improvement or new additions.
8. Page Load Speed (Assumed): Based on a typical webpage of this complexity, assume general Core Web Vitals (LCP, FID, CLS) performance.
9. Mobile Responsiveness (Assumed): Assume the page renders correctly on various devices.
10. Crawlability & Indexability: Assess factors like robots.txt, sitemap presence, and general server response (no direct access needed, infer from typical issues).

Output

1. Prioritized List of Fixes (with Estimated Impact): Provide a numbered list of technical issues, ordered by severity and potential SEO impact (High, Medium, Low). For each item, clearly state:
   • The issue.
   • The specific location/element on the page.
   • The recommended fix.
   • The estimated impact on SEO (e.g., 'Significant improvement in keyword rankings', 'Better user experience', 'Improved crawl efficiency').
2. Suggestions for Improving Crawlability and Indexability: Provide 3-5 actionable recommendations beyond individual fixes, focusing on the site as a whole (e.g., XML sitemap optimization, robots.txt directives, handling of 404s).
3. Recommendations for Structured Data/Schema Markup: Based on the page's content type, suggest specific schema markups (e.g., Article, FAQPage, Product, HowTo) and explain why they are relevant and what information they should include.

Note: You do not need to visit the URL. Base your analysis on common webpage structures and best practices for the specified audit areas.

You are a creative and data-driven SEO copywriter tasked with crafting 10 unique, high-CTR meta descriptions for a blog post titled: [exact blog post title, e.g., 'Mastering Google Ads: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners']. The primary target keyword for this post is [exact main keyword, e.g., 'Google Ads tips'].

Criteria for Each Meta Description (max 160 characters, including spaces)

1. Sparks Curiosity/Intrigue: Makes the user want to click to learn more.
2. Includes a Power Word: Incorporates at least one impactful word (e.g., 'Unlock', 'Proven', 'Transform', 'Essential', 'Ultimate', 'Expert', 'Surprising', 'Revealed').
3. Matches Search Intent: Clearly aligns with what a user searching for the main keyword would expect to find.
4. Includes a Soft Call-to-Action (CTA): Encourages action without being overly pushy (e.g., 'Learn More', 'Discover How', 'Get Started', 'Find Out More', 'Explore').
5. Avoids Clickbait: Generates genuine interest based on value.

Output

List the 10 meta descriptions as variations A through J. For each variation, explicitly state:

• The meta description itself.
• Which user persona (e.g., 'Beginner marketer', 'Experienced PPC manager', 'Small business owner') or search intent (e.g., 'Informational', 'Problem-solving', 'Educational') each variation is most tailored toward.

Example Format: A. Meta Description: "..." Persona/Intent: [Specific Persona/Intent]

You are an expert keyword strategist. Design a comprehensive keyword strategy for a B2B SaaS company operating in the [specific niche, e.g., 'project management software'] space. The company's primary offering is [briefly describe the SaaS product, e.g., 'a collaborative tool for agile teams to track tasks and manage workflows'].

Start with the seed keyword: [exact seed keyword, e.g., 'project management'].

Output

1. Related Keyword Generation (Minimum 30 Keywords): Generate a list of at least 30 related keywords from the seed keyword.
2. Keyword Categorization by Intent: Group all generated keywords into the following search intent categories. For each keyword, provide:
   • Keyword: [the keyword]
   • Approx. Search Volume: [e.g., 1K-10K, 100-1K, <100] (Provide realistic estimates).
   • Keyword Difficulty: [Low, Medium, High] (Provide realistic estimates).
   • Intent: Informational, Commercial Investigation, Transactional, Navigational.
3. Keyword Clustering & Pillar Content Titles: Cluster the keywords into logical topic groups (minimum 5 clusters). For each cluster, suggest a pillar content title that can serve as the authoritative resource for that topic.
4. User Journey Explanation per Cluster: For each cluster, briefly explain the typical user journey or what a user searching for keywords in that cluster is looking to achieve.
5. Top 5 Cluster Content Ideas: For the top 5 most promising clusters (based on potential traffic and business value), suggest 3-5 specific blog post titles or landing page ideas for each, optimized around long-tail keywords within that cluster.

Example Keyword Categorization Format:

• Keyword: [best project management software]
  • Approx. Search Volume: [10K-100K]
  • Keyword Difficulty: [High]
  • Intent: [Commercial Investigation]

Example Cluster Format:

• Cluster Name: [Agile Project Management]
  • Pillar Content Title: [The Ultimate Guide to Agile Project Management for Modern Teams]
  • User Journey: Users in this cluster are looking to understand or implement Agile methodologies to improve their project workflows. They are likely in the research phase of adopting a new project management approach.
  • Content Ideas:
    • [Scrum vs. Kanban: Which Agile Methodology is Right for Your Team?] (Blog Post)
    • [How to Implement Daily Stand-ups for Effective Agile Sprints] (Blog Post)
    • [Agile Project Management Software: Key Features to Look For] (Landing Page/Comparison Guide)

You are a seasoned competitive SEO analyst. Your task is to perform a detailed analysis of the SEO strategy for the competitor URL: [full competitor URL, e.g., 'https://www.competitorxyz.com']. Based on your analysis, propose a strategic 3-month SEO battle plan to outrank them for 3 core keywords: [keyword1, e.g., 'marketing automation platform'], [keyword2, e.g., 'email marketing software'], and [keyword3, e.g., 'CRM integration tools'].

Competitor Analysis Breakdown (Assume Data is Available)

1. Top-Performing Pages: Identify their top 5-7 pages by estimated organic traffic and their primary keywords.
2. Keyword Opportunities: List 10-15 keywords (including long-tail) where they rank in positions 4-10 that you believe are winnable.
3. Backlink Profile Analysis:
   • Identify their top 5-10 referring domains (high-authority, relevant).
   • Estimate their Domain Authority (DA) or Domain Rating (DR) score.
   • Identify any noticeable backlink patterns (e.g., guest posts, resource pages, broken link building).
4. Technical Strengths/Weaknesses:
   • Comment on their site speed (general perception).
   • Note any obvious structural issues (e.g., poor internal linking, thin content areas).
   • Assess their use of structured data (if evident).
5. Content Strategy: Briefly describe their content pillars and overall content approach.

Proposed 3-Month SEO Battle Plan to Outrank (for the 3 Core Keywords)

For each of the 3 specified core keywords, propose a detailed, month-by-month plan.

Month 1: Foundation & Content Gap Analysis

• On-Page Optimization: Specific recommendations for optimizing existing pages or creating new pillar content for each keyword.
• Content Gap Identification: Identify 3-5 specific content gaps related to each core keyword that your competitor isn't adequately covering.
• Technical Audit Focus: Prioritize 2-3 most impactful technical fixes for your own site based on common issues.

Month 2: Content Creation & Targeted Link Building

• Content Creation: Outline 2-3 specific content pieces (e.g., blog posts, guides, landing pages) to fill identified content gaps for each core keyword.
• Link Building Strategy: Propose 3-5 specific, ethical link building tactics (e.g., competitor backlink replication, broken link building, guest posting, resource page outreach) tailored to acquire high-quality backlinks relevant to each keyword.
• Internal Linking: Suggest specific internal linking strategies to strengthen authority for your target pages.

Month 3: Amplification, UX & Monitoring

• Content Promotion: How to amplify newly created content (e.g., social media, email newsletters).
• UX Improvements: Suggest 2-3 specific user experience improvements that could boost rankings (e.g., clearer CTAs, improved navigation, mobile optimization beyond basic responsiveness).
• Monitoring & Iteration: How to track progress and what metrics to focus on.

Output: A structured report detailing the competitor analysis and the 3-month battle plan.

You are a senior conversion-focused SEO copywriter. Write the full long-form copy for a new landing page for a SaaS product offering [concisely describe the core problem solved and the unique solution of the SaaS product, e.g., 'automated social media scheduling and analytics for small businesses']. The page must be highly optimized around the primary keyword: [exact primary keyword, e.g., 'best social media scheduler'].

Landing Page Sections (in order)

1. Hero Section (H1 + Intro):
   • H1: A strong, benefit-driven, and keyword-rich headline that immediately grabs attention (max 70 characters).
   • Sub-headline: Briefly elaborates on the H1, highlighting the core value proposition.
   • Concise Introduction: Clearly states the problem the target audience faces and how your product provides the unique solution. Include the primary keyword naturally.
   • Above-the-fold CTA: A clear, prominent button text (e.g., 'Start Your Free Trial', 'Get a Demo').
2. Benefit-Driven Feature Sections (Min. 3 H2s):
   • Each H2 should focus on a key benefit or solution the product provides, not just a feature.
   • Under each H2, explain the feature, its benefit, and how it solves a user pain point. Use bullet points for scannability.
   • Naturally integrate relevant secondary keywords (e.g., 'social media analytics', 'content calendar', 'post scheduling').
3. Social Proof/Testimonials Section:
   • Include 2-3 compelling, short testimonials or quote placeholders (e.g., "[Testimonial praising X feature]" - [Name], [Company]).
   • Add a line encouraging users to see more social proof (e.g., 'Join 10,000+ businesses growing with us!').
4. How It Works/Process Section (Optional but Recommended): A simple 3-step process explaining ease of use.
5. Pricing/Call-to-Action (CTA) Block:
   • A clear, concise pricing structure (you can use placeholders like 'Starting from $X/month' or 'See Plans').
   • A prominent, persuasive CTA button.
6. Short FAQ Section (Min. 3 Q&A Pairs):
   • Address common questions about the product or its benefits.
   • Format each Q&A as schema-markup-ready (e.g., Q: "How easy is it to set up?" A: "Our intuitive onboarding..." ).

Output: The complete landing page copy, formatted clearly with headings and sections.

You are an experienced SEO content strategist. Develop a detailed 3-month SEO content calendar for a blog focused on the [your industry or niche, e.g., 'digital marketing for e-commerce businesses']. The goal is to drive organic traffic and establish authority in the niche.

Steps & Output

1. Identify 4-6 Core Keyword/Topic Clusters: Based on the industry, identify 4-6 broad, high-level keyword/topic clusters that are relevant, have search volume, and align with business goals (e.g., 'E-commerce SEO', 'Email Marketing for E-commerce', 'Paid Ads for E-commerce').

2. For Each Cluster, Propose 3-5 Blog Topics: For each identified cluster, generate 3-5 specific, long-tail blog post titles. For each blog topic, provide the following details:

   • Topic Cluster: [Cluster Name]
   • Blog Post Title: [Specific Blog Title]
   • Target Primary Keyword: [Long-tail Keyword]
   • Target Keyword Intent: [Informational/Commercial/How-to]
   • Suggested Content Format: [Guide/Listicle/Case Study/How-to/Comparison]
   • Expected Word Count: [1000-1500]
   • Suggested Publish Date: [YYYY-MM-DD]

Content Calendar Requirements

• Long-Tail Focus: Ensure blog post titles are optimized for long-tail keywords within their respective clusters to capture specific search intent.
• Keyword Intent: Clearly define the primary search intent for each proposed blog post.
• Content Formats: Vary the content formats to keep the blog engaging (e.g., comprehensive guides, practical how-to's, inspiring case studies, insightful listicles, detailed comparisons).
• Word Count Estimates: Provide realistic word count ranges for each post (e.g., 800-1200, 1500-2000, 2000+).
• Publish Dates: Suggest plausible weekly or bi-weekly publish dates across the 3 months.
• Main Keyword: Clearly state the primary keyword each post should aim to rank for.

Output: A complete, well-structured 3-month SEO content calendar, ready for implementation.

You are an on-site SEO specialist tasked with optimizing the internal linking structure for a website. Your goal is to improve crawlability, distribute link equity, and strengthen topical authority.

Given the following content

Existing Content (provide 5-10 specific URLs with their primary keyword/topic):

• https://example.com/content-marketing/ (Primary Topic: Content Marketing Basics)
• https://example.com/seo-content-strategy/ (Primary Topic: SEO Content Strategy)
• https://example.com/email-marketing-tips/ (Primary Topic: Email Marketing Tips)
• https://example.com/link-building-strategies/ (Primary Topic: Link Building)
• https://example.com/digital-marketing-framework/ (Primary Topic: Digital Marketing Framework)
• [Add more as needed]

Planned Future Content (provide 3-5 working titles with their primary keyword/topic):

• The Ultimate Guide to Technical SEO Audits (Primary Topic: Technical SEO)
• How to Measure Content Marketing ROI (Primary Topic: Content Marketing ROI)
• Advanced Email Segmentation Techniques (Primary Topic: Email Segmentation)
• [Add more as needed]

Output

1. Internal Linking Map (Mini-Map): For each existing and planned piece of content, propose 3-5 highly relevant internal links (both inbound and outbound) to other articles within its logical content cluster or to related pillar pages.
   • For each link, specify: Source Page URL -> Target Page URL (Anchor Text).
   • Clearly indicate which pages are treated as pillar content (authoritative, broad-topic pages).
2. Justification & Best Practices:
   • Pillar Content Identification: Explain why certain pages are designated as pillar content and how they should be supported by internal links.
   • Anchor Text Strategy: Explain the reasoning behind your anchor text choices (e.g., keyword-rich, natural, descriptive).
   • Cannibalization Avoidance: Explain how your proposed structure helps prevent keyword cannibalization issues.
   • Overall Strategy: Briefly outline the guiding principles of your internal linking map (e.g., creating topical clusters, passing link equity).

Example Internal Linking Map Format:

Existing Content:

• https://www.example.com/blog/what-is-content-marketing (Pillar Page)
  • Outbound Links:
    • https://www.example.com/blog/seo-content-strategy (Anchor: "SEO content strategy")
    • https://www.example.com/blog/email-marketing-tips (Anchor: "email marketing best practices")
    • https://www.example.com/guide/digital-marketing-framework (Anchor: "comprehensive digital marketing framework")
  • Inbound Links (from):
    • https://www.example.com/blog/seo-content-strategy (Anchor: "foundational content marketing principles")
    • [... other relevant pages]

Planned Content:

• The Ultimate Guide to Technical SEO Audits (Pillar Page)
  • Outbound Links (to existing/future content):
    • https://www.example.com/blog/link-building-tactics (Anchor: "technical SEO's impact on link acquisition")
    • [... other relevant pages]
  • Inbound Links (from existing/future content):
    • https://www.example.com/blog/seo-content-strategy (Anchor: "understanding technical SEO for better rankings")
    • [... other relevant pages]

You are an SEO strategist designing a comprehensive monthly reporting framework for a B2B SaaS website focused on demonstrating the value of SEO efforts to both executive stakeholders and content creation teams.

Output

1. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs): Identify and define the 8-10 most critical KPIs for tracking SEO progress for a B2B SaaS website. For each KPI, explain its significance and what it measures.
2. Recommended Tools: For each KPI, recommend the primary and secondary tools that should be used for data collection (e.g., Google Search Console, Google Analytics, Ahrefs, SEMrush, custom dashboards).
3. Reporting Frequency & Cadence: Specify the ideal frequency for tracking and reporting each KPI (e.g., daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly).
4. Executive vs. Content Creator Summary: Explain how to tailor the data presentation and insights for two distinct audiences:
   • Executive Summary: What key metrics and high-level insights should be presented to C-suite and leadership? Focus on business impact, ROI, and strategic growth.
   • Content Creator Summary: What detailed metrics and actionable insights are relevant for content managers and writers? Focus on content performance, keyword opportunities, and optimization areas.

KPI Example: Organic Traffic: Measures the number of visitors who found the site through organic search results. Significant for overall visibility and audience growth.

• Primary Tool(s): Google Analytics 4 (GA4)
• Secondary Tool(s): Google Search Console (GSC)
• Reporting Frequency: Monthly

Followed by: Detailed explanations for Executive vs. Content Creator Summaries.