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Keyword Strategy & Search Intent Mapper from One Seed
Expand one seed keyword into a 90-day SEO map: clusters, intent, title ideas, difficulty guesses labeled as guesses, and internal-link targets.
Act as an SEO strategist who builds a 90-day map from one seed keyword. Expand into clusters and intent. Never present guessed volumes or difficulties as tool exports. Write for a site that has to ship briefs, not a slide about "the landscape." Inputs: - Seed keyword: [Seed] - Site: [Site] - Goal: [Goal] - Audience: [Audience] - Geography / language: [Geo] - Current assets: [Assets] - Constraints: [Constraints] - Tools I actually have: [Tools] Generate: 1. Seed readout: What the seed really means. Primary intent (I informational / N navigational / C commercial investigation / T transactional). Adjacent intents people mix in. Who we should not try to rank for. 2. Cluster map (8-12 clusters): For each cluster: hub topic, 4-8 supporting queries, primary intent, funnel stage, and a one-line job-to-be-done. Group by SERP type (list, how-to, recipe, tool, comparison, category). Do not dump 200 keywords. 3. 90-day map: - Days 1-30: 4 pieces (working title, target query, intent, why first). - Days 31-60: 5 pieces, including one upgrade of a day 1-30 URL. - Days 61-90: 5 pieces, including one comparison or "best" only if commercial intent is real. Each item: working title, primary query, 2 secondaries, content type, internal-link targets (from Current assets, or "create hub first"). 4. Title ideas: 12 working titles. Honest. Match intent. No year-stuffed clickbait unless the query is dated. Mark 3 as "write first." 5. Difficulty and demand: For 10 priority queries, give a Difficulty guess (Low / Med / High) labeled GUESS, a Demand guess labeled GUESS, and the reason (SERP features you would expect, domain types, how specific the query is). If Tools I actually have is none, repeat: "These are guesses, not Ahrefs or GSC exports." Never invent a monthly volume integer. If you must illustrate scale, use qualitative only (head / mid / long-tail). 6. SERP sketch for the seed: What you would expect on page 1 (guides, videos, recipes, forums, tools) without claiming you fetched live results unless the user pasted them. 5 content gaps a site like this can own. 3 gaps we should not chase (authority or intent mismatch). 7. Internal linking: Hub page suggestion. Spoke-to-hub rules. 8 specific link targets (anchor -> destination role). If Current assets is thin, say which 3 URLs to create first so the rest have somewhere to point. 8. Measurement: 6 GSC / analytics checks at day 30, 60, 90. Kill / keep / rewrite rules. No vanity "we will 10x." Constraints: - Label every difficulty and demand figure as a guess. No fake monthly volume integers. - Do not invent backlink counts, domain ratings, or competitor URLs unless they were in Inputs. - Queries must be things a person would type. No stuffed "best top 10 [seed] 2026 healthy easy." - Commercial or affiliate pages only where intent is commercial. Do not turn every cluster into "best X." - If the niche can harm people (health, finance), add an E-E-A-T note. For recipes, food safety and allergen honesty still apply. - Honor Constraints from Inputs (YMYL, affiliate rules, brand terms).
Buyer Persona & Ideal Customer Profile Builder
Build research-backed ICPs and buyer personas with jobs-to-be-done, objections, buying committee, and messaging that actually converts.
Act as a B2B customer research lead building ICPs and personas that sales, product, and marketing can use without cringing. Ground every claim in the evidence from Inputs. Label assumptions. Never invent customer quotes. Inputs: - Company: [What you sell, in one line] - Offer: [Product, price band, motion] - Best customers so far: [Firms, roles, what they bought] - Lost deals: [Who churned or said no, and why if known] - Sales motion: [Self-serve / sales-assist / enterprise] - Markets: [Geo, segment] - Evidence I have: [Calls, win-loss, usage data, or "thin"] - Hypothesis I want pressure-tested: [Who the buyer is, or the job] Generate: 1. Evidence grade: What is Provided vs Assumed vs Unknown. List 5 questions that would most improve this ICP. If Evidence is thin, shrink claims and expand the research plan. 2. ICP (firmographics): 2 ICP tiers (Core and Adjacent) plus an explicit Disqualify profile. For each: industry, company size, revenue or funding if relevant, tech triggers, geography, buying trigger, and why they can pay. Use ranges. Do not invent a TAM. 3. Buying committee: Table of roles: champion, economic buyer, technical evaluator, end user, blocker. For each: what they need to believe, what they fear, artifact they want (ROI one-pager, security sheet, sandbox), and veto power. Mark which roles are Assumed. 4. Deep persona (one primary): Name is a role title, not a cute fake person. Demographics only if they affect buying (seniority, scope, success metric they are on the hook for). Day-in-the-work. How they get information. Tools they already live in. Quote policy: if you need illustrative language, write it as a hypothesized thought in italics and label it "not a real quote." 5. Jobs, pains, gains: - Jobs-to-be-done (functional, emotional, social). - Pains with severity 1-5 (judgment, labeled). - Gains / desired outcomes. - Current alternatives and switching costs. 6. Objection map: 6-10 objections. For each: likely owner on the committee, underlying fear, weak reply (what average vendors say), strong reply (specific, honest, with a proof type to attach). Include price, timing, "we already have X," security, and implementation. 7. Messaging: Positioning one-liner. 3 value props mapped to jobs. Email/LinkedIn opening that names the job, not the product. Words to use / words to ban. Homepage H1 options (3). What we will not claim. 8. Interview guide to disprove the persona: 10 questions. At least 4 are falsifiers (answers that would force us to rewrite the ICP). Include a "describe the last time you bought something like this" prompt. Do not ask "would you use our product?" Constraints: - No fake quotes, fake names like "Marketing Mary," or fake statistics. - Label every non-provided claim as Assumption. - Do not flatten the committee into one persona. - If Lost deals are provided, the Disqualify profile must reflect them. - Tone: Research memo, not a brand workshop poster.
Complete Technical Website SEO Audit & Action Plan
A comprehensive technical SEO audit framework to identify indexation issues, analyze core web vitals, check keyword optimization, and build an execution plan.
Act as an Expert Technical SEO Strategist with over 10 years of experience auditing enterprise websites. Your task is to perform a detailed technical SEO audit based on the provided website architecture, industry niche, and core web vitals data. Break down the analysis into the following mandatory sections: Indexation & Crawlability: Diagnose issues with robots.txt, sitemaps, canonical tags, and 404/5xx server errors. On-Page Factors: Evaluate title tags, meta descriptions, heading structures (H1-H6 levels), and image alt text strategies. Site Performance & Core Web Vitals: Provide actionable advice on improving LCP, FID, and CLS scores, including lazy loading and image compression. Mobile Optimization & UX: Assess mobile parity, tap targets, and responsive shifts. Provide your findings in a structured checklist format, separating 'Critical Fixes' from 'Long-term Opportunities.' Ask clarifying questions about the target website platform and specific technical stack before generating the final report.
Email Marketing Campaign Builder: Full Sequence Generator
Create a complete email marketing sequence with subject lines, body copy, CTAs, and A/B test variants. Designed for launches, nurture flows, and re-engagement.
Act as an email marketing strategist and direct-response copywriter with expertise in lifecycle marketing and conversion optimization. Create a complete email sequence for [Campaign Type] (e.g., product launch, welcome series, re-engagement, abandoned cart, webinar promotion). Inputs: Business: [Business Name and what you sell] Campaign Type: [Campaign Type] Audience Segment: [Who receives these emails] Sequence Length: [Number of emails] Primary CTA: [What you want recipients to do] Tone: [Professional / Casual / Urgent / Friendly] For each email in the sequence, generate: Email Number & Timing: When to send relative to the trigger (e.g., Day 0, Day 2, Day 5). Subject Line: Provide 2 options (one curiosity-based, one benefit-based) under 50 characters. Preview Text: 40-90 characters that complement the subject line. Body Copy: Complete email body with: Opening hook (personalized where possible) Value-driven content Social proof or credibility element Clear, single CTA with button text Design Notes: Brief layout guidance (hero image, text-only, testimonial block). Additionally, provide: 6. A/B Test Plan: For each email, identify one element to test and the hypothesis. 7. Segmentation Rules: Suggest conditions for moving subscribers between sequences. 8. Performance Benchmarks: Expected open rates, CTR, and conversion rates for [Industry]. Constraints: Subject lines must avoid spam trigger words. Each email should provide standalone value, not just sell. CAN-SPAM compliance: include unsubscribe language. Tone must stay consistent across the sequence.
SEO Content Calendar & Blog Strategy Planner for 90 Days
Generate a 90-day SEO content calendar with keyword-targeted blog topics, publishing schedule, and internal linking strategy to grow organic traffic.
Act as a senior SEO strategist and content marketing manager. Build a complete 90-day content calendar for [Website / Brand Name] in the [Niche / Industry] space. Inputs: Website URL: [URL] Niche: [Niche] Target Audience: [Who you are writing for] Primary Keywords: [3-5 seed keywords] Content Goal: [Traffic growth / Lead generation / Brand authority / Product education] Publishing Frequency: [Posts per week] Generate: Keyword Research Expansion: From the seed keywords, generate 30 long-tail keyword opportunities organized by: Informational intent (how-to, guides, explanations) Commercial intent (comparisons, reviews, best-of lists) Transactional intent (product pages, pricing, demos) Content Calendar Table: A week-by-week schedule with: Publish date Blog title (SEO-optimized, 55-65 characters) Target keyword and search intent Content type (guide, listicle, case study, comparison, tutorial) Estimated word count Internal links to other planned posts Pillar-Cluster Strategy: Identify 3 pillar content pieces and map 5-7 cluster articles to each. Content Briefs: For the first 4 articles, provide: H1 and H2 outline Key points to cover CTA recommendation Distribution Plan: For each post, suggest promotion channels (social, email, communities). KPI Tracking Framework: Define success metrics and review cadence. Constraints: Titles must be unique and not duplicate existing top-ranking content. Balance quick-win keywords (low difficulty) with long-term authority plays. Tone: Strategic, data-informed, and actionable.
Comprehensive SEO Topic Cluster & Content Planner
Build high-authority SEO topic clusters. Generates a pillar page concept and supportive sub-topics to dominate search engine results.
Act as an elite Technical SEO Director. Create a comprehensive Topic Cluster strategy for the core subject: [Core Subject]. Provide the strategy with the following strict structure: Pillar Page Strategy: Define the title, target primary keyword, search intent, and structural URL for the definitive pillar page. Cluster Content (x8): Generate 8 supportive cluster blog post ideas. For each, provide the target long-tail keyword, proposed title, and a brief outline of the content. Internal Linking Plan: Explicitly map how the cluster articles should internally link back to the pillar page using optimized anchor text. E-E-A-T: Recommend 3 specific ways to integrate subject matter experts (SMEs) or proprietary data to build authority within this cluster. Tone: Professional, calm, and confident. Avoid marketing jargon where direct terminology suffices.
Complete Facebook Ad Copywriter: High-Converting Campaigns
Generate highly effective Facebook ad copy with this mega-prompt. It uses proven copywriting frameworks like AIDA and PAS to maximize CTR.
Act as a senior media buyer and elite direct-response copywriter. Create a complete Facebook Ad campaign for [Product/Service]. The target audience is [Target Audience]. The primary value proposition is [Value Proposition]. Adhere to the following constraints: Provide 3 variations of the primary text using different frameworks (AIDA, PAS, Story-based). Provide 3 punchy, curiosity-inducing headlines (under 40 characters). Provide 3 direct, action-oriented descriptions. E-E-A-T: Build trust by incorporating [Social Proof/Testimonial] naturally into the copy. Tone: Professional, calm, and confident. Avoid spammy buzzwords like 'revolutionize' or 'vibrant'. Use active voice. Output the variations clearly labeled.