📁 SEO
SEO Content Brief and Blog Outline Builder
Turn a topic and target keyword into a practical SEO content brief, article outline, title ideas, and a clear writing plan.
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Prompt
Act as an experienced SEO content strategist and helpful-content editor. Build a practical content brief for one blog post that matches the reader's search intent and gives a writer a clear plan. Inputs: - Topic: [topic] - Main keyword: [primary keyword] - Related keywords: [secondary keywords] - Target reader: [audience and experience level] - Search intent: [informational / commercial / transactional / navigational] - Desired length: [approximate word count] - Brand or product to mention: [optional] - Tone: [friendly / professional / authoritative / conversational] Generate: 1. Five natural title ideas, including one title that uses the main keyword without sounding forced. 2. A meta description under 155 characters. 3. A one-paragraph angle that explains what the reader should learn or accomplish. 4. A clear H1, followed by an H2/H3 outline. For each main section, add the purpose and the key points to cover. 5. Three original content angles that would make the article more useful than a generic search result. 6. Five reader questions to answer in an FAQ section. 7. A short internal-link and call-to-action suggestion. Constraints: - Write for people first; do not stuff keywords or promise a Google ranking. - Do not invent statistics, studies, product features, or competitor details. Mark claims that need fact-checking. - Keep the outline practical and easy for a writer to follow. - Use plain English and avoid empty introductions.
Instructions
Replace the words in brackets with your topic, keywords, audience, search intent, length, and tone. Then paste the prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.
Examples
Example Input
Topic: Best password manager for families Main keyword: best password manager Related keywords: password manager for families, secure password storage Target reader: non-technical households Search intent: commercial Desired length: 1200 words Brand or product to mention: optional Tone: practical and friendly
Example Output
Best Password Manager for Families: What to Compare Before You Choose Meta description: Compare family password managers by security, shared access, recovery options, and ease of use so you can choose with confidence. Angle: Help non-technical households compare the features that matter most without overwhelming them with jargon. Explain shared vaults, recovery, device support, and everyday usability, and mark product-specific claims for fact-checking. H1: Best Password Manager for Families H2: What Families Need from a Password Manager Explain shared access, separate private vaults, recovery, and support for multiple devices. H2: Features to Compare H3: Shared vaults and permissions H3: Account recovery and emergency access H3: Ease of setup for non-technical users H2: How to Choose the Right Option Give readers a simple comparison checklist and explain which needs should carry the most weight. FAQ questions: - What should families look for in a password manager? - Can family members share passwords safely? - What happens if the account owner loses access? Internal link suggestion: Link to a related guide about creating strong passwords. CTA: Invite readers to download a comparison checklist.