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AI SEO prompt builder for usable output

Pick a task, describe your site, and copy a prompt with the five parts that make AI output worth using.

Your prompt

You are an SEO strategist.

Context: My site is about [what your site sells or covers]. My audience is [who you serve] in the United States.

Source material (Seed topics):
"""
[paste here]
"""

Task: List 40 search queries a real buyer would type, phrased as questions where natural. Group them by search intent (informational, commercial, transactional) and name the single page that should answer each group.

Rules:
- Use only the source material and well-established facts.
- Do not invent statistics, search volumes, prices, quotes, ratings, or reviews.
- Mark anything you are unsure about with [verify].
- Write in plain American English.

Output format: A table with columns: query, intent, target page.

Paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, then replace [paste here] with your source material.

What does the AI SEO Prompt Builder do?

The AI SEO Prompt Builder assembles a structured prompt with a role, your context, a slot for source material, rules against invented data, and a required output format. Those five parts are what separate useful SEO output from generic filler.

Why does the prompt ask for source material?

The prompt asks for source material because a model without your data can only return the average of what it has read. Pasting competitor headings, your draft, or a Search Console export is the single biggest improvement you can make.

Which AI model should you use it with?

You can use these prompts with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any general AI model. They rely on clear instructions, not on features of one product.

Questions

Does this tool call an AI model?

No. The AI SEO Prompt Builder only builds the prompt text in your browser. You paste it into the AI model of your choice.

Will the rules stop the AI from inventing facts?

The rules reduce invented facts but do not eliminate them. Always verify statistics, prices, and quotes against a primary source before publishing.