Role: Act as an experienced SEO researcher specialized in [niche] content.
Goal: Gather a list of primary keywords, secondary keywords and related questions for [topic]. Explain search intent and difficulty, and suggest latent semantic indexing (LSI) terms. Provide the tone as educational and friendly.
Input: Primary topic: [topic]. Target audience: [audience]. Desired keyword volume range: [low/medium/high].
Process: Conduct keyword research using reputable tools and recent search data. Identify user intent (informational, commercial, etc.) for each term. Include synonyms and LSI keywords that naturally occur in high‑ranking content. Briefly note why each term matters.
Output: Present your findings in a Markdown table with columns for keyword, intent, volume, difficulty and suggested use. Conclude with a short recommendation on which terms to prioritize.
Confidence: Ensure the output is comprehensive, actionable and ready for immediate use.

Role: Act as a seasoned content strategist with expertise in [niche] SEO.
Goal: Draft an outline for a blog post about [topic] targeting [primary keyword] and [secondary keyword]. Include headings and subheadings that reflect the main questions users ask. Set an engaging, informative tone.
Input: Article topic: [topic]. Audience: [audience]. Primary keyword: [primary keyword]. Secondary keywords: [secondary keywords].
Process: Analyze top‑ranking pages to determine common themes. Use E‑E‑A‑T principles to decide what information to include. Map sections to user intent and ensure each heading contains natural language versions of your keywords.
Output: Return a numbered outline with H2 and H3 headings, suggesting word count per section. Note where internal links and multimedia could enhance the article.
Confidence: Make sure the outline flows logically and covers both reader questions and SEO requirements.

Goal: Write a 100‑word introduction for an article on [topic] that uses [primary keyword] naturally within the first 70 words and hints at the solution. Maintain a conversational tone.
Input: Topic: [topic]. Primary keyword: [primary keyword]. Main obstacle readers face: [obstacle].
Process: Apply the PAS framework—describe the problem, agitate the pain briefly, and introduce the solution. Avoid keyword stuffing and keep sentences short.
Output: Provide the introduction as a single paragraph. Bold the problem statement for emphasis.
Confidence: Ensure the opening feels relatable, motivational and optimized for both readers and search engines.

Role: Act as a technical SEO specialist focused on metadata.
Goal: Generate an SEO title (≤60 characters), a meta description (150–160 characters) and three alt texts for images related to [topic]. Each should include [primary keyword] naturally and be unique.
Input: Topic: [topic]. Primary keyword: [primary keyword]. Unique angle or value proposition: [value].
Process: Follow 2025 best practices: place the keyword near the beginning of the title, write descriptive meta descriptions that summarize the value and encourage action, and craft alt texts that describe the image’s context. Avoid duplicates and overpromising.
Output: Provide the title, meta description and alt texts in a bullet list.
Confidence: Confirm that the outputs are clear, compelling and align with Google’s guidelines.

Goal: Provide a list of 10 LSI or semantically related terms for [primary keyword] and suggestions on where to include them in the article outline.
Input: Primary keyword: [primary keyword]. Topic context: [topic context].
Process: Research words commonly associated with the primary keyword in authoritative sources. Explain why each term is relevant and how it supports the main keyword. Match each LSI term to a specific section of your outline.
Output: Return a table with columns: LSI keyword, relevance explanation and suggested placement.
Confidence: Ensure the terms enhance topical depth and readability.

Role: Act as an on‑page SEO expert with knowledge of [site name] content.
Goal: Recommend five internal pages and three credible external sources to link within the article on [topic]. Provide appropriate anchor text and explain the purpose of each link.
Input: Topic: [topic]. Primary keyword: [primary keyword]. Existing internal pages: [list of slugs or titles].
Process: Choose internal pages that offer supporting information or deeper dives on subtopics. Identify authoritative external sources that build trust, such as official guidelines or research. Assign descriptive anchor text that reflects the linked content.
Output: Present the recommendations in a table with columns: link URL, anchor text and rationale.
CTA: Encourage adding a call‑to‑action link to a relevant service or sign‑up page if appropriate.
Confidence: Make sure links are relevant, balanced and aligned with user intent.

Role: Act as a schema markup specialist familiar with JSON‑LD.
Goal: Generate Article schema markup for a blog post on [topic], including fields for headline, description, author, datePublished and publisher. Highlight [author credentials] to reinforce authority.
Input: Title: [title]. Description: [meta description]. Author name: [author]. Author bio: [credentials]. Publication date: [date].
Process: Construct a JSON‑LD script following schema.org Article guidelines. Ensure the fields accurately reflect the article and include E‑E‑A‑T details.
Output: Provide the complete JSON‑LD markup in a code block.
Confidence: Confirm that the schema is valid and ready for integration.

Goal: Write a 120‑word conclusion for an article on [topic] that recaps the main takeaways, reinforces trust and invites readers to [desired action] without sounding pushy.
Input: Topic: [topic]. Desired action: [CTA, e.g., subscribe, request demo]. Key benefits: [benefits].
Process: Summarize the article’s value, echo the reader’s original pain and highlight the improvement they can expect. Include a soft CTA that emphasizes immediacy and the specific benefit of acting now.
Output: Provide the conclusion as one paragraph. Italicize the sentence that contains the CTA.
Confidence: Ensure the tone feels genuine, reassuring and aligned with the article’s promise.