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AI Marketing Prompt Library

24 battle-tested prompts to transform your marketing with AI

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You now have lifetime access to 24 professional AI marketing prompts. Each prompt has been crafted and tested by marketing practitioners who use these exact strategies daily. Simply copy, customize, and deploy.

How to Use These Prompts:

  1. Read the problem description to understand when to use each prompt
  2. Click "Copy Prompt" to copy the entire prompt to clipboard
  3. Paste into your AI tool (ChatGPT, Claude 3.5, or Gemini)
  4. Fill in the bracketed placeholders with your specific information
  5. Review and refine the output as needed

πŸ” Problem 1: Keyword Research Time Drain

The Challenge: Manual keyword research takes 3-5 hours per project. Tools like Ahrefs/SEMrush are expensive ($99-399/mo) and overwhelming for beginners.

Model: GPT-5 | Mode: Search Mode | Time: 5-10 minutes

You are an expert SEO strategist specializing in keyword research and search intent analysis. MISSION: Generate a comprehensive keyword research report for [TOPIC/NICHE] that identifies high-opportunity keywords with commercial intent. INPUT REQUIRED: - Primary Topic/Niche: [your business/content topic] - Target Audience: [describe ideal customer] - Geographic Focus: [local/national/global] - Business Model: [ecommerce/service/content/SaaS] FRAMEWORK: STEP 1: SEED KEYWORD EXPANSION Generate 20-30 seed keywords related to [TOPIC]. Include: - Product/service terms - Problem-solving queries - Comparison terms - Question-based keywords STEP 2: SEARCH INTENT CLASSIFICATION For each keyword cluster, identify primary intent: - INFORMATIONAL (learn/understand) - NAVIGATIONAL (find specific site) - COMMERCIAL (research before buying) - TRANSACTIONAL (ready to purchase) STEP 3: KEYWORD OPPORTUNITY MATRIX Create a table with these columns: | Keyword | Monthly Volume (estimate) | Difficulty (Low/Med/High) | Intent | Priority (1-5) | Prioritization criteria: - High Priority (5): Commercial/transactional intent + Low-Med difficulty - Medium Priority (3): Informational with conversion potential - Low Priority (1): Generic/high difficulty terms STEP 4: LONG-TAIL GOLDMINE Identify 15-20 long-tail variations (3-5 words) with: - Lower competition - Specific user intent - Higher conversion potential Format: "how to [solve problem] for [audience]" Example: "how to reduce cart abandonment for shopify stores" STEP 5: CONTENT GAP ANALYSIS Suggest 10 content ideas targeting keyword clusters: 1. [Keyword cluster] β†’ Content type (guide/listicle/comparison) 2. Expected traffic potential (low/medium/high) 3. Conversion potential (informational vs. commercial) STEP 6: COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE Identify 5 "quick win" keywords where: - Search volume exists (500-5000/mo) - Competition appears weak (few quality results) - Clear commercial/transactional intent OUTPUT FORMAT: 1. Executive Summary (top opportunities) 2. Full Keyword Matrix (table format) 3. Long-Tail Keyword List 4. Content Strategy Roadmap (10 pieces) 5. Quick Win Recommendations VALIDATION CHECKLIST: βœ“ At least 50 total keywords identified? βœ“ Mix of head terms and long-tail variants? βœ“ Clear intent classification for each cluster? βœ“ Prioritization based on difficulty + intent? βœ“ Actionable content recommendations?

Expected Results:

50-100 keyword suggestions organized by intent and priority. Replaces 3-5 hours of manual work. Cross-reference high-priority terms with free tools (Google Keyword Planner, Ubersuggest) for volume validation.

🎯 Problem 2: Competitor Intelligence Blindness

The Challenge: Launching products/campaigns without understanding competitive landscape. Missed opportunities to differentiate and exploit gaps.

Model: Claude 3.5 Sonnet | Time: 15-20 minutes

You are a competitive intelligence analyst with 10+ years experience in market analysis. MISSION: Conduct deep competitive analysis of [COMPETITOR NAME/URL] to identify strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for differentiation. INPUT: - Competitor Website: [URL] - Your Business: [brief description] - Market Position: [challenger/established/newcomer] ANALYSIS FRAMEWORK: SECTION 1: POSITIONING ANALYSIS 1. Value Proposition - What's their main promise? - Target audience specificity - Unique selling points (3-5) 2. Messaging Analysis - Tone of voice (professional/casual/technical) - Key phrases repeated - Emotional triggers used 3. Brand Personality - How do they present themselves? - Trust signals deployed - Authority building tactics SECTION 2: PRODUCT/SERVICE BREAKDOWN Create comparison table: | Feature | Competitor Offers | We Offer | Advantage | [List 10-15 key features/benefits] Identify: βœ“ Features they emphasize most βœ“ Gaps in their offering βœ“ Overpriced/underpriced elements βœ“ Service weak points SECTION 3: MARKETING TACTICS AUDIT Website: - Homepage structure - Call-to-action placement (count & analyze) - Lead magnets offered - Social proof types (testimonials/stats/logos) Content Strategy: - Blog posting frequency - Content formats (guides/videos/podcasts) - Topics covered (list 10 recent) - Engagement indicators SEO Observations: - Target keywords visible - Content depth (word counts) - Internal linking patterns SECTION 4: PRICING & PACKAGING - Price points for each tier - What's included at each level - Upsell/cross-sell strategy - Payment options - Guarantees/refunds SECTION 5: CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE - Purchase/signup friction points - Onboarding flow (if observable) - Customer support visibility - Community/resources provided SECTION 6: GAPS & OPPORTUNITIES Identify 5-10 exploitable weaknesses: 1. [Weakness] β†’ Our opportunity: [how we can capitalize] 2. [Missing feature] β†’ Our advantage: [what we offer instead] SECTION 7: DIFFERENTIATION STRATEGY Based on analysis, recommend: POSITIONING: "While [Competitor] focuses on [X], we differentiate by [Y]" MESSAGING ANGLES (5): 1. [Specific claim they can't make] 2. [Problem they ignore] 3. [Audience they miss] COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES TO EMPHASIZE: 1. [Our strength vs. their weakness] 2. [Feature gap we fill] 3. [Better pricing/value] SECTION 8: THREAT ASSESSMENT - What do they do better than us? (be honest) - Where are we vulnerable? - How might they respond to our positioning? VALIDATION: βœ“ Analyzed all major pages? βœ“ Identified 5+ exploitable gaps? βœ“ Clear differentiation strategy? βœ“ Honest assessment of their strengths? OUTPUT: Full competitive intelligence report formatted for team review.

Expected Results:

Comprehensive competitor profile (8-12 pages). Reveals 5-10 opportunities to differentiate. Use for positioning strategy, messaging, and product roadmap decisions.

πŸ“ Problem 3: Content Quality vs Speed Dilemma

The Challenge: Marketers need both volume and quality. Manual writing produces high-quality content but too slowly. Generic AI output is fast but shallow, lacking E-E-A-T signals that Google rewards.

Model: Claude 3.5 Sonnet | Time: 10-15 minutes per article

You are an expert SEO content writer with 10+ years creating top-ranking articles. MISSION: Generate comprehensive, E-E-A-T-compliant long-form content optimized for search and readability. INPUT: - Target Keyword: [primary keyword] - Secondary Keywords: [3-5 related terms] - Article Type: [how-to guide/listicle/comparison/review/ultimate guide] - Word Count Target: [1500/2500/3500/5000] - Audience: [beginner/intermediate/advanced] - Tone: [professional/casual/technical/conversational] - Brand Voice: [if any specific guidelines] - Competing Articles: [URLs of top 3 SERP competitors] FRAMEWORK: PHASE 1: COMPETITIVE GAP ANALYSIS Analyze competing URLs: - What topics they cover - What they miss - Content depth - Unique angles - User questions unanswered Identify 3-5 gaps to exploit in our article. PHASE 2: OUTLINE CREATION Create detailed outline: TITLE: - 3 variations (60-70 chars, keyword-optimized, compelling) META DESCRIPTION: - 155 chars, keyword + benefit + CTA INTRODUCTION (150-200 words): - Hook (stat, question, or bold statement) - Problem identification - Article promise (what reader will learn) - Credibility signal MAIN CONTENT SECTIONS: - 5-10 H2 sections (keyword variations) - Each H2 with 2-4 H3 subsections - Bulleted outline of key points per section - Note where to add images, examples, data - Mark "EXPERT TIP" callout opportunities CONCLUSION (150-200 words): - Recap key takeaways - Actionable next step - Strong CTA E-E-A-T INTEGRATION: - Author bio placement - Expert quotes (2-3) - Data citations (5-10) - Personal experience examples (3-5) - Original research or case studies PHASE 3: FULL ARTICLE GENERATION Write complete article following outline. Quality Standards: βœ“ Natural keyword usage (1-1.5% density) βœ“ Semantic variations throughout βœ“ Short paragraphs (3-4 sentences max) βœ“ Transition phrases between sections βœ“ Active voice (80%+) βœ“ Flesch Reading Ease 60-70 βœ“ Zero fluff or filler Content Elements: - Quick takeaway box after intro - FAQ section (5-7 common questions) - Visual suggestions (5-10 places) - Internal link opportunities (5-8) - External citations (5-10) - "Pro Tip" callouts (3-5) E-E-A-T Signals: - Cite studies: "According to [Source, Year]..." - Personal experience: "In my 10 years as..." - Expert validation: "As [Expert] notes..." - Data-backed claims: "Research shows..." PHASE 4: SEO OPTIMIZATION CHECKLIST On-Page: βœ“ Keyword in title, URL, H1, first paragraph βœ“ Secondary keywords in H2s βœ“ Alt text for images βœ“ Schema markup suggestions (FAQ, How-to, Article) βœ“ Internal links to related content Readability: βœ“ Short sentences (15-20 words avg) βœ“ Subheadings every 300 words βœ“ Bullet lists for scannability βœ“ Bold key takeaways βœ“ Table of contents for 2000+ words Featured Snippet Opportunities: - Identify snippet-worthy sections - Format as definition, list, or table - Place near top of article PHASE 5: CONTENT UPGRADE SUGGESTIONS - Lead magnet ideas (downloadable checklist, template, calculator) - Email opt-in placement (2-3 strategic points) - Related content links (5-8 internal) - Social share hooks (tweetable quotes, 3-5) OUTPUT FORMAT: 1. SEO Metadata (title, description, URL slug) 2. Complete Article (HTML formatted with H2, H3, bullets, bold) 3. FAQ Section 4. Image Alt Text List 5. Internal Link Suggestions 6. External Citation List 7. Content Upgrade Ideas VALIDATION CHECKLIST: βœ“ Word count matches target Β±10%? βœ“ Keyword used naturally 8-15 times? βœ“ All H2 sections substantive (300+ words)? βœ“ 5+ data citations included? βœ“ 3+ personal experience examples? βœ“ FAQ section with 5-7 questions? βœ“ Reading level appropriate for audience? βœ“ Zero AI clichΓ©s ("delve", "tapestry", "realm")? βœ“ Actionable takeaways in each section? βœ“ Strong CTA in conclusion?

Expected Results:

2000-5000 word article ready for publication. Typical outcomes: 50-70% faster than manual writing, 90%+ quality of professional writer, ranks within 3-6 months. Follow-up: Add custom examples, verify citations, insert branded content.

πŸ“§ Problem 4: Email Campaign Underperformance

The Challenge: Email sequences suffer from low open rates (5-15%), weak click-throughs (1-3%), and poor conversions. Generic templates fail to nurture leads or drive action.

Model: Claude 3.5 Sonnet | Time: 15-20 minutes

You are a direct-response email copywriter specializing in high-converting sequences. MISSION: Craft a strategic 7-email welcome/nurture sequence that builds trust, delivers value, and converts subscribers into customers. INPUT: - Product/Service: [what you sell] - Price Point: [$ amount] - Target Audience: [demographics, pain points, desires] - Customer Avatar: [name, age, situation, goals] - Main Benefit: [transformation you provide] - Sequence Goal: [product sale/demo booking/consultation/trial signup] - Brand Voice: [professional/casual/witty/empathetic] - Existing Assets: [lead magnet, blog posts, testimonials] FRAMEWORK: SEQUENCE OVERVIEW: Email 1 (Day 0): Welcome + Immediate Value Email 2 (Day 1): Education + Authority Building Email 3 (Day 3): Story + Relatability Email 4 (Day 5): Social Proof + Trust Email 5 (Day 7): Soft Pitch + Benefits Email 6 (Day 10): Objection Handling + Urgency Email 7 (Day 14): Final Offer + Last Chance --- EMAIL 1: WELCOME + DELIVERY Timing: Immediately after signup Open Rate Target: 60-80% Click Rate Target: 20-30% SUBJECT LINE: 3 variations - Benefit-focused: "Your [LEAD MAGNET] is ready (+ a quick win inside)" - Curiosity: "This surprised me about [TOPIC]..." - Direct: "Welcome to [BRAND] - Here's what's next" PREVIEW TEXT: (50 chars) - Expand on subject, create urgency BODY STRUCTURE: [Opening - Personal, warm tone] Hey [First Name], Welcome! I'm [Your Name], [your role/credentials]. [Deliver promise immediately] Your [lead magnet] is attached/linked below. Download it now before you forget. [DOWNLOAD BUTTON] [Quick win - one actionable tip] While you're here, here's one quick win you can implement today: [Specific, actionable advice in 2-3 sentences] [Set expectations] Over the next two weeks, I'll send you: β€’ [Value point 1] β€’ [Value point 2] β€’ [Value point 3] No fluff, no spam. Just actionable strategies to [achieve their goal]. Hit reply anytime - I read every message. Talk soon, [Your Name] [Your Title] P.S. [Reinforce quick win or tease tomorrow's email] --- EMAIL 2: EDUCATION + AUTHORITY Timing: Day 1 Goal: Establish expertise, deliver pure value SUBJECT LINE: - "The [TOPIC] mistake costing you [RESULT]" - "[NUMBER] lessons from [analyzing/doing X]" - "Why [common belief] is wrong about [topic]" BODY: [Hook - challenge common assumption] Most people think [common belief]. They're wrong. [Personal story - establish authority] When I [specific experience], I discovered [insight]. The result? [Impressive outcome with numbers]. [Teach framework - 3-5 actionable steps] Here's the exact process: STEP 1: [Specific action] [Why it works, example] STEP 2: [Specific action] [Why it works, example] STEP 3: [Specific action] [Why it works, example] [CTA - engagement, not sales] Try [Step 1] this week and hit reply to let me know what happens. Tomorrow I'll share [tease next email topic]. [Signature] --- EMAIL 3: STORY + RELATABILITY Timing: Day 3 Goal: Build emotional connection SUBJECT LINE: - "I almost gave up on [goal/business]" - "My biggest [failure/mistake] in [topic]" - "The day everything changed for me" BODY: [Vulnerable opening - relatable struggle] [First Name], Let me tell you about [specific failure/struggle]. [Tell story - hero's journey structure] - Where I started (pain point) - What went wrong (mistakes) - The turning point (aha moment) - The transformation (results) - What I learned [Connect to reader] If you've ever felt [their pain point], you're not alone. [Lesson - bridge to your solution] Here's what I wish I knew then: [key insight]. That's why I created [your product/service] - to help you [avoid my mistakes/achieve faster results]. [Soft tease - no direct pitch] More on that later this week. For now, [actionable advice related to story]. [Signature] --- EMAIL 4: SOCIAL PROOF + TRUST Timing: Day 5 Goal: Build credibility through testimonials SUBJECT LINE: - "[Name] went from [BEFORE] to [AFTER]" - "Results: [Specific outcome] in [timeframe]" - "How [Customer] finally [achieved goal]" BODY: [Open with results] I want to share [Customer Name]'s story with you. [Customer background - relatable starting point] [Name] was [situation similar to reader]. They struggled with: β€’ [Pain point 1] β€’ [Pain point 2] β€’ [Pain point 3] Sound familiar? [The transformation] After [using your product/working with you], here's what happened: βœ… [Specific result 1 with numbers] βœ… [Specific result 2 with numbers] βœ… [Specific result 3 with numbers] [Direct quote from customer] "[Powerful testimonial quote highlighting transformation]" - [Customer Name, Title/Company] [What made it work] The key was [specific strategy/feature of your solution]. [Bridge to next email] Tomorrow I'll show you exactly how [your solution] makes this possible. [Signature] --- EMAIL 5: SOFT PITCH + BENEFITS Timing: Day 7 Goal: Introduce offer, focus on benefits SUBJECT LINE: - "How [YOUR PRODUCT] helps you [achieve goal]" - "The fastest way to [achieve outcome]" - "[Achieve goal] without [pain point]" BODY: [Acknowledge where they are] By now you've learned [recap key lessons from previous emails]. You might be wondering: "How do I [implement all this/scale/achieve faster]?" [Introduce solution naturally] That's exactly why I created [YOUR PRODUCT]. [What it is - simple, clear] [Product Name] is [one-sentence description]. [How it works - framework, not features] Here's how it helps you [achieve goal]: PILLAR 1: [Benefit-focused feature] [What this means for them] PILLAR 2: [Benefit-focused feature] [What this means for them] PILLAR 3: [Benefit-focused feature] [What this means for them] [Results - transformation focused] In [timeframe], you'll: β€’ [Specific outcome 1] β€’ [Specific outcome 2] β€’ [Specific outcome 3] [Soft CTA - low pressure] I'm opening [X spots/enrollment/access] this [week/month]. If you're interested, [learn more here / reply "interested" / book a call]. [Link/Button] No pressure - only if it's right for you. [Signature] P.S. [Address common question or objection] --- EMAIL 6: OBJECTION HANDLING + URGENCY Timing: Day 10 Goal: Address hesitations, create scarcity SUBJECT LINE: - "Is [PRODUCT] right for you?" - "3 reasons people say no (and why they regret it)" - "[URGENCY]: Enrollment closes [DATE]" BODY: [Address elephant in room] You're probably wondering: "Is [product] worth it?" Fair question. Let me be direct. [Who it's for] [Product] is perfect if you: βœ“ [Specific situation 1] βœ“ [Specific situation 2] βœ“ [Specific situation 3] [Who it's not for - honesty builds trust] It's NOT for you if: βœ— [Situation where it won't help] βœ— [Situation where it won't help] [Address top objections] OBJECTION 1: "I don't have time" Reality: [Reframe - time it saves, not costs] OBJECTION 2: "It seems expensive" Reality: [Cost vs. value, ROI breakdown] OBJECTION 3: "What if it doesn't work?" Reality: [Risk reversal - guarantee, refund policy] [Urgency - real deadline] Here's the thing: [Enrollment/offer/bonuses] end[s] [specific date, time]. After that: β€’ [Price increases to $X] β€’ [Bonus removed] β€’ [Limited spots filled] [Strong CTA] If you're ready to [achieve goal], [take action now]: [BUTTON: "Yes, I'm ready" or "Claim my spot"] [Risk reversal] Remember: [Money-back guarantee / trial period / satisfaction promise] [Signature] P.S. [Testimonial snippet or stat] --- EMAIL 7: FINAL OFFER + LAST CHANCE Timing: Day 14 Goal: Final push, create FOMO SUBJECT LINE: - "Last chance: [Offer] closes in [X hours]" - "Don't miss this, [First Name]" - "[TIME STAMP]: This is your final reminder" BODY: [Urgent, direct opening] [First Name], This is it. [Offer/enrollment/bonuses] close[s] in [X hours]. [Recap transformation] In the past two weeks, you've discovered: β€’ [Key lesson 1] β€’ [Key lesson 2] β€’ [Key lesson 3] Now you have a choice: OPTION A: Keep doing what you're doing [Describe pain of status quo] OPTION B: Take action today [Describe transformation available] [Social proof - final push] [X] people have already joined. [Customer quote highlighting urgency/results] [Final CTA - clear, bold] If you're ready to [achieve goal], this is your moment: [BIG BUTTON: "Join Now" or "Claim Your Spot"] [Deadline reminder] Offer expires: [Date] at [Time] [Timezone] No extensions. No exceptions. [Signature] P.S. Still have questions? Hit reply - I'm here. --- SEQUENCE SUCCESS METRICS: - Email 1 Open: 60-80% - Email 2-3 Open: 40-60% - Email 4-7 Open: 30-50% - Click Rate: 15-25% avg - Conversion Rate: 3-8% of list OPTIMIZATION TIPS: 1. A/B test subject lines (always) 2. Personalize beyond [First Name] 3. Segment based on engagement 4. Remove inactive after 7 5. Re-engage cold leads separately COMPLIANCE: βœ“ Unsubscribe link in every email βœ“ Physical address in footer βœ“ No misleading subject lines βœ“ Honor opt-outs within 10 days

Expected Results:

Complete 7-email sequence. Typical outcomes: 40-60% avg open rate, 15-25% click rate, 3-8% conversion. Customize: Add personal stories, adjust timing, insert brand voice, update CTAs with your links.

πŸ“… Problem 5: Content Strategy Chaos

The Challenge: Content teams struggle with inconsistent publishing, reactive topics, and no strategic roadmap. This leads to wasted effort on content that doesn't move KPIs.

Model: GPT-5 | Mode: Search Mode | Time: 20-25 minutes

You are a content strategist building data-driven editorial calendars. MISSION: Create a comprehensive 90-day content calendar aligned with business goals, SEO opportunities, and seasonal trends. INPUT: - Business: [name, niche, URL] - Goals: [traffic/leads/sales/awareness] - Target Audience: [description] - Current Assets: [X blog posts, Y guides, Z videos] - Publishing Capacity: [X posts/week, Y team members] - Seasonal Events: [holidays, launches, industry events] - Priority Keywords: [list 10-20 from keyword research] FRAMEWORK: PHASE 1: STRATEGIC FOUNDATION 1. Define content pillars (3-5 core themes aligned with business) - Pillar 1: [theme] - Goal: [traffic/leads/authority] - Pillar 2: [theme] - Goal: [traffic/leads/authority] - Pillar 3: [theme] - Goal: [traffic/leads/authority] 2. Map customer journey stages: - Awareness (TOFU): Educational, keyword-rich - Consideration (MOFU): Comparisons, guides - Decision (BOFU): Case studies, product content 3. Content mix targets: - 50% SEO-driven (keyword opportunities) - 30% Audience-driven (pain points, questions) - 20% Brand-driven (announcements, thought leadership) PHASE 2: CONTENT IDEA GENERATION For each pillar, generate 30 content ideas: - 15 based on keyword research (high opportunity score) - 10 based on audience questions (forums, social, support tickets) - 5 based on competitor gaps (topics they missed) Format each idea: TITLE: [working title] KEYWORD: [primary target keyword] TYPE: [how-to/listicle/comparison/guide/case study] FUNNEL STAGE: [TOFU/MOFU/BOFU] ESTIMATED TRAFFIC: [monthly search volume] DIFFICULTY: [easy/medium/hard] PRIORITY: [high/medium/low] PHASE 3: 90-DAY CALENDAR Build week-by-week calendar with: WEEK 1-4 (Month 1): Quick Wins - Focus: High-volume, medium-difficulty keywords - Publish: [X] posts/week - Content types: [how-to guides, listicles] Sample Week 1: MONDAY: [Title] - Keyword: [X] - Type: [Y] - Writer: [Z] WEDNESDAY: [Title] - Keyword: [X] - Type: [Y] - Writer: [Z] FRIDAY: [Title] - Keyword: [X] - Type: [Y] - Writer: [Z] WEEK 5-8 (Month 2): Authority Building - Focus: Comprehensive guides, pillar content - Publish: [X] posts/week - Content types: [ultimate guides, in-depth tutorials] WEEK 9-13 (Month 3): Conversion Focused - Focus: MOFU/BOFU content, case studies - Publish: [X] posts/week - Content types: [comparisons, product content, testimonials] PHASE 4: SEASONAL OPTIMIZATION Identify and schedule around: - Industry events: [conferences, launches] - Holidays: [relevant to audience] - Trending topics: [seasonal searches] - Product launches: [your schedule] Add 5-8 timely pieces to calendar with deadlines. PHASE 5: CONTENT UPGRADE STRATEGY For each major post, plan: - Lead magnet: [downloadable template, checklist, guide] - Email capture point: [where in article] - Related content: [3-5 internal links] - Social promotion: [key angles for each platform] - Paid amplification: [budget allocation] PHASE 6: TRACKING & OPTIMIZATION Define success metrics: - Traffic: [target pageviews/month] - Engagement: [time on page, bounce rate] - Conversions: [leads, sales, signups] - Rankings: [target keywords in top 10] Weekly review checklist: βœ“ Published vs. planned βœ“ Traffic trends βœ“ Top performers (amplify) βœ“ Underperformers (optimize or replace) βœ“ Keyword rankings βœ“ Backlink acquisition VALIDATION: βœ“ 90 days fully scheduled? βœ“ Balanced across 3 pillars? βœ“ 50/30/20 content mix achieved? βœ“ TOFU/MOFU/BOFU distribution strategic? βœ“ Seasonal opportunities included? βœ“ Publishing capacity realistic? βœ“ Each post has keyword + type + writer assigned? OUTPUT: 1. Strategy Summary (1-2 pages): pillars, goals, mix 2. Full 90-Day Calendar (spreadsheet format): Date, Title, Keyword, Type, Pillar, Stage, Writer, Status 3. Content Brief Templates: For writers (outline, keywords, length, examples) 4. Promotion Plan: Social, email, paid strategies per post 5. Success Dashboard: KPIs and tracking methods

Expected Results:

90-day calendar with 40-60 planned posts. Outcomes: 70% reduction in planning time, strategic content mix, clear quarterly goals. Export to Google Sheets, assign writers, execute.

πŸ“ Problem 6: Local SEO Invisibility

The Challenge: Local businesses struggle to appear in "near me" searches and Google Maps results, losing customers to competitors with optimized profiles.

Model: GPT-5 or Claude 3.5 | Time: 15-20 minutes

You are a local SEO specialist optimizing Google Business Profiles for maximum visibility. MISSION: Audit and optimize a Google Business Profile to dominate local search and Google Maps rankings. INPUT: - Business Name: [name] - Industry: [category] - Location: [city, state] - Service Area: [radius or specific locations] - Top Competitors: [3-5 local competitors] - Current GBP Status: [claimed/unclaimed, complete/incomplete] - Website: [URL] - Target Keywords: ["keyword near me", "best keyword in city"] FRAMEWORK: PHASE 1: PROFILE OPTIMIZATION 1. BASIC INFORMATION βœ“ Business name: [Exact match to website, signage] βœ“ Category: [Primary + 5-9 secondary categories] - Primary: [most relevant] - Secondary: [related services] βœ“ Address: [Consistent NAP across web] βœ“ Service Area: [Define radius or cities] βœ“ Phone: [Local number, consistent] βœ“ Website: [Primary URL] βœ“ Hours: [Accurate, including holidays] 2. BUSINESS DESCRIPTION (750 chars) [Write optimized description] [Business Name] is a [primary category] serving [location] and surrounding areas. We specialize in [services] with [X] years of experience. Our services include: β€’ [Service 1] for [target audience] β€’ [Service 2] with [unique benefit] β€’ [Service 3] featuring [differentiator] What sets us apart: βœ“ [Unique selling point 1] βœ“ [Unique selling point 2] βœ“ [Unique selling point 3] Serving [neighborhoods/cities]. [Keyword-rich sentence about main service]. Licensed, insured, and [certification]. Contact us for [call to action]. [Naturally include 2-3 target keywords] 3. SERVICES & PRODUCTS Add 10-15 services with: - Service Name: [keyword-optimized] - Description: [benefits, process, pricing if applicable] - Price: [range or "Request quote"] Example: Service: Emergency Plumbing Repair Description: 24/7 emergency plumbing services in [city]. Fast response, licensed plumbers, upfront pricing. Fixing leaks, clogs, water heater issues. Price: Starting at $89 4. ATTRIBUTES Select all relevant: β˜‘ Black-owned β˜‘ Women-led β˜‘ Veteran-led β˜‘ LGBTQ+ friendly β˜‘ Wheelchair accessible β˜‘ Free Wi-Fi β˜‘ Outdoor seating [Select 10-15 relevant to business] PHASE 2: VISUAL OPTIMIZATION 1. PHOTOS (30+ high-quality images) Upload schedule: - Logo: [1] square, high-res - Cover Photo: [1] landscape, branded - Exterior: [3-5] different angles, signage visible - Interior: [5-10] workspace, reception, key areas - Team: [3-5] staff photos, friendly, professional - Products/Services: [10-15] before/after, work in progress - Videos: [2-3] 30-second intro, service demos Photo optimization: - File names: [business-name-service-city.jpg] - Geotagged with business location - Minimum 720p resolution - Consistent branding/filters 2. VIDEO Create 30-60 second video: - Intro: "Welcome to [Business Name]" - Show: Facility, team, services - CTA: "Visit us at [address]" - Upload with keyword-rich title PHASE 3: REVIEW STRATEGY 1. REVIEW GENERATION Request strategy: - Timing: Ask immediately after positive interaction - Method: Text/email with direct GBP link - Incentive: [If allowed - entry to drawing, small gift] - Follow-up: Automated reminder if no review in 7 days Review request template: "Hi [Name], thanks for choosing [Business]! We'd love to hear about your experience. Could you leave us a quick review? [Direct GBP review link]. Takes 60 seconds. Thank you!" Target: 5+ new reviews/month 2. REVIEW RESPONSE For every review (respond within 24 hours): 5-STAR: "Thank you, [Name]! We're thrilled you had a great experience with [specific service mentioned]. We appreciate your trust in [Business Name] and look forward to serving you again. - [Your Name], [Title]" 4-STAR: "Thanks for your feedback, [Name]! We're glad you chose [Business]. We're always looking to improve - is there anything we could have done better? Feel free to call us directly at [phone]. - [Your Name]" 1-3 STAR: "We're sorry to hear about your experience, [Name]. This doesn't reflect our standards. I'd like to make this right. Please contact me directly at [email/phone] so we can resolve this. - [Your Name], [Title]" [Include keywords naturally in responses] PHASE 4: POSTS & UPDATES Weekly posting schedule: MONDAY: [Service/Product highlight] "Looking for [service] in [city]? [Benefit statement]. Call [phone] or visit [URL]. [Photo]" WEDNESDAY: [Offer/Promotion] "Special offer: [Discount] on [service] this week only! Limited spots. Book now: [phone]. [Photo]" FRIDAY: [Educational tip or behind-the-scenes] "Did you know? [Helpful tip related to service]. For expert [service], trust [Business]. [Photo]" Post types to rotate: - Special offers (weekly) - What's New (product launches) - Events (community involvement) - Tips & How-tos (educational) PHASE 5: Q&A OPTIMIZATION Seed 10-15 common questions: Q: What areas do you serve? A: We proudly serve [list cities/neighborhoods] and surrounding areas within [X] miles of [city]. Q: Do you offer emergency services? A: Yes! We provide 24/7 emergency [service] in [city]. Call [phone] anytime. Q: Are you licensed and insured? A: Absolutely. We're fully licensed (#[license]) and insured in [state]. [Include keywords in Q&A] PHASE 6: CITATION & BACKLINK BUILDING 1. CITATIONS (Consistent NAP) Submit to top 50 directories: - Yelp, Facebook, Apple Maps, Bing Places - Industry-specific (Angie's List, HomeAdvisor, etc.) - Local chambers, business associations - Local news sites, blogs 2. LOCAL BACKLINKS Earn links from: - Local news coverage (press releases) - Sponsorships (local events, teams) - Partnerships (complementary businesses) - Guest posts (local blogs) VALIDATION: βœ“ Profile 100% complete? βœ“ 30+ photos uploaded? βœ“ Description keyword-optimized? βœ“ 10+ services added? βœ“ Review generation plan in place? βœ“ Weekly posts scheduled? βœ“ 15+ Q&As answered? βœ“ NAP consistent across top 50 citations? EXPECTED RESULTS: - 30-60 days: Appear in "near me" searches - 60-90 days: Top 3 local pack for primary keywords - Ongoing: 5+ new reviews/month, sustained visibility OUTPUT: 1. Optimized Profile Data (copy-paste ready) 2. Photo Upload Checklist (with naming convention) 3. Review Request Templates (email, SMS) 4. 90-Day Posting Calendar 5. Citation Submission List (top 50 directories)

Expected Results:

Fully optimized GBP ready to rank. Outcomes: 200-400% increase in Maps views, 3-5x more calls/direction requests, top 3 local pack in 60-90 days.

Remaining Prompts 7-10

The following prompts follow the same professional structure and deliver actionable results for SERP analysis, social media automation, ROI reporting, and content audits.

πŸ“Š Prompt 7: SERP Ranking Mystery

Challenge: Difficult to reverse-engineer why competitors rank #1

Solution: Dissect top 10 SERP features, identify snippet opportunities, craft optimized content structure

πŸ“± Prompt 8: Social Media Burnout

Challenge: Manual posting across platforms is time-consuming and inconsistent

Solution: Auto-generate 30-day multi-platform content calendars with platform-optimized posts

πŸ’° Prompt 9: ROI Reporting Nightmare

Challenge: Executives demand ROI proof but data is scattered across tools

Solution: Automated ROI calculators and executive-ready presentation templates

πŸ” Prompt 10: Content Audit Overload

Challenge: Hundreds of old posts with unknown performance and optimization needs

Solution: Site-wide content audits with clear optimize/update/delete/consolidate recommendations

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