ChatGPT SEO Prompts

Introduction to ChatGPT SEO Prompts

These ChatGPT SEO Prompts are highly useful prompts for every person who does search engine optimization (SEO) for his/her own website or on the job.

Before moving to these prompts let's have a look at some very simple guidelines about how to use these ChatGPT SEO Prompts:

  1. Replace "URL" with your website link
  2. Replace "article link" with the link to the article which is published on your website
  3. Replace "keyword" with your target keyword
  4. Replace "article title" with the title of the article for which you want to do SEO
  5. Replace "number" with the appropriate integer
  6. Replace "article" with the content of the article you have whether published or not
  7. Replace "niche" with your niche

41 ChatGPT SEO Prompts

1. Create SEO strategy for "URL"

2. Suggest a list of keywords for "URL" website to target for SEO

3. Suggest blog title ideas for "URL"

4. How to optimize all images on "URL" for SEO by including proper file names and alt tags?

5. Create meta tags for "URL"

6. Create a summary of "article link" to post on LinkedIn

7. Create a summary of "article link" to post on twitter

8. Create a plan for the number and the type of educational posts needed for URL

9. Make a list of related and frequently asked questions on "keyword"

10. List related keywords around "keyword"

11. Create 5 unique titles that includes the "keyword"

12. Write an outline for the "title" that includes the word "keyword"

13. Provide semantically relevant topics related to "keyword"

14. Create a schema markup for an article related to "keyword"

15. Create a conclusion for an article on "article title" that includes "keyword" "number" times

16. Translate this to German: "article"

17. List the most relevant bullet point keywords related to "keyword"

18. Provide a list of long-tail keywords related to "keyword"

19. Create a product/service description that includes the "keyword" for this: URL

20. Provide a list of keywords for supporting articles related to "keyword"

21. Create a content publishing calendar for "keyword" with publishing dates in the next month

22. Proofread this: "article"

23. Provide word count for this: "article"

24. Count "keyword" in this: "article"

25. Suggest high-quality posts related to "keyword"

26. Provide "number" long-tail keywords related to "keyword" search intents in table form

27. Add a paragraph that includes "keyword" to this: "article"

28. Cluster the list of "keywords" according to funnel stages "provide funnel stages here with commas"

29. Generate a list of FAQs on "keyword" with answers

30. Create a no-follow link for "article link"

31. Create a canonical link for "article link"

32. Generate a list of websites that allow guest posts on "niche"

33. Write a plan to create a backlink strategy to rank the keyword "keyword"

34. List the target audience with persona details for the keyword "keyword"

35. Write a creative outreach email for pitching a guest post for "keyword"

36. Generate a list of "number" most common questions related to "keyword"

37. Classify these keywords in groups depending on their search intents: "keywords"

38. Translate these keywords to "Input Language" to "Output Language" and generate the results in a table with two columns, with the keywords in "Input Language" in the first one, and their translation to "Output Language" in the second: "keywords"

39. Generate "number" keywords for “keyword”

40. Generate keyword ideas using this text:

41. Translate the above article to "Language" (This will be used if you created an article in ChatGPT and you want to translate it at the same time)

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