Outline Built to Outrank the Top 3 Results for a Keyword
Studies the 3 articles that currently rank highest for your keyword, lists what they leave out, then writes a fuller, stronger outline designed to rank above all of them.
Studies the 3 articles that currently rank highest for your keyword, lists what they leave out, then writes a fuller, stronger outline designed to rank above all of them.
My article (published 2 years ago, now losing rankings): [paste the article] Task: 1. Audit it for: outdated information, missing keywords, weak CTAs and thin sections. List what you find. 2. Rewrite the article so that it can get back onto page 1.
Role: you are a professional SEO strategist. Business details (model, target audience, level of competition, goals): [paste your business details] Task: from these details, design a complete SEO strategy that covers: - keyword focus - content structure - topical authority - internal linking - priorities for growth
Niche: [niche] Task: carry out in-depth keyword research for this niche. 1. Find the primary, the secondary and the long-tail keywords. 2. Group them into logical clusters by search intent and topical relevance. Show the clusters in a table.
Keyword: [keyword] Task: analyze the search intent behind this keyword and define what it takes to rank competitively for it: - the ideal content format - the depth needed - the structure - what the user expects to find
Keyword: [keyword] Task: analyze the pages that rank at the top for this keyword. Identify: - the structural patterns they share - how deep their content goes - their semantic coverage - the content gaps I can do better on
Keyword: [keyword] Task: write a thorough SEO blueprint for a piece of content targeting this keyword. Include: - how to structure the title - the meta description - the hierarchy of headings - how to work in semantic keywords - FAQs - suggestions for internal links
Page content: [paste the page content] Task: review this content and optimize it for on-page SEO. Improve: - title tags - meta descriptions - how clear the headings are - where the keywords are placed - readability - user engagement Do not over-optimize.
Role: you are a senior SEO auditor. My complete SEO plan (keywords, content structure, linking strategy, optimization approach): [paste your SEO plan] Task: evaluate the whole plan, find its weaknesses and refine it into a ranking strategy that can be sustained over time.
Here are 20 articles from my site: [paste titles and URLs] Task: design an internal linking strategy that: - passes authority to my money pages - builds topical clusters Give the anchor text for every link. Present the plan as a table with the columns: from article, to article, anchor text.
Section of my article: [paste the section] Task: rewrite this section so that it: - shows first-hand experience with the subject - cites real statistics - adds insight at an expert level Goal: content that Google sees as trustworthy. If you are not sure a statistic is real, mark it as "to verify" instead of inventing it.
Role: you are an SEO strategist. Niche: [niche] Task: create a complete topical authority map for this niche. - 10 pillar topics - 5 cluster articles for each pillar - the search intent of each pillar and article Output: present the whole map as a content calendar, with columns for pillar, cluster article, search intent and publishing slot.