Prompts I actually use

You are an SEO content strategist. For the keyword "[KEYWORD]": 1. Identify the dominant search intent. 2. Write an H1 that matches that intent. 3. Give me 6 to 8 H2 sections in a logical reading order. 4. Under each H2, list the questions a reader needs answered. 5. Write a meta description under 155 characters. Do not pad. Every section must earn its place.

Here is my draft: [PASTE DRAFT] Rewrite it so that: – Every sentence carries new information. – The first line makes me want to read the second. – No hedging words (very, really, quite, just). – If a sentence stumbles when read aloud, fix it. Then tell me the three weakest sentences in my original, and why.

Rewrite this product description: [PASTE DESCRIPTION] Rules: – Lead with the outcome for the buyer, not the feature. – One concrete detail beats three adjectives. – Under 90 words. – No "revolutionary", "seamless", "game changing", "unlock". Give me three versions: plain, warm, and confident.

Write a cold email to [ROLE] at [COMPANY]. We do [WHAT YOU DO]. I noticed [SPECIFIC THING ABOUT THEM]. Constraints: – Under 90 words. – The first sentence must prove I actually looked at their company. – One ask, and make it small. – No "hope this finds you well". No fake urgency.

My headline: [PASTE HEADLINE] 1. What promise does it make to the reader? 2. Can the piece actually keep that promise? 3. Give me 10 alternatives: curiosity, benefit, contrarian, specific number, question. 4. Pick your favourite and defend it in one sentence.

Generate valid JSON-LD schema for this page: [PASTE URL OR DESCRIPTION] Requirements: – Pick the most specific applicable type. – Fill every required property. Flag any I need to supply. – Include the recommended properties that actually affect rich results. – No invented data. If you do not know a value, write [FILL IN]. Then explain in two lines what rich result this makes eligible.