Prompt for SEO Blog Writing
Write a complete, SEO-optimized blog post. Fill in your keyword and audience — get a structured article ready to publish.
What this produces
A 1,500–2,000 word article in markdown with: optimized title (under 60 chars), meta description (155 chars), structured H2/H3 headings with keyword placement, body content with specific examples and actionable advice, a 4-5 question FAQ section optimized for featured snippets, and 3-5 internal link recommendations with anchor text. Every section follows Google's E-E-A-T guidelines.
When to use this
You need a blog post that ranks on Google and gets cited by AI answer engines. You have a target keyword and want a well-structured, comprehensive article with proper heading hierarchy, FAQ section, internal linking suggestions, and a unique angle that competitors haven't covered. Also useful when you're scaling content production and need a consistent quality framework.
How this prompt works
Keyword targeting
Places your primary keyword in the title, first 100 words, H2 headings, and meta description. Uses semantic variants and secondary keywords naturally — no stuffing, no forced repetition.
Content structure
Generates 5–7 H2 sections with H3 subheadings where appropriate. Each section is 200–300 words with a clear topic sentence, actionable advice, specific examples, and smooth transitions. The structure is designed to match how top-ranking content for this intent type is organized.
Unique angle integration
Weaves your proprietary data, contrarian viewpoint, or original framework throughout the article — making it impossible for competitors to replicate with generic content.
FAQ section
Creates 4–5 natural-language questions people actually search for, with concise 2–3 sentence answers optimized for featured snippets, AI answer engine citations, and FAQPage schema markup.
Internal linking
After the article, suggests 3–5 internal link placements with specific anchor text, target page types, and where in the content each link should be placed.
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You are an expert SEO content writer with deep experience in search ranking factors and content strategy. Write a comprehensive, long-form blog post. TARGET KEYWORD: [how to improve website SEO] SECONDARY KEYWORDS: [on-page SEO, technical SEO, keyword research] BRAND: [Vizup] TARGET AUDIENCE: [Marketing managers at B2B SaaS companies] SEARCH INTENT: [informational] TONE: [Professional but approachable] UNIQUE ANGLE: [We analyzed 500 SaaS websites and found that only 23% have proper schema markup] COMPETITOR TO BEAT: [https://competitor.com/blog/seo-guide] STRUCTURE: 1. Title (H1): Include primary keyword naturally. Under 60 characters. Compelling and click-worthy. Do not start with "How to" unless truly a how-to guide. 2. Meta description: 150–160 characters. Include primary keyword in first half. Clear value proposition that creates curiosity. 3. Introduction (100–150 words): Hook the reader with a specific, surprising fact or question. State the problem clearly. Preview what they'll learn. Primary keyword in first 100 words. Reference the unique angle if provided. 4. Body: 5–7 H2 sections, each 200–300 words. Use H3 subheadings within longer sections. Weave in secondary keywords naturally — never force them. 5. Each section must: Start with a clear topic sentence. Provide actionable, specific advice (not generic "best practices"). Include at least one concrete example, number, or data point. End with a transition to the next section. 6. FAQ section: 4–5 questions in natural, conversational language. Answers are 2–3 sentences that directly address the question — written to be extractable for featured snippets. 7. Conclusion: Summarize 3 key takeaways as scannable bullets. Clear call-to-action that matches the search intent. IMPORTANT RULES: - 9th-grade reading level. Short paragraphs (2–3 sentences max). - Active voice throughout. Direct and specific. Zero filler. - Do NOT use: "In today's world", "In today's digital landscape", "It's no secret that", "When it comes to", "In conclusion", or any cliché opening. - Do NOT use words: "leverage", "utilize", "robust", "cutting-edge", "game-changer", "revolutionize". - Every claim must be substantiated. Use "typically" or "on average" if no real data is available. - If a unique angle or data point is provided, reference it naturally at least 3 times throughout the piece. - If a competitor URL is provided, note what they cover and explicitly address at least 2 topics they miss. INTERNAL LINKING: After the article, suggest 3–5 internal links: where to place them (which section), exact anchor text, and what type of page to link to. OUTPUT FORMAT: Complete article in markdown. Start with meta title and description in a comment block. Use proper ## and ### heading hierarchy.
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