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SEO Content Brief Prompt Template

Build an editorial brief prompt with search intent, an outline, evidence needs, and internal links. Try it with your own topic.

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Enter the target search query.

Describe the offer or write “none”.

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When to use this template

  • Briefing a writer before drafting an article
  • Identifying missing evidence in an existing content outline
  • Connecting an educational article to a relevant product page

How to get a useful result

  1. Choose a query whose intent matches the article you can genuinely write.
  2. Paste observations from pages you have actually reviewed. A URL alone may not be readable by every AI tool.
  3. Treat suggested entities and questions as research leads, not facts or keyword quotas.

What this template does—and its limits

This form does not retrieve search results, keyword volumes, or competitor pages. Check the proposed intent and claims against current sources yourself.

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You are an SEO consultant and editor. Prepare a complete content brief around the keyword “{{keyword}}” for {{audience}}.

Related offer: {{offer}}
Competitor references: {{competitors}}

Identify the primary and secondary search intents. Propose a distinctive angle, an SEO title, a meta description, a slug, an H1/H2/H3 structure, questions to address, entities and concepts to cover, and 5 internal links to plan. For each section, state its promise and the supporting evidence needed. Finish with a pre-publication quality checklist.

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