ChatGPT Prompts for SEO
Here’s my page content: [paste content or a detailed summary]. Target keyword: [keyword]. Write a meta title under 60 characters with the keyword near the front, and a meta description under 155 characters that includes the keyword naturally, gives a genuine reason to click, and avoids repeating the keyword unnaturally.
Useful SEO copy needs a real target keyword and actual page content to work from — a generic “give me SEO tips” request returns generic advice, while naming the keyword and pasting the content produces meta titles and descriptions you can use directly.
What this produces
Character-count-appropriate meta titles and descriptions, and heading suggestions, built around your actual target keyword and page content — ready to use, not generic SEO advice.
Variations
Two ready-to-copy versions for different tasks.
Here’s my page content: [paste content or a detailed summary]. Target keyword: [keyword]. Write a meta title under 60 characters with the keyword near the front, and a meta description under 155 characters that includes the keyword naturally and gives a reason to click.
Here’s my page topic: [topic]. Target keyword: [keyword]. Suggest an H1 and 4-6 H2 headings that naturally incorporate the keyword and related terms without repeating the exact phrase in every heading, structured to answer what someone searching this keyword actually wants to know.
Pair this with AI Prompt for Creating Viral Videos on YouTube, or explore ChatGPT Prompt for Human Responses if you’re looking for something related.
FAQ
Will this guarantee a higher Google ranking?
No — SEO copy is one factor among many (content quality, backlinks, site technical health). This produces well-optimized copy, not a ranking guarantee.
Should I use the exact keyword phrase everywhere?
No — natural placement with related terms reads better to both readers and search engines than forced exact-match repetition; ask explicitly to avoid keyword stuffing if a draft feels forced.
Can this help with existing underperforming pages, not just new ones?
Yes — paste the existing page content and current keyword target, and ask specifically what might be limiting its optimization.
