50 ChatGPT Prompts for SEO (Copy-Paste Library)

New to this? Start with how to use ChatGPT for SEO, which explains what to hand to the model and what to keep for yourself.

How to get better results from ChatGPT SEO prompts

ChatGPT SEO prompts work best with context, data and a named format:

• Paste real data. Keyword exports, Search Console rows and your page copy beat asking the model to recall numbers.
• Name the output format. "Return a table with columns X, Y, Z" gives you something you can sort and check.
• Verify facts. Google's guidance on AI-generated content says to fact-check all AI output, including titles and structured data. Never publish a statistic the model produced without a source you opened.

Keyword research prompts (1 to 10)

1. "Group these keywords by search intent (informational, commercial, transactional, navigational). Return a table: keyword, intent, suggested page. [paste list]"
2. "Cluster these keywords into topics that one page could rank for. Name each cluster and its primary keyword. [paste list]"
3. "List 30 questions a [buyer role] asks before buying [product type]. Group them by awareness stage."
4. "Suggest long-tail variations of [keyword] that include a use case, an industry or a comparison."
5. "From this Search Console export, list queries with over [N] impressions and under 2% CTR. [paste rows]"
6. "Which of these keywords show the same intent and should share one page? Explain each merge. [paste list]"
7. "List the 'X vs Y' and 'X alternatives' searches a buyer of [product] might run."
8. "Turn this topic into a pillar page and 10 supporting article titles: [topic]."
9. "Map these keywords to my existing URLs and flag keywords with no matching page. [paste keywords and URLs]"
10. "Write 15 conversational questions someone might ask ChatGPT about [topic] instead of searching Google."

Content brief and writing prompts (11 to 20)

11. "Create a content brief for [keyword]: audience, search intent, H2 outline, questions to answer, and facts I need to source."
12. "Here are the H2s from the top 5 ranking pages for [keyword]. What do they all cover, and what do none cover? [paste]"
13. "Write a 50-word direct answer to [question] that would make sense quoted on its own."
14. "Rewrite this intro so the first sentence answers the title's question: [paste]"
15. "List the claims in this draft that need a source, and say what kind of source would back each. [paste]"
16. "Suggest 3 original angles on [topic] a [job title] could write from experience."
17. "Rewrite this paragraph at a grade 8 reading level. Keep every fact. [paste]"
18. "Turn this section into a comparison table with clear column headers. [paste]"
19. "Write 5 FAQ questions and 50-word answers based only on this page. [paste]"
20. "Find places in this draft that say 'we' or 'our' where naming [brand] would be clearer. [paste]"

On-page SEO prompts (21 to 30)

21. "Write 5 title tags for this page, under 60 characters, primary keyword [keyword] near the start. [paste summary]"
22. "Write 5 meta descriptions under 155 characters with [keyword] and a reason to click."
23. "Review this heading outline. Flag skipped levels, vague headings and missing questions. [paste]"
24. "Suggest descriptive alt text for these images based on their file names and context. [paste]"
25. "Suggest 5 internal links for this new post from my URL list, with anchor text. [paste both]"
26. "Write a short, readable URL slug for a page targeting [keyword]."
27. "Compare my page to this competitor page. What does theirs answer that mine does not? [paste both]"
28. "Rewrite these 10 product descriptions so each is unique and mentions one specific feature. [paste]"
29. "Find keyword stuffing or awkward repetition in this copy and suggest fixes. [paste]"
30. "Write an Open Graph title and description for sharing this page on LinkedIn. [paste summary]"

Check title and description lengths in the SERP snippet preview before publishing.

Schema and technical SEO prompts (31 to 40)

31. "Write Article JSON-LD for this post: [title, author, date, URL, publisher]. Use only schema.org properties."
32. "Write Organization JSON-LD with name, URL, logo and sameAs links: [details]."
33. "Write FAQPage JSON-LD for these visible questions and answers. [paste]"
34. "Write Product JSON-LD with offers and price for: [details]."
35. "Explain what is wrong with this JSON-LD and return a fixed version. [paste]"
36. "Write a regex for Search Console that matches question queries starting with how, what, why or can."
37. "Write a robots.txt that allows Googlebot, Bingbot and OAI-SearchBot and blocks [paths]."
38. "Turn this list of old and new URLs into 301 redirect rules for [server type]. [paste]"
39. "Explain this crawl error in plain English and list likely causes: [paste]"
40. "Write a Google Sheets formula that flags titles longer than 60 characters in column A."

AI search and GEO prompts (41 to 50)

41. "If someone asked you for the best [product type] for [use case], what would you recommend and why?"
42. "What do you know about [brand]? What does it do, who is it for, and who are its competitors?"
43. "Compare [brand] and [competitor] for a [buyer type]. Which sources would you check?"
44. "Rewrite this paragraph so each sentence makes sense if quoted alone. [paste]"
45. "List the facts on this page an AI answer could quote, and the ones too vague to quote. [paste]"
46. "Suggest 10 sites, publications or communities where [buyer role] discusses [category]."
47. "Write a one-sentence description of [brand] I can use consistently across profiles and directories."
48. "List the questions about [category] this page does not answer but a buyer would ask. [paste]"
49. "Turn this case study into 3 short, specific, quotable claims with the numbers kept. [paste]"
50. "Draft an llms.txt file for my site using these sections and URLs: [paste]"

Prompts 41 to 43 are tests, not tasks: run them in a fresh chat, and repeat them, since answers vary between runs.

Our view: a prompt library saves typing, not thinking. The prompts that pay off most are the ones fed with your own data.

Our ChatGPT SEO tools roundup covers apps and connectors that pull live SEO data into prompts like these.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best ChatGPT prompt for SEO?

The best ChatGPT prompt for SEO is one that includes your own data and asks for a specific format. "Group these 200 keywords by intent and return a table" beats "give me SEO keywords for my site" every time. Context about your audience, your page and your goal matters more than clever wording.

Can ChatGPT replace SEO tools?

ChatGPT cannot replace SEO tools that hold live data, such as search volumes, rankings and backlinks. It can analyze data you export from those tools and speed up writing and technical tasks. As of October 2026, some SEO platforms offer connectors that let ChatGPT query their data inside a chat, which narrows the gap but still needs a paid account.

Are ChatGPT SEO prompts safe to use for content?

ChatGPT SEO prompts are safe for content when a person reviews and fact-checks the output. Google's guidance targets pages made at scale without adding value, not AI help itself. Use prompts for briefs, outlines, edits and metadata, then add your own experience and verify every claim before publishing.

Should I use custom GPTs for SEO prompts?

A custom GPT is worth building when you run the same prompts often, such as meta descriptions in your brand voice, because it stores instructions and reference files once. For occasional tasks, a saved prompt document is simpler and easier to update.

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