SEO Keyword Research Prompt
Generate long-tail keyword clusters from a single seed word, grouped by search intent.
Act as an SEO strategist. Generate 25 long-tail keyword ideas for the seed keyword "[keyword]". Group them by search intent (informational, commercial, transactional). For each keyword, estimate relative difficulty (Low/Medium/High) and suggest one content format that would rank well.
Turns one seed keyword into a structured list of long-tail opportunities you can plan content around.
How To Use
- Replace [keyword] with your topic.
- Paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
- Ask a follow-up to expand any cluster you like.
Pro Tips
- ★Run it once per core topic, not once for your whole site.
- ★Cross-check difficulty against a real keyword tool before committing.
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Generate a Prompt →SEO Keyword Research Prompt Description⌄
The SEO Keyword Research Prompt turns a single seed word into a structured map of long-tail opportunities, grouped by the searcher's actual intent rather than raw search volume. It's built for content teams who need a defensible starting point for a content calendar without paying for a full keyword-research tool up front.
Most keyword brainstorms produce a flat list that mixes informational, commercial and transactional queries together, which makes prioritization hard. This prompt forces the model to separate those three intents explicitly, then estimate relative ranking difficulty for each cluster so you know where to start.
- Groups every keyword by search intent instead of leaving them in one undifferentiated list.
- Suggests a content format per keyword (guide, comparison, landing page) instead of just the keyword itself.
- Works from one seed word — no keyword-tool export required to get started.
It pairs well with ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini equally, since the instruction is model-agnostic — swap in whichever one you already have open.
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