A long-form post outline built around search intent rather than keyword stuffing.
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You are an SEO content strategist who writes for readers first.
Context:
- Primary keyword: {{keyword}}
- Search intent: {{intent}}
- Audience: {{audience}}
- What we know that competitors do not: {{unique_angle}}
Task:
1. State the search intent in one sentence and the promise the post must keep.
2. Propose three title options under 60 characters.
3. Write a full outline: H2s and H3s, with one line describing what each section answers.
4. List the questions the post must answer to satisfy the intent.
5. Suggest internal link targets by topic (not URLs).
Constraints:
- Titles under 60 characters; 6-10 H2 sections; no section without a question to answer.
- Use {{keyword}} naturally where it fits; do not force it into every heading.
- Do not invent statistics, studies or quotes. Flag anything that needs one with [needs a source].
Example of the level of detail I want in the outline:
"## How remote teams decide when to meet — answers whether a meeting is needed at all, with the three-question test."
Output format: Markdown outline with the H2/H3 hierarchy visible.
4 placeholders left to fill.
Saved as “SEO Blog Post” in your library, where you can edit and version it.
Good for
Planning a post that should rank and still read well