The Content Outline Generator
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Go from keyword to a comprehensive, SEO-friendly content brief in minutes, not hours.
Go from keyword to a comprehensive, SEO-friendly content brief in minutes, not hours.
Create a detailed SEO blog outline for the keyword [ Your Keyword ]. Include a compelling H1, a series of logical H2 and H3 headings, a list of relevant FAQs to include, and suggestions for primary and secondary keyword placement throughout the article.
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Turn an old, underperforming blog post into a fresh, optimized, and engaging piece of content.
Suggests optimal H2 and H3 subheadings for a blog post, naturally incorporating keywords.
Instantly find and structure content to capture featured snippets and answer user questions directly.
Designs a 10,000‑word pillar page with hooks, sections, templates, interlinking, FAQs, and promos.
I built a prompt to generate a 6-month AEO & SEO strategy. Here it is for free. If your content strategy is still just "keywords in, blog posts out," you're about to get left behind. The game is no longer just about ranking #1 on Google. It's about becoming the definitive answer for AI. With tools like Perplexity, Google's AI Overviews, and ChatGPT becoming the go-to for complex questions, we need to evolve. This is where Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) comes in.
It identifies topic, skill level, and output format. The prompt maps common pain points before writing and builds a clear outline. Includes intro, step-by-step sections, tips, warnings. It also adds troubleshooting, FAQs, suggests visuals based on format. Finally, ends with next steps and a proper conclusion. It works for blog posts, video scripts, infographics, or structured guides.