Analysis and reporting
Traffic drops, SERP shifts and competitor moves, explained from data you already have.
What these prompts are for
The job starts after a number moves. These cover traffic drops, SERP shifts and competitor gains, read from the export you already have and explained without inventing a cause the data does not support.
- 01Brief a deep research run properly, so twenty minutes of work is not spent answering the wrong questionA scoping brief for deep research modes that fixes the question, the sources and the output format before the run starts, and forbids the summary nobody needed.
- 02Turn audit findings into SEO recommendations a developer will actionA prompt that converts a raw audit export into ordered recommendations, each with the change to make, who makes it, and what to check afterwards.
- 03Run a competitor analysis in four passes, one input at a timeA four pass competitor analysis prompt that runs one stage at a time, refuses to move on without the inputs, and states what it cannot see.
- 04A Claude prompt for SEO that reads four pages at once and has to quote before it concludesAn XML structured prompt that puts your page and three that outrank it in front of Claude at once, and refuses any finding it cannot quote.
- 05A competitor analysis example, run end to end, with the inputs and the output shownNot a description of a method. A worked run on one query, showing the exact inputs, the gap ledger that came back, and which gaps got struck out.
- 06Find the content gap between you and a competitor from two sitemapsPaste two sitemap URL lists and get the subjects your competitor covers and you do not, read from the paths alone, with no guessing at pages nobody pasted.
- 07Diagnose why a page is not ranking, and make the model admit what it cannot seeA ChatGPT prompt that lists every cause it cannot rule out from what you pasted before naming one, so you get a diagnosis instead of a confident guess.
- 08Gemini against ChatGPT for SEO work, settled by running the same task in bothA harness you paste unchanged into both assistants. Every claim lands on its own line, tagged sourced, recalled or uncertain, so you judge on your own task.
- 09Where ChatGPT helps with SEO, where it does nothing, and where it costs youA prompt that sorts your own SEO tasks into three buckets: the ones a model does well, the ones where it only saves typing, and the ones where it hurts.
- 10The five ways ChatGPT damages SEO, and the check that catches each one before you publishChatGPT is not bad for SEO. Five specific things it does are, and each is catchable. A verdict first prompt that fails any draft with an unsupported number.
- 11Is ChatGPT good for SEO? Make it mark its own output and find outMake the model mark its own SEO work, tagging every claim as checkable, unverifiable, invented or filler, so the answer comes from your output not a vendor.
- 12Tell a real ranking movement from noise, before anyone blames an algorithm updateA prompt that walks five gates in order and stops at the first one your data cannot pass, and is forbidden from naming a Google update as the cause.
A new prompt, most days One working prompt for a real SEO or AI visibility job, what to change in it, and a worked example. No sequences, no offers dressed as newsletters.
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