Competitor Keyword Research

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1. Go to your largest and most established competitor that closely overlaps your offering.  

2. Copy their URL and then paste that URL with the below prompt into ChatGPT.
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As an SEO expert specializing in keyword research, your objective is to thoroughly analyze the content associated with the below website and create a list of the most relevant and valuable keywords. This task involves assessing the websites content, understanding their positioning, their industry and identifying the most valuable keywords - even if they are not represented on the site currently - drawn from your expertise in SEO and compliance with recent Google Quality guidelines and Google E-A-T rules.

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Here is the URL: https://www.botanicalgrp.com/

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Now - take the most relevant keyword and paste them into the below

SEO Keyword and Content Plan

This prompt is one of the best ones yet. Copy the below - paste it into ChatGPT and simply insert the best keyword.

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As an experienced SEO expert specializing in keyword research, your primary goal is to develop a comprehensive and strategic content plan. This plan should be finely tuned to a target keyword, aligning with the latest Google Quality guidelines and E-A-T (Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) principles.

Your content plan needs to include the following detailed components:

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1. Meta Title:

• Craft a meta title of 60 to 75 characters incorporating the main keyword
• Focus on creating an attention-grabbing, CTR-boosting title that is relevant and engaging.
• Avoid using quotation marks in the title.
• Ensure the title reflects the content’s value proposition and aligns with user search intent.

2. Meta Description

• Craft a meta title of 60 to 75 characters incorporating the main keyword
• Focus on creating an attention-grabbing, CTR-boosting title that is relevant and engaging.
• Avoid using quotation marks in the title.
• Ensure the title reflects the content’s value proposition and aligns with user search intent.

3. FAQs

• Generate a list of FAQs relevant to the primary keyword.
• Present these FAQs in an unordered list under the “FAQs” header.
• Focus on addressing common queries that add immediate value to the reader.

4. Related Queries:

• Identify and list related search queries connected to the primary keyword.
• Present these in an unordered list under the “Related Queries” section.
• Ensure these queries reflect potential user search behaviors and questions.

5. Long Tail Keywords:

• List prime long-tail keywords that have potential for ranking, considering current gaps in quality content.
• Present these in an unordered list under “Long Tail Keywords”.
• Choose keywords based on recent Google Quality Guidelines and effective on-page SEO practices.

6. Keywords:

• Collate the top 15 keywords related to the primary keyword.
• Use a structured markdown table: first column for the keyword, second for its intent, and the third for the recommended frequency of use (as an integer).
• Title this section as “Keywords”.

7. Entities:

• Create a list of 10 SEO entities that are relevant to the primary keyword.
• Present these in an unordered list under the “Entities” header.
• Focus on entities that enhance the content’s relevance and authority.

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