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AI Prompts for Keyword Research & Intent Mapping

Engineered prompt templates to extract long-tail queries, analyze SERP intent, discover secondary keywords, and build topical clusters.

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KEYWORD RESEARCH

PROMPTS

TO FIND

SEED KEYWORD

TO FIND

PRIMARY KEYWORDS

Act as an SEO keyword research expert. Find 10–15 highly relevant core seed keywords for the following topic.

Topic/Niche: …………………..
Business/Product/Service: …………………..
Target Audience: …………………..
Target Location: India

Focus on broad, core concepts that can be used as starting points for further keyword research. Avoid long-tail variations, duplicates, irrelevant terms, and unnecessary modifiers.

Return the results in this format:

#Seed KeywordCategory
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Act as an SEO keyword research expert. Identify the best primary keyword for the following topic or page.

Topic/Page: …………………..
Target Audience: …………………..
Target Location: India
Business/Product/Service: …………………..

Choose one primary keyword that best matches the topic, user search intent, and the main purpose of the page.

Consider relevance, search intent, specificity, and SEO potential. Avoid choosing a keyword solely because it may have high search volume.

Return:

Primary Keyword: …………………..
Search Intent: …………………..
Why this keyword: …………………..

TO FIND

SECONDARY KEYWORDS

TO FIND

SUPPORTING KEYWORDS

Act as an SEO keyword research expert. Find 8–15 relevant secondary keywords that support the primary keyword and topic below.

Primary Keyword: …………………..
Topic/Page: …………………..
Target Audience: …………………..
Target Location: India

Choose keywords that cover closely related subtopics, variations, questions, entities, and supporting concepts. Avoid duplicates, unrelated terms, and keywords that should be treated as separate primary topics.

Return the results in this format:

#Secondary KeywordRelevance
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Act as an SEO keyword research expert. Find 10–20 relevant supporting keywords that help comprehensively cover the topic and support the primary and secondary keywords.

Primary Keyword: …………………..
Secondary Keywords: …………………..
Topic/Page: …………………..
Target Audience: …………………..
Target Location: India

Include closely related terms, entities, concepts, synonyms, questions, and contextual terms that naturally belong to the topic. Avoid duplicates, irrelevant keywords, and keywords that represent separate search intents.

Return the results in a simple table:

#Supporting KeywordCategory
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TO FIND

LONG TAIL KEYWORD

TO FIND

INTENT OF A KEYWORD

Act as an SEO keyword research expert. Find 10–15 relevant long-tail keywords that can be used naturally as headings (H2/H3) in a blog.

Primary Keyword: …………………..
Blog Topic: …………………..
Target Audience: …………………..
Target Location: India

Focus on specific questions, subtopics, problems, comparisons, and informational queries that are closely related to the main topic. Each keyword should represent a useful section of the blog and satisfy a distinct search intent.

Avoid keyword stuffing, repetitive variations, overly broad terms, and keywords that do not work naturally as headings.

Return the results in this format:

#Long-Tail KeywordSuggested Heading
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Act as an SEO specialist. Identify the search intent behind the following keyword.

Keyword: …………………..

Classify it as one of these primary intents:

  • Informational

  • Navigational

  • Commercial Investigation

  • Transactional

  • Local

Consider what the user is most likely trying to accomplish when searching this keyword.

Return:

Search Intent: …………………..
User Goal: …………………..
Reason: …………………..

UNIVERSAL

KEYWORD RESEARCH

PROMPT

Act as an SEO Keyword Research Specialist with expertise in Semantic SEO, Search Intent, and Topical Authority, with 10+ years of experience.

I’m writing a blog for my personal website, which is only a few months old. The site targets beginners interested in digital marketing, including students, career switchers, and professionals.


⏺ Primary Keyword: [Insert Primary Keyword]

⏺ Blog Topic: [Insert Blog Topic]

⏺ Objective
From the above mentioned primary keyword and blog topic, find secondary keywords and supporting keywords which are relevant to the blog topic.

⏺ Secondary Keywords

Secondary keywords are variations of the primary keyword that share the same or very similar search intent and can be targeted by the same page.

Generate 10–15 secondary keywords.

For each keyword, provide:

– Search Intent

– Suggested Usage (Title, Introduction, Body, Conclusion)

⏺ Supporting Keywords

Supporting keywords are topically related concepts, entities, and subtopics that make the article comprehensive. They should support the current article rather than require a separate article.

Generate 20–30 supporting keywords.

For each keyword, provide:

– Why is it relevant

– Suggested Usage (H2, H3, Body, or FAQ)

⏺ Guidelines

– Target informational, beginner-friendly queries.

– Prioritise low-competition opportunities suitable for a new website.

– Include long-tail keywords, semantic keywords, synonyms, entities, beginner questions, common mistakes, best practices, comparisons, benefits, and practical concepts where relevant.

– Do not mix secondary keywords with supporting keywords.

– If a keyword deserves its own article, list it separately instead of including it as a supporting keyword.

– If live SEO metrics are unavailable, do not invent search volume or keyword difficulty.

⏺ Prioritise keywords that:

– Beginners are likely to search.

– Explain concepts in simple language.

– Help build topical authority.

– Improve semantic relevance and LLM optimisation.

– Can be naturally sprinkled throughout the blog.

– Aim for low-to-medium volume, around 100 to 1,000 searches per month. 

– Look for a low difficulty score (usually under 30). 

⏺ Output

  1. Present only the secondary keywords and supporting keywords in a list format without any additional information

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