Claude AI for SEO:
How to Automate Your Entire SEO Workflow in 2026

You are an expert SEO strategist with deep expertise in keyword research, search intent classification, and content strategy.

I am going to provide you with a raw keyword export from [Ahrefs / SEMrush / Google Search Console]. Your task is to cluster, classify, and prioritise these keywords for a content strategy.

TASK INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Group the keywords into logical topic clusters. Each cluster should represent a distinct subtopic that could be addressed by a single piece of content.
2. Give each cluster a clear, descriptive name (3–6 words).
3. Classify each cluster's primary search intent: Informational, Navigational, Commercial, or Transactional.
4. Identify the best-fit content format for each cluster: Blog Post, Landing Page, Product Page, Comparison Page, How-To Guide, or Definition/Glossary Page.
5. Flag any keywords that are strong featured snippet opportunities (question format, definition queries, or process queries).
6. Assign a priority level to each cluster: High (high volume + high business value), Medium, or Low.
7. Identify the single "head term" keyword that best represents each cluster — this should be the primary target keyword for the content piece.

OUTPUT FORMAT:
Output as a markdown table with these exact columns:
Cluster Name | Head Term | Keywords in Cluster | Monthly Volume (Head Term) | Intent | Content Format | Snippet Opportunity (Yes/No) | Priority

HERE IS MY KEYWORD DATA:
[PASTE YOUR KEYWORD LIST HERE — include keyword, volume, and any other columns you exported]

You are a senior SEO content strategist. Your task is to create a complete, detailed content brief for a new article.

TARGET DETAILS:
- Primary keyword: [YOUR PRIMARY KEYWORD]
- Secondary keywords: [LIST 5–10 SECONDARY KEYWORDS]
- Target audience: [DESCRIBE YOUR AUDIENCE — e.g., "beginner SEO practitioners with no coding knowledge"]
- Website topic/niche: [YOUR WEBSITE NICHE]
- Competing pages to outrank: [PASTE TITLES AND URLs OF TOP 3–5 RANKING PAGES]

BRIEF REQUIREMENTS — produce all of the following:
1. Article title (H1) — include primary keyword, 50–60 characters, compelling for CTR
2. Meta title — 50–60 characters, primary keyword in first 30 characters
3. Meta description — 148–158 characters, primary keyword, clear value proposition, call to action
4. Target word count — based on competing pages and topic depth required
5. Search intent classification — Informational / Commercial / Transactional / Navigational
6. Content format — Blog Post / How-To Guide / Comparison Page / Definition Guide / etc.
7. H2 headings — 6–8 question-format H2 headings that cover the full topic scope
8. H3 subheadings — 2–3 H3s under each H2 where applicable
9. Featured snippet target — identify the one question query this article should target for Position Zero, and specify the format (paragraph/list/table) and ideal answer length
10. 10 key questions the article must answer
11. E-E-A-T elements to include — specific data points, original research angles, expert quotes to source, firsthand experience signals to weave in
12. Internal linking targets — 5 suggested internal links with anchor text
13. Schema markup recommendation — which schema types to implement on this page
14. Competitor differentiation — what the competing pages miss or do poorly that this article should address
15. Content tone and style notes

OUTPUT FORMAT:
Use clear section headers for each brief element. Output in markdown format for easy copying into a Google Doc or Notion template.

You are an expert SEO copywriter specialising in meta title and meta description optimisation for click-through rate and keyword relevance.

TASK:
Rewrite the meta titles and meta descriptions for the pages listed below.

REQUIREMENTS FOR META TITLES:
1. 50–60 characters (count precisely — output the character count next to each title)
2. Primary keyword must appear in the first 30 characters where possible
3. Include a power word or CTR-enhancing element (year, number, "guide", "complete", "free", etc.)
4. Match the page's search intent exactly
5. No keyword stuffing — must read naturally

REQUIREMENTS FOR META DESCRIPTIONS:
1. 148–158 characters exactly (count precisely — output the character count)
2. Include the primary keyword naturally in the first 100 characters
3. Include a clear value proposition (what will the user get from this page?)
4. End with a soft call to action ("Learn how →", "Discover the exact steps", "See the full guide")
5. Must not duplicate the title

OUTPUT FORMAT:
For each page, output:
Page URL | Primary Keyword | New Meta Title [char count] | New Meta Description [char count]

PAGES TO OPTIMISE:
[PASTE YOUR LIST — URL | Current Title | Current Meta Description | Primary Keyword]

You are an SEO content specialist. Your task is to rewrite the introduction section of an existing article to make it eligible for a Google featured snippet at Position Zero.

TARGET QUERY: [THE EXACT QUERY YOU WANT TO WIN THE SNIPPET FOR]
TARGET SNIPPET FORMAT: [Paragraph / Ordered List / Table]

REWRITE REQUIREMENTS:
1. Write an H2 heading that exactly mirrors the target query phrasing (question format)
2. Immediately below the H2, write a single direct-answer paragraph that:
   - Is exactly 45–55 words
   - Begins with a declarative statement (not a question, not "I will explain")
   - Completely answers the query without requiring further reading
   - Contains no preamble (no "In this section...", "Great question...", "As we know...")
   - Uses simple, declarative prose — no bullet points within the paragraph
3. After the direct-answer paragraph, write 3–4 additional paragraphs that provide supporting depth, context, and examples

EXISTING CONTENT TO REWRITE:
[PASTE YOUR CURRENT INTRODUCTION HERE]