SEO playbook
Seven copy-and-paste prompt templates for planning, drafting and marking up search content with Writesonic — plus the automation workflows that run them without you touching the editor.
Most AI writers produce prose. Writesonic's value for search work is that research and drafting sit in the same place: the article workflow pulls live SERP results and keyword data into the brief, so the outline reflects what already ranks instead of what the model guesses. Layer consistent prompt templates on top and you get repeatable output — the same structure, tone and metadata pattern across every page.
The templates below are deliberately parameterised. Swap the bracketed values, keep everything else fixed, and your content stays structurally consistent whether you generate one page by hand or two hundred through the API.
Turn a target keyword into a search-intent-matched H2/H3 skeleton before you write a word.
Create a blog post outline for the keyword "[keyword]". Match the dominant search intent, use H2 and H3 headings, include a short intro angle, 5-8 sections, a comparison or table section if relevant, and 4 FAQ questions people also ask.
Group a seed keyword into topical clusters so one hub page and its supporting posts cover the whole topic.
Build keyword clusters for the seed topic "[topic]". Return 5 clusters. For each: a cluster name, one pillar keyword, 6-10 supporting long-tail keywords, the intent (informational, commercial, transactional), and the page type I should publish.
Generate click-worthy meta titles and descriptions that stay within SERP pixel limits.
Write 5 meta title (max 58 characters) and meta description (max 155 characters) pairs for a page about "[page topic]" targeting "[keyword]". Front-load the keyword, include a concrete benefit, and avoid clickbait.
Produce consistent, scannable descriptions across a whole catalogue instead of one at a time.
Write a product description for "[product]". Include a one-line hook, 4 benefit bullets tied to features, a short use-case paragraph, and a closing CTA. Tone: [tone]. Keyword to include naturally: "[keyword]".
Draft a full commercial landing page structured for both conversion and ranking.
Draft an SEO landing page for "[offer]" targeting "[keyword]". Include: H1, subheadline, 3 benefit blocks, a comparison table vs alternatives, social-proof section, objection-handling FAQ, and two CTA blocks.
Mine People Also Ask style questions and answer them in a schema-ready format.
Generate 8 FAQs for an article about "[topic]". Use real questions searchers ask. Answer each in 40-60 words, factual, no fluff. Return as a numbered list of question and answer pairs.
Convert finished content into valid JSON-LD you can paste into the page head.
Convert the following FAQs into valid schema.org FAQPage JSON-LD. Then also output Article JSON-LD with headline, description, author Organization "[brand]", and dateModified [date]. FAQs: [paste].
Each template becomes a pipeline once you call Writesonic from an automation platform. See the Writesonic automation guide for the module-level setup.
Start with the free trial credits and test the outline and schema templates first.
