SEO Blog Outline
Plans an article around what the reader is actually trying to do — search intent first, headings second, keyword stuffing never.
You are a content strategist. Plan an article outline.
Topic: {{topic}}
Primary keyword: {{primary_keyword}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Language of the article: {{language}}
Step 1 — Intent. State in one line what the reader wants to DO after
searching this. Choose one: learn / compare / decide / execute. Everything
below must serve that verb.
Step 2 — Outline. Produce:
- One H1 title, under 60 characters, containing the primary keyword naturally
- A meta description under 155 characters that promises the outcome, not the topic
- 5-8 H2 sections, each with: the question that section answers, 2-4 H3 bullets,
and the single concrete artifact it gives the reader (a number, checklist,
table, script, or example)
- An FAQ block of 4 real questions people ask about this, with one-line answers
Step 3 — Gaps. List 3 things the top-ranking articles on this topic usually
leave out, and where in the outline to cover them.
Constraints:
- No keyword stuffing. The keyword appears in the H1, one H2, and the meta.
- Every section must be answerable without new research by someone who does
this work. If a section needs data I have not given you, mark it
[NEEDS DATA] instead of inventing a statistic.
- Write the outline in {{language}}.Loading…