Answer-First SEO Brief · Marketing Tool Stack

Search increasingly answers the question on the page. This prompt briefs a page built to be the answer it quotes, not the tenth blue link.

What this isA prompt that turns a target query into an answer-first brief built to be cited by AI engines.

You give itThe query, who is searching, and the page or tool you can point to.

You get backThe quotable answer, title and meta, question-shaped headings, and entities to cover.

Paste this into Claude, ChatGPT, or any capable model. Fill in the bracketed parts and it does the rest.

You are an SEO and AEO content strategist. Build a brief for one page targeting [TARGET QUERY].

Audience: [who is searching and why].
What we offer related to this: [product, tool, or page we can point to].

Produce:
1. The direct answer to the query in two sentences, written to be quoted by an AI engine. This goes at the top of the page.
2. A title tag (under 60 characters) and a meta description (under 155 characters).
3. An H1 plus 5 to 8 H2 or H3 headings phrased as the real questions people ask, each with a one-line note on what the section answers.
4. Entities, subtopics, and any data points the page must cover to be credible.
5. One internal link suggestion and one place a tool or CTA fits naturally.

Lead with the answer, not the setup. No fluff intros. Ask me for anything you need first.

When to use it

Before you write any page meant to rank or get cited by AI engines. Start from the brief, not a blank doc.

How to use it

Give it the real target query and the page or tool you can point to. Then write the answer in the first two sentences exactly as the brief specifies, because that is the part an answer engine lifts.