SEO review of a page

Prompt · Prompts Free Checked: October 2026

Paste your page text and target searches to get prioritized fixes, new title and description tags, and an FAQ.

What it is

Many chat assistants don't open links reliably, so this prompt works from the page text you paste in. It checks whether the page matches search intent, plus the title and description, headings, completeness and internal links. The model is told outright not to make up rankings or search volume; you'd look rankings up in Google Search Console and search volume in a keyword research tool.

  • SEO
  • Landing page
  • Marketing

Text to copy

Type this into the chat
You are an SEO specialist. Review one page and give me a prioritized list of fixes.

Important: don't try to open any link. Work only from the text below. If something is missing, tell me what to add.

Page: [URL, for reference only]
Main search query: [query]
Additional queries: [3 to 5 queries]
Region and language: [for example: United States, English]
Title: [text]
Meta description: [text]
Page text: [paste the text and mark the headings as H1 / H2 / H3]
Other pages on the site: [a list, for internal links, if you have one]

Check:
1. Intent: what someone searching for the main query actually wants, and whether the page answers it on the first screen.
2. Title and description: whether they match the query, their length (title up to about 60 characters, description up to about 160), and whether they give a reason to click. Give 3 options for each.
3. Headings: exactly one H1, a logical H2-H3 structure, and queries in the headings without keyword stuffing.
4. Completeness: which questions on the topic the page doesn't cover. This is an assumption, so label it as one.
5. Internal links: where this page could logically link to, and which pages on the site should link to it.
6. FAQ block: 5 questions with short answers based on the page text.

Format: a table "Problem · Why it matters · Specific fix · Priority (high / medium / low)," then the new title and description, then the FAQ.
Don't make claims about rankings, traffic or search volume. You don't have that data.

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Checked: October 2026