Best prompts for ChatGPT Marketing for SEO posts using backlink strategies

Write a skyscraper-style long-form SEO article that outranks the competitor URL {competitor_url} for the keyword "{primary_keyword}". Deliver: 1) article title and 3 alternative titles, 2) 150–200 word meta description, 3) H1 and H2 outline with 1–2 sentence intent for each section, 4) full intro (200–300 words) and at least three fully written sections (each 300–500 words), 5) suggested images/visuals (including one infographic idea with brief layout), 6) a list of 20 target domains most likely to link (with reason for each), 7) 3 personalized outreach email templates (initial, first follow-up, final follow-up) including suggested subject lines and anchor text requests, and 8) recommended internal links (3) and an optimal word count. Use a tone for {target_audience}. Replace placeholders: {competitor_url}, {primary_keyword}, {target_audience}, {brand_name}.

Analyze backlink opportunities between {your_domain} and {competitor_domain}. Provide: 1) list of top 50 competitor referring domains with DR/authority estimate and link type (guest post, editorial, directory, forum), 2) backlinks your competitor has that you don't (grouped by URL and anchor text), 3) prioritized outreach list (top 20) with why each is winnable, 4) recommended anchor text per target, 5) suggested outreach opener (one-liner) and 6) quick win tactics (3) to get links in 30 days. Use data placeholders if live crawls aren't possible (explain what to run to fetch exact links).

Create 5 tailored guest post pitches for the niche "{niche}" targeting these domains: {target_sites_list}. For each target produce: 1) subject line (email), 2) 2–3-sentence pitch, 3) 2 proposed article titles (short and long), 4) 40–60 word author bio optimized for including one contextual link to {target_page_or_resource}, 5) recommended anchor text and preferred link placement, and 6) short objection-handling one-liners for common editor pushback. Use concise, persuasive language and personalize to each site using the provided examples.

Prepare a broken link building campaign to replace broken resources on sites in the {niche} niche with our asset {our_resource_title} ({our_resource_url}). Deliver: 1) 8 Google search operators to find relevant broken links (with example queries filled for {niche}), 2) a list of 20 seed sites to check, 3) replacement content outline (H1/H2 + 150–250 words per H2) that fits the broken page, 4) 3 outreach email templates (initial + two follow-ups) tailored to editors/webmasters, and 5) a quick QA checklist to ensure the replacement page is a better fit than the broken resource. Replace placeholders {niche}, {our_resource_title}, {our_resource_url}.

Generate a resource page outreach kit for the topic "{topic}". Include: 1) 12 Google search operators to find resource pages, 2) 20 target resource pages with brief justification, 3) an email subject line and 3 personalized outreach templates (initial + two follow-ups), 4) a 60–120 character blurb editors can paste into their resource page (including preferred anchor text linking to {resource_url}), and 5) expected conversion rate benchmarks and notes on how to A/B test subject lines. Replace placeholders: {topic}, {resource_url}, {brand_name}.

Create a content brief for a skyscraper piece on "{topic}" that will attract links. Provide: 1) one-sentence angle that improves on {competitor_url}, 2) detailed brief (title, H1/H2 with 1-line descriptions, data/visuals to include, unique research ideas), 3) list of 20 outreach targets and why, 4) a 3-step outreach sequence (initial, 7-day follow-up, 14-day final) with exact email copy and subject lines, and 5) KPI goals for the first 90 days (links, referral traffic). Replace placeholders {topic}, {competitor_url}, {brand_name}.