Before I write your fully optimized article, I need a clear brief. Send your topic, target country, primary keyword, secondary keywords, and a meta description if you have one. The primary keyword guides the structure, headings, and image prompts, so it is the heartbeat of the piece.
Think of this like a short creative briefing. With the right inputs, I can deliver a friendly, insightful article that reads like a conversation, uses psychology-fluent language, and lands neatly on search intent.
What I need to get started
Topic and intent
Tell me exactly what the article should cover and whether the search intent is informational, transactional, or navigational. For example, if the topic is about personality traits, say if readers want an explanation, a comparison, or a tool.
Target country
SEO is local. A target country helps match examples, phrasing, and local search patterns. If you want UK English, spellings and references will reflect that.
Primary keyword and variants
Provide one clear primary keyword. Share up to five secondary keywords that support it. I weave the primary keyword into the first 100 words, each main H2, and image prompts for on page alignment.
Meta description
If you have a preferred meta description, include it. Otherwise, I will draft one that fits within 150 to 160 characters, front loads the value, and includes the primary keyword.
How to format your brief
A quick example
– Topic: Big Five personality traits explained for beginners
– Target Country: United States
– Primary Keyword: Big Five personality traits
– Secondary Keywords: five factor model, openness conscientiousness extraversion agreeableness neuroticism, personality dimensions, trait theory
– Meta Description: Learn the Big Five personality traits with simple examples and science backed insights to understand yourself and others faster.
With that, I can map the outline, integrate relevant examples, and match the tone to search intent. If your topic is more practical, like workplace communication styles, I will prioritize actionable steps and real world vignettes, for example, how a manager adapts feedback for an introvert versus an extrovert.
What you will receive
– A compelling H1 and clean slug aligned to the primary keyword
– A tight meta description that fits pixel limits
– Headings with skimmable structure and natural LSI terms
– Conversational tone with psychological insight, short paragraphs, and helpful examples blended into the narrative
– Internal and external link suggestions based on likely authority sources
– Featured and section image prompts, 16:9, editorial style, tied to your headings and keyword focus
Quality and readability
Expect 600 to 900 words, optimized without sounding robotic. I avoid keyword stuffing, keep sentence variety, and respect accessibility. No em dashes, just clear punctuation.
Image SEO
Each visual prompt references the primary keyword and the section theme. This helps your media library stay purposeful and discoverable.
What happens next
Send your brief using the five fields, and I will deliver the final JSON immediately. If anything is unclear, I can suggest primary and secondary keywords based on your topic and target country, then confirm before writing.
If you like, also share any must include sources, internal links to prioritize, or audiences to avoid. I will adapt the tone to match, whether you want crisp and academic or warm and witty.
Key Takeaways
– Send the five essentials: topic, target country, primary keyword, secondary keywords, meta description.
– Clarify search intent so the structure and tone land with readers and search engines.
– I return a concise, optimized article with headings, image prompts, and link suggestions.
FAQ
What counts as a good primary keyword?
Choose a specific phrase with clear intent, meaningful search volume, and relevance to your audience. Avoid vague one word terms. Aim for three to five words that match how your readers actually search.
Do I need to include a meta description?
It is optional. If you provide one, I will refine it. If not, I will write a concise, compelling description that includes the primary keyword and fits within 150 to 160 characters.
Can you suggest secondary keywords for me?
Yes. Share the topic and target country, and I can recommend semantically related terms that support your primary keyword. I will confirm with you before writing.
Conclusion
Let’s wrap this up: share your brief with the five fields and I will craft a tailored, search focused article that still reads like a human wrote it on a good coffee day. If you want, I can propose keywords first, then write once you approve. Ready to take your next test?
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