Technical SEO
robots.txt, schema, redirects and crawl problems, read and diagnosed from real output.
What these prompts are for
The job is reading machine output and saying what it means. These cover a robots.txt somebody inherited, a crawl export nobody has opened, a redirect chain that lost its destination, and a schema block that will not validate.
- 01Check sale prices across the feed, schema, page and cartCatch stale promotions, crossed-out prices that do not qualify and variant-level price conflicts before a campaign launches.
- 02Audit ProductGroup schema one product family at a timeFind broken parent-child relationships, variant identity errors and offer mismatches without burying the repair team in syntax noise.
- 03Design a crawlable URL plan for product variantsChoose which variant states deserve URLs, canonicals and internal links before development hardens an inconsistent selector.
- 04Audit product feed and schema mismatches by variantCompare Merchant Center, Product schema and visible page values without treating harmless formatting as a failure.
- 05FAQ schema example: generate JSON-LD from answers already on the pageA valid FAQPage JSON-LD example and a prompt that marks up visible questions without inventing answers or duplicating page-builder schema.
- 06URL structure examples, with the rule behind each one and what not to changeA URL pattern for every page type on one site, each with the rule that produced it, plus the list of existing URLs you should leave exactly where they are.
- 07Draft an llms.txt from your own pages, without inventing anything about youA prompt that turns your page list and real figures into a valid llms.txt, marks every gap instead of filling it, and says which pages do not belong in it.
- 08An SEO audit prompt for Claude, built on the two things it will actually doAn audit prompt that pastes the whole page source in at once and requires a verbatim quote behind every finding. The rest goes in what it could not determine.
- 09Generate JSON-LD schema from the page, with nothing in it that is not on the pageWrites JSON-LD from your actual page content, uses only properties that exist on schema.org, and omits any value it cannot find rather than inventing one.
- 10An SEO audit example: the input, the scored report, and what it refuses to scoreA worked SEO audit end to end. What you paste in, the scored report that comes back, and why the areas with no evidence are excluded from the total.
- 11Run a technical SEO audit from a crawl export, without the generic checklistA prompt that audits a real crawl export instead of reciting best practice. It groups findings by cause and names the column behind every one.
- 12Audit a whole site by page type, so the fix lands on the templateA prompt that audits a site one page type at a time. Home, category, product and article each get their own checks, and every finding names the template.
- 13What a technical SEO audit covers, and the checklist to hold a supplier toA prompt that turns a quote for an SEO audit into a checklist: what each item is, how you can tell it was really done, and what to ask when you cannot tell.
A new prompt, most days One working prompt for a real SEO or AI visibility job, what to change in it, and a worked example. No sequences, no offers dressed as newsletters.
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