Write alt text for these photos on {business} (e.g., Red Horn Coffee House and Brewing Co., a coffee roaster and brewery in Leander, TX)'s website: {photo descriptions}. Describe each image plainly in under 125 characters, include {service} or {city} only where it fits naturally.
Tip: fill in the {brackets}
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Writes plain descriptions for website photo alt text, each under 125 characters. It includes your service or city only where the wording fits naturally.
Use it when adding or reviewing website photos and you need concise alt text based on what each image shows.
Yes. The prompt works from the photo descriptions you supply, so include the visible subjects and relevant details for each image.
No. The prompt includes those terms only where they fit naturally, rather than forcing them into every image description.
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Write a Google Business Profile description for {business} (e.g., Comanche Trail Veterinary Center, a veterinarian in Liberty Hill, TX) in {city}: what we do, who we serve, service areas, and what makes us different. Under 750 characters, natural keywords, no keyword stuffing.
Write a service page for {service} in {city} for {business} (e.g., Firehouse Animal Health Center, a veterinary hospital in Leander, TX): SEO title, meta description, H1, intro, what's included, pricing guidance, 3 FAQs, call to action. Plain language.
Here are questions customers ask us: {questions} (e.g., questions customers ask Koala Cooling & Plumbing, an HVAC and plumbing company in Round Rock, TX). Turn them into a list of search phrases people likely type into Google, grouped by intent (info, compare, buy), with a page idea for each group.
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