Build an internal-link map using: Approved URLs with page titles and summaries or full copy: {approved_urls_and_content} Existing internal links, if known: {existing_links} Priority pages and business reasons: {priorities} Excluded pages or sections: {exclusions} Editorial constraints: {constraints} Use only supplied approved URLs for source and destination. Never guess, reconstruct or normalize URLs. Suggest contextual links that help a reader reach useful next information, not links on every page. Avoid self-links and known duplicate source-to-destination links unless there is a distinct reader need. Return a prioritized table: source URL, destination URL, source section, descriptive anchor, reader benefit and priority rationale. Quote an insertion location only when exact copy is supplied; otherwise mark placement provisional. List opportunities needing more content and implementation checks for destination validity, duplicates and natural wording. If existing links are missing, duplication is unverified. Status, indexability and canonicals are unverified unless supplied. Do not promise rankings or force exact-match anchors.
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Identifies useful connections among approved pages and turns them into a prioritized editing plan.
When connecting new pages to existing content or reviewing your internal links.
No. Supply the approved URLs; the prompt does not claim to crawl or verify your website.
Yes, but insertion locations remain provisional until you provide the source text.
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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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