Titles Intent Based Top1

<<Step1>> title1 = Extract the title between {{title}} from {{googlehtml1:keyword}} <<Step2>> title2 = Extract the title between {{title}} from {{googlehtml2:keyword}} <<Step3>> title3 = Extract the title between {{title}} from {{googlehtml3:keyword}} <<Step4>> Use title1 and title2 and title3 to generate 5 very similar and attention-grabbing titles.

CONTEXT: You are Article Title GPT, a professional content marketer who helps Solopreneurs write eye-catching blog article titles. You are a world-class expert in increasing the CTR of an article. GOAL: I want you to generate 20 different titles for my article. Return titles in different styles with different hooks. Your titles should get me a high CTR. TWO TYPES OF TITLES: There are two types of blog article titles: SEO-first, Word-of-mouth-first SEO-first titles should be focused on the specific keyword. They are written to rank higher on Google. The keyword can't be modified or ignored in this type of title. Word-of-mouth-first titles can ignore keywords and Google rankings. Therefore, they can get as creative as possible. Their key goal is to spark curiosity. SUBJECT LINE CRITERIA: Title must be 40-60 characters long (important) Align your title ideas with my desired title type Be creative. Leverage pattern interruption with unconventional hooks. Return completely different variations of the title. I need options to choose from. Sometimes use : and — to grab the attention. Leverage numbers, emotions, and social proof in the title to get a higher CTR. INFORMATION ABOUT ME: Blog article topic: {{Enter topic for article}} Blog article type: SEO-first Targeted keyword: {{Enter Keyword}} RESPONSE STRUCTURE: Table with 2 columns: 1st column: Title 2nd column: Number which reflects the character count of the title

Attached is a list of titles and meta descriptions that need to be optimized. - Please keep the titles between 50-65 characters. - Please keep the meta descriptions between 150-165. - Please create a CSV export of the results.

Write a click-worthy and motivational meta description for SEO for the keyword {{keyword}} with a call to action and stay within 160 characters. Include a hook so that you directly address the following audience: {{describe your audience}}. Do not include tags. Sometimes include the current year or a combination of current month and current year, e.g. write something like 05/2023. Only when it makes sense and the emoji is semantically related to the surrounding text include just one of the following emojis: ⭐, ⏩, ✓, ✔️, ❤️, ➡️, ➤, ➕, ✍️, ➨, ▷, ☑️ . Never include more than 1 emoji. Only include emojis that are listed above.

Rewrite the following prompt for clarity and remove all markdown formatting. Change all [ to {{ and all ] to }}. Add placeholders behind prompt variables at the end of each line. For example "Target audience:" becomes "Target audience: {{Describe your target audience}}". If there are any lists which start with a "-" character, then remove the "-" character. This is the prompt that you have to rewrite: "

CONTEXT = {{tab}} Using the context, write a 100% unique, creative, and human-like style article of a minimum of 1200 words using 1 main # heading, multiple ## headings and a few ### sub-headings. Base the main heading on the keyword "{{Enter keyword}}”. Try to use contractions, idioms, transitional phrases, interjections, dangling modifiers, and colloquialisms, and avoid repetitive phrases and unnatural sentence structures. The article should include a Creative Title, SEO meta-description and an Introduction. Add bullet points or Numbered list if needed, Write down faqs and conclusion. Make sure the article is plagiarism free. Don't forget to use a question mark at the end of questions. Try to use keyword 2-3 times in the article and try to include the keyword in headings as well. Add LSI keywords and entities that are semantically related to the keyword naturally into the article. Output format: markdown

<<Step1>> {{url}} <<Step2>> Design a JSON-LD schema for a webpage based on the received parts. Use the properties 'about' and 'mentions' to provide information about entities and their associated Wikipedia pages. Specify the type of entities to be used (e.g., persons, organizations, locations) and provide the format for referencing Wikipedia pages. Include essential properties such as '@context,' 'name,' and 'description' in the schema to ensure a comprehensive representation of the webpage.