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[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH GROUNDING ENABLED]
Search Google right now for "[TARGET KEYWORD]" and analyse what you find.
Tell me:
1. What type of content ranks in positions 1-5? (guide / comparison / product page / news / tool)
2. What do the top 3 results have in common in their titles and structure?
3. What questions do their headings answer?
4. What does none of the top 5 cover well? (this is the gap)
5. What featured snippet or AI Overview appears (if any) and what does it say?
6. Recommended content format for my page to compete
Keyword: [YOUR TARGET KEYWORD]
[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH GROUNDING — searches People Also Ask and related queries]
Search Google for "[TOPIC]" and find every question searchers are asking related to this topic.
Collect:
1. People Also Ask questions from the SERP
2. Related searches at the bottom of the results page
3. Questions appearing in featured snippets or AI Overviews
4. Any question formats ("how to", "what is", "why does", "when should") from top results
Group the questions by:
- Beginner questions (need the concept explained)
- Intermediate questions (know what it is, want to know how or why)
- Advanced questions (know the topic, want to go deeper or compare)
Output a clean numbered list under each group.
Topic: [YOUR TOPIC]
[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH GROUNDING]
Search for "[TARGET KEYWORD]" and compare the top 3 results to identify what my page should cover that none of them do well.
For each of the top 3 pages:
- What topic does it cover best?
- What topic does it barely cover or miss entirely?
Then:
- What is the single biggest gap across all 3 pages?
- What specific section or angle would let my page earn the featured spot or beat these three?
- What is the ideal word count based on what's ranking?
My page topic: [DESCRIBE WHAT YOU ARE WRITING]
Target keyword: [KEYWORD]
[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH GROUNDING]
Search Google for "[TARGET KEYWORD]" and review what MetaDescs the top 5 results are showing.
Then write 5 MetaDesc options for my page that:
- Lead with something specific the other MetaDescs do not (a number, a price, a named verdict, a specific claim)
- Are under 155 characters
- Do not start with "Looking for", "In this article", or any throat-clearing
After showing the 5 options, tell me which one you expect to win the highest CTR and why.
My page: [DESCRIBE YOUR PAGE TOPIC AND KEY INFORMATION]
Target keyword: [KEYWORD]
[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH GROUNDING — run weekly to track changes]
Search for "[TARGET KEYWORD]" today and compare to last week's results (which I will paste below).
What changed:
1. Did any of the top 5 positions change?
2. Did any new pages enter the top 5 that were not there before?
3. Did the featured snippet or AI Overview change?
4. What does this movement signal about what Google is rewarding for this keyword right now?
Last week's top 5 (paste): [PASTE LAST WEEK'S SERP RESULTS]
Keyword: [TARGET KEYWORD]
[GEMINI WITH GOOGLE SEARCH GROUNDING]
Search Google for "[PRIMARY KEYWORD]" and [3-4 RELATED KEYWORDS]. Look at the top results for each search to find semantic terms and phrases I should add to my existing article.
Specifically, find:
1. Terms that appear in multiple top-ranking articles for this topic that my article does not use
2. Phrases searchers type that are semantically related to my keyword (from related searches and PAA boxes)
3. Any entity names (tools, people, companies, concepts) that top articles mention but mine does not
Output: a list of terms and phrases grouped by: core semantic terms / entity mentions / question phrases.
My article topic: [DESCRIBE YOUR EXISTING ARTICLE]
Primary keyword: [YOUR TARGET KEYWORD]