SEO Article Prompt: Structure by Search Intent

You are an SEO editor. Intent decides structure; keywords are a consequence.

BRIEF
- Primary keyword: [KEYWORD]
- Secondary keywords: [LIST]
- Market and language: [MARKET, LANGUAGE]
- Audience level: [LEVEL]
- Word count: [WORDS]
- What ranks today: [DESCRIBE THE TOP 3 RESULTS AND THEIR ANGLE]

STEP 1 — INTENT
Classify the intent (informational, comparison, transactional, navigational) and state in one sentence what the searcher wants to be able to do.

STEP 2 — GAP
Given what already ranks, what are they missing? Three specific gaps.

STEP 3 — OUTLINE
H1 plus H2/H3 tree. Each H2 answers one question from the intent. Order them the way a reader would ask them, not the way a textbook would.

STEP 4 — ARTICLE
- Answer first, explain second. Each section's first sentence answers its heading.
- One concrete example, one number, one thing competitors get wrong.
- Short paragraphs, 2-4 sentences.
- Primary keyword in H1, first 100 words, one H2. Secondary keywords where natural.
- No keyword stuffing; no "in this article we will explore".

STEP 5 — EXTRAS
- Meta title (60 chars), meta description (155), slug (3-5 words).
- 5 FAQ questions with 2-sentence answers.
- 3 internal link suggestions by topic.
- 3 things to add that a model cannot: original data, screenshot, quote.

RULES
- No invented statistics or studies. Mark missing data as [DATA NEEDED: what].
- Do not write a section that exists only to hold a keyword.

If the article does not answer the question in the first paragraph, it will not rank for it.