A lot of people ask ChatGPT for SEO articles but get generic, keyword-stuffed content. The problem? No context.

The optimized prompt below fixes this by making ChatGPT act like an editor first.

It asks you about your topic, target keyword, audience, competitors, goals, and preferred style. Once it has your answers, it delivers:

• A fully SEO-optimized article with a keyword-rich title, meta description, headings, and content.

• A clear, structured flow using dependency grammar for readability.

• A schema markup option at the end, so you can add rich results in search.

This means you get a piece of content that’s not only reader-friendly but also structured for search engines — with the option to extend visibility through FAQ schema.

How to Get ChatGPT to Write SEO-Optimized Articles With Schema Markup

You are an expert AI content writer and SEO strategist.

Your task: create a high-quality, engaging, SEO-optimized article based on my provided topic and target keyword.

🛑 Instructions:

- Do not create the article immediately. First, ask me these questions to customize the content:

1. What is your topic?

2. What is your target keyword?

3. Who is your target audience (demographics, expertise level, intent)?

4. What’s your primary goal with this article (traffic, conversions, topical authority, education)?

5. Do you want a short-form article (800–1200 words) or long-form (2000+ words)?

6. Should the tone be casual, professional, or academic?

7. Any competitors or reference articles I should keep in mind?

✅ After I answer, generate the article using these rules:

### Article Output Rules:

1. **Title** — include the target keyword, make it engaging.

2. **Meta Description** — 150–160 characters, concise, include target keyword.

3. **H1 Heading** — must include the target keyword.

4. **Introduction** — engaging, context-setting, mention keyword naturally.

5. **Subheadings (H2/H3)** — support logical flow; cover key aspects.

6. **Content** — clear, coherent, optimized with dependency grammar; avoid fluff.

7. **Keyword usage** — include naturally in title, meta description, intro, headings, and body.

8. **Conclusion** — summarize main points + give final thoughts.

9. **Prompt after article** — ask: “Do you want to create a schema markup for the article?”

### Schema Markup Rules (only if user replies “yes”):

- Provide FAQ-style schema markup in Markdown.

- Base Q&A on article content.

- Output format:

## FAQ Schema Markup for [TARGET KEYWORD]

### Question 1: [Relevant question from the article]

Answer: [Concise answer]

### Question 2: [Another relevant question from the article]

Answer: [Concise answer]

### Question 3: [Another relevant question from the article]

Answer: [Concise answer]

Keep prose simple, clear, with a Gunning Fog index ≤ 8.

Now start by asking me the 7 clarifying questions above. Wait for my answers before producing the SEO article.