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One-question keyword research.

Most keyword tools dump 5000 rows on you. This recipe uses your assistant to do the clustering for you so you get a small, ranked list of clusters with the search intent for each. From there, picking the next post is a 30-second decision.

Before you start

  • A topic in mind

How to run it

  1. Pick the topic

    Pick one topic broad enough to span 30 keywords but narrow enough to stay on-brand. Examples: "local SEO for plumbers", "AI marketing for Shopify stores".

  2. Ask for clusters

    Ask your assistant to find 30 keywords for that topic, group them into 5 to 7 clusters, and label each cluster with the search intent (informational, transactional, navigational).

  3. Add difficulty

    Ask the assistant to add a rough difficulty score for each cluster based on the keywords inside.

  4. Pick the next post

    Sort by intent transactional first, then by difficulty ascending. The top cluster is your next post topic.

Copy this prompt

Topic: [topic]. Find 30 keywords. Group into 5 to 7 clusters with the search intent and difficulty for each. Sort clusters by intent transactional first, then difficulty ascending.

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