SEO Prompt Pack for Web Developers: 120 Prompts, Tracker & Client Brief
$19
120 structured AI prompts for the SEO work clients hand to web developers, from keyword maps and technical checks to schema drafts and client emails, with a tracker and a brief template.
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About this product
Clients still ask the developer to "do the SEO bit". This pack gives you 120 prompts for that work, ready to paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. They cover keyword maps, technical diagnosis, on-page fixes, schema drafts, getting pages ready for AI search answers, page briefs and client emails. They are written for client marketing sites, Next.js and React builds, and Webflow or Framer handoffs.
Each prompt follows the same structure: a role, context, {{placeholders}} for the data you paste in, a fixed output format and rules. The rules forbid made-up rankings, traffic, search volumes, citations, backlinks or schema, ask the model to label its assumptions and to cite only what you pasted. Every prompt ends with a note on what you should review.
What you get
120 prompts in 10 categories: keyword and intent (15), technical SEO (15), on-page (15), schema planning (10), AEO and AI search answers (15), briefs and outlines (15), E-E-A-T and trust pages (8), local SEO copy (8), client communication (10) and measurement (9).
A text file with the full wording of all 120 prompts.
A 21-page PDF guide. It shows how to run the prompts in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, gives you a review checklist, summarises what Google's documentation says, indexes the categories, and shows one full example per category plus a worked example for a made-up studio.
A prompt library spreadsheet with 5 tabs: instructions, the library with status and notes, a by-category view built with formulas, a session log and a client jobs list.
A client SEO brief template in Word covering goals, pages, access, constraints, what is out of scope and next steps.
A quick start for your first reviewed output in about 30 minutes.
Prompts for developer problems
Comparing raw and rendered HTML on React and Next.js pages. Reviewing Next.js metadata, sitemap and robots routes. Redirect maps, canonicals, soft 404s and the switch from staging to production. JSON-LD drafts that must be validated before deploy. SEO handoff for Webflow and Framer CMS sites, and plain-English summaries for clients.
What to know first
The pack was checked against Google Search Central on 8 November 2026. For example, Google says optimising for AI answers (AEO or GEO) is still SEO, and FAQ rich results no longer appear in Google Search. There are no ranking, traffic or earnings promises, and every output needs a human check. The studio in the examples is fictional. No audit checklist is included, so it works best alongside one you already use.
License: use the prompts for your own and your clients' projects and deliver the results to clients. Do not resell or share the pack. Full terms are in LICENSE.txt. Google, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Next.js belong to their owners, and CoreCodify is not affiliated with them.
How delivery works
This is a digital download. Checkout happens on Gumroad, which takes the payment and emails you a receipt with the download link straight away. The files also stay in your Gumroad library, and if the product is updated, the new files appear on the same listing.
You can use the files in your own and your clients' projects, but not resell or share them. The license page explains the details. Refunds are handled on Gumroad under its policy. For help with a download, see support.
Questions
They are written for ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, and the guide shows how to run them in each one.
Each prompt has rules against made-up rankings, traffic, volumes, citations, backlinks or schema, and asks the model to label assumptions. You still need to review every output, because no prompt can guarantee what a model writes.
No. It is a prompt pack with a tracker and a client brief template. It works best alongside an audit checklist you already use.
