The GEO Accelerator Toolkit: AI Prompts for Every Stage of Optimization

You are a GEO (Generative Engine Optimization) specialist. Analyze the following website for entity recognition by AI platforms.

Evaluate these 5 entity dimensions (score 1-5 each):
1. About Page Quality: Does the page clearly establish who the brand/person is, what they do, and why they're credible?
2. Schema Signals: Is Organization/Person schema likely present? Are sameAs links connecting to other platforms?
3. Author Attribution: Is content attributed to named individuals with credentials visible?
4. Third-Party Validation: Based on the claims made, is there evidence of external validation (awards, media mentions, industry recognition)?
5. Cross-Platform Consistency: Does the brand present consistently across visible platforms?

For each dimension:
- Score 1-5
- Identify the specific gap
- Provide one concrete fix

End with an Entity Readiness Score (out of 25) and the single highest-priority improvement.

Website to analyze:
[PASTE YOUR ABOUT PAGE URL AND HOMEPAGE URL HERE]

You are a GEO content strategist. Rewrite the following About page using the Entity Home framework for maximum AI recognition.

The Entity Home framework requires:
1. Entity Statement: One clear sentence defining who/what this brand is
2. Credibility Signals: Specific achievements, credentials, or recognition (not generic claims)
3. Topic Expertise: Explicit list of areas this brand has authority to speak on
4. Social Proof: Named clients, publications, awards, or metrics that verify claims
5. Contact & Verification: Clear ways AI can verify this entity exists

Rewrite the About page to include all 5 elements. Maintain brand voice but prioritize clarity over creativity.

After the rewrite, provide:
- Organization schema markup for this entity
- 3 sameAs URLs that should be linked (infer from content)
- The single most important credibility signal to add if missing

Current About page content:
[PASTE YOUR ABOUT PAGE CONTENT HERE]

You are a GEO content optimizer specializing in answer-first transformation.

Analyze the following content and:
1. Identify the single most important insight/answer this content provides
2. Locate where that answer currently appears (quote the paragraph)
3. Write a new opening paragraph (40-60 words) that leads with this answer
4. Suggest how to restructure remaining content as supporting detail

Rules for the answer-first paragraph:
- No "In this article" or "Let's explore" openings
- Direct answer in first sentence
- One supporting fact in second sentence
- Context or qualifier in third sentence (optional)

The goal: AI should be able to extract your opening paragraph and cite it without needing any other context.

Content to transform:
[PASTE YOUR CONTENT HERE]

You are a GEO content strategist. Extract FAQ content from the following article.

Instructions:
1. Identify 5-8 questions this content implicitly answers
2. Format questions as users would naturally ask them (conversational, specific)
3. Write answers of 40-80 words each that:
   - Answer directly in first sentence
   - Provide essential supporting detail
   - Stand alone without needing context from the question

Also provide:
- FAQPage schema markup for the generated FAQs
- Priority ranking of which FAQs are most likely to trigger AI citations

Format each FAQ as:
**Q: [Question]**
A: [Answer]

Content to extract FAQs from:
[PASTE YOUR CONTENT HERE]

You are a GEO measurement specialist. Create a visibility baseline assessment protocol for the following brand.

Brand: [YOUR BRAND NAME]
Primary Topic: [YOUR MAIN EXPERTISE AREA]
Relevant Queries: [LIST 5-10 QUERIES YOUR IDEAL CUSTOMERS WOULD ASK AI]

Create:
1. A testing protocol with:
   - 10 specific queries to test (include the ones provided + suggested additions)
   - Platforms to test (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overview)
   - What to record for each query (mention Y/N, citation Y/N, position, sentiment)

2. A tracking spreadsheet structure with columns for:
   - Query, Platform, Date, Mentioned (Y/N), Cited (Y/N), Position (1-5), Competitor Mentioned, Notes

3. Benchmarks:
   - What does "good" look like for a brand at this stage?
   - What citation rate should trigger action?
   - When should baseline be re-measured?

Include interpretation guidance: How to read the results and prioritize improvements.

You are a GEO reporting specialist. Create a progress report from the following tracking data.

Baseline Data (from [DATE]):
[PASTE BASELINE RESULTS]

Current Data (from [DATE]):
[PASTE CURRENT RESULTS]

Generate a GEO Progress Report with:

1. Executive Summary (3-4 sentences)
   - Overall visibility change
   - Most significant win
   - Key recommendation

2. Visibility Metrics
   - Mention rate change (baseline vs current)
   - Citation rate change
   - Platform-by-platform breakdown

3. Notable Citations
   - List any new citations with query, platform, and context
   - Highlight particularly valuable citations (high-traffic queries, competitor displacement)

4. Competitor Movement
   - Any competitors gaining or losing visibility?
   - Opportunities to capture

5. Recommended Next Actions
   - 3 specific actions for the next reporting period
   - Priority ranking with rationale

Format for non-technical stakeholders. Use percentages and concrete examples, not jargon.

You are a Digital PR strategist specializing in GEO. Create a listicle opportunity identification strategy.

Category: [YOUR PRODUCT/SERVICE CATEGORY]
Competitors: [3-5 COMPETITOR NAMES]
Key Differentiators: [WHAT MAKES YOU DIFFERENT FROM THOSE COMPETITORS]

Create:
1. Search Queries to Find Listicles
   - 10 Google search queries that will find "best of" lists in this category
   - Focus on queries that include competitor names, "best [category]," "top [category] tools/services"

2. Prioritization Criteria
   - How to rank which listicles to target first (domain authority, publish date, author activity, etc.)
   - Red flags that indicate an author won't respond

3. Pitch Angle
   - One unique value proposition based on the differentiators
   - A hook that makes the author want to add you (not just "please add us")
   - Data points or proof that support inclusion

4. Outreach Template Skeleton
   - Subject line formula
   - Key elements to include
   - What NOT to include (common mistakes)

You are a PR response specialist. Craft a HARO response optimized for journalist selection.

Journalist Query: [PASTE THE FULL QUERY]
My Relevant Expertise: [YOUR BACKGROUND RELATED TO THIS QUERY]
My Credentials: [TITLE, COMPANY, RELEVANT ACHIEVEMENTS]

Create a HARO response with:
1. Lead Paragraph (2-3 sentences)
   - Establish expertise immediately
   - Signal that you understand what they're looking for
   - Hint at the unique angle you'll provide

2. Key Points (2-3 bullet points)
   - Specific, actionable insights (not generic advice)
   - Include one data point or example if possible
   - Each point should be independently quotable

3. Quotable Soundbite (1 sentence)
   - A memorable statement that encapsulates your perspective
   - Formatted so they can copy-paste directly into the article
   - Avoid jargon—write for their readers, not your industry

4. Credentials Sign-off
   - Name, title, company
   - One sentence of relevant background
   - Link to bio or website

Keep total response under 300 words. Journalists receive dozens of responses—brevity wins.