For SEO Practitioners & Agency Owners

Get Your Content Cited by AI

100 copy-paste prompts that turn your existing content into what ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews actually cite. No guesswork. No coding.

Built from real GEO implementations. Organized in a searchable Notion database.

One GEO audit client pays $1,000–2,500

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If This Sounds Familiar...

— "ChatGPT never cites my website"

— "My content doesn't show in AI Overviews"

— "Clients ask about GEO and I don't have answers"

— "I'm publishing consistently but AI ignores me"

The problem isn't your content. It's how it's structured for AI. These 100 prompts fix that.

6 Categories. 100 Prompts. Zero Guesswork.

Each prompt is battle-tested, includes usage instructions, and maps to a specific GEO workflow stage.

22 prompts

Content Optimization

Restructure existing content for AI citations

Answer-First Content Transformer

FAQ Section Generator

Entity Signal Audit

18 prompts

Platform-Specific Prompts

Tailored strategies for each AI platform

ChatGPT Citation Builder

Perplexity Source Optimizer

AI Overview Targeting

16 prompts

Schema & Structured Data

Generate and implement schema markup with AI

Person Schema Generator

FAQPage Schema Builder

Article Schema Template

15 prompts

Digital PR & Authority

Build the external signals AI trusts

Guest Post Pitch Generator

Directory Submission Finder

Expert Quote Builder

14 prompts

Tracking & Measurement

Monitor your GEO progress systematically

Citation Tracking Setup

Monthly GEO Report Template

Competitor Citation Audit

15 prompts

Content Atomization

Turn one piece of content into AI-optimized assets

Blog-to-FAQ Transformer

Content Repurposing Matrix

Social Proof Extractor

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Try these now. Copy any prompt below, paste it into ChatGPT or Claude, and see what happens. These are 3 of 100.

Content Optimization

You've spent hours writing a comprehensive blog post, full of valuable insights. But when you look at AI-generated answers on the topic, they're citing your competitors. Why? Because your answer is buried on line 57, deep in paragraph six. AI models are impatient. They scan for immediate, direct answers near the top of the page. If they can't find one in seconds, they move on. All your hard work is ignored because it's not in the right format. This prompt fixes that. It takes your well-researched, long-form content and instantly reframes it using the "Answer-First" principle. It pulls the most critical conclusion to the top, ensuring AI models see the value immediately.

Objective

Rewrite existing content to place the core answer or conclusion at the beginning, making it more easily citable for AI models.

Authority Building

Imagine being a detective trying to track a person of interest. You find a driver's license with one name, a passport with another, and a credit card with a third. Your confidence in their identity would plummet. AI models are those detectives. When they crawl the web and find your business mentioned with different names, old addresses, or wrong phone numbers, it creates entity confusion. This "identity fragmentation" severely weakens your authority and trustworthiness. This prompt turns your AI into a digital detective, tasked with hunting down these inconsistencies across the web. It goes beyond your own profiles and looks for mentions of you on other websites to ensure your core entity data is consistent everywhere.

Objective

Generate a strategic search plan to find and flag inconsistent mentions of a business's core entity information (Name, Address, Phone Number) across the web.

The Prompt

Act as a digital entity and reputation manager. I need to find inconsistent mentions of my business's core information (Name, Address, Phone Number - NAP) across the web. My correct and official information is: - Official Name: [Your Official Business Name] - Old/Incorrect Names: [List any previous names, common misspellings, or abbreviations] - Official Address: [Your Full Official Address] - Old/Incorrect Addresses: [List any previous addresses] - Official Phone Number: [Your Official Phone Number] - Old/Incorrect Phone Numbers: [List any previous phone numbers] Generate a strategic search plan to find these inconsistencies. The plan should include: 1. Advanced Google Search Queries: - Provide 5-7 specific, advanced Google search queries designed to find mentions of the old or incorrect information. Use search operators like "", -, and site:. 2. Key Data Aggregators to Check: - List 3-5 major data aggregators or directory types where old information commonly persists. 3. Prioritization Framework: - High Priority: Incorrect NAP on major platforms (Google Business Profile, Yelp, major directories). - Medium Priority: Incorrect NAP on second-tier directories or press releases. - Low Priority: Incorrect NAP in unstructured mentions like old blog comments. 4. Outreach Template: - Suggest key components of a brief, polite email template to send to a website owner to request an update to your information.

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How to Use This Prompt

What it does

This prompt creates a systematic plan for you to hunt down and clean up inconsistent information about your business across the web.

Your input

Provide your current, correct business information, and just as importantly, any old or incorrect information you know of.

Expected output

You will receive a set of powerful Google search queries to run, a list of key places to check, a framework for prioritizing fixes, and an idea for how to request updates.

What to do next

Execute the search queries. Visit the websites that appear and identify the incorrect information. Use the prioritization framework to decide what to fix first. For sites you don't control, use the outreach template idea to contact the site owner and request a correction.

Learn the full strategy: Section 2, Lecture 2.3 & Section 8, Lecture 8.4

Platform Optimization

For two decades, we've been trained to think about optimization on a page-by-page basis for one search engine: Google. That game is over. Now, we're optimizing for an entire ecosystem of AI. Google, Perplexity, ChatGPT — they all have different personalities, but they share a common need for clear, trustworthy, and authoritative information. Before you tailor your content for any single platform, it needs to pass a universal quality check. This prompt creates that universal checklist. It's your foundational "pre-flight" inspection for any piece of content, ensuring it has the core signals that all AI platforms look for before you start the specialized work.

Objective

Generate a universal optimization checklist that ensures a piece of content meets the foundational requirements for visibility across all major AI platforms.

The Prompt

Act as a master GEO strategist. I am about to publish a new piece of content and I want to ensure it's universally optimized for all AI platforms (Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Perplexity) before I do platform-specific tuning. My content topic is: [Briefly describe the content topic] Generate a "Universal GEO Optimization Checklist" that I can use to audit my content. The checklist should be a series of yes/no questions organized into three critical categories: 1. Entity & Authority Signals (E-E-A-T): - Is the author clearly identified with a bio that states their expertise? - Does the content link to the author's authoritative social profiles? - Does the content mention specific, first-hand experience? - Are there links to other authoritative pages on my site (internal links)? - Are there links to credible, external sources to support claims? 2. Content Structure for Machines: - Does the article start with a direct, concise summary of the main point (Answer-First)? - Is the content broken down with clear, descriptive subheadings (H2s, H3s)? - Does it use lists and/or tables to structure data? - Are key terms and definitions clearly explained? - Is the language clear, unambiguous, and free of excessive jargon? 3. Trust & Credibility: - Is the publication date clearly visible? - If the content includes data, is the source cited? - Are there any original images, charts, or diagrams that prove unique work? Provide the checklist in a simple markdown format.

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How to Use This Prompt

What it does

This prompt creates a foundational checklist to ensure your content is well-structured and authoritative, making it a strong candidate for citation across all AI platforms.

Your input

Provide the topic of your content for context.

Expected output

You will receive a simple, actionable checklist of yes/no questions covering the core principles of universal GEO.

What to do next

Before you publish any piece of content, run it through this checklist. If you answer "no" to any question, fix that issue first. This ensures your content has a solid foundation before you move on to the platform-specific playbooks.

Learn the full strategy: Section 4, Lecture 4.1: One Strategy to Rule Them All

This is 3 of 100. The full toolkit covers every stage of GEO implementation.

Built by

Arun Nagarathanam

200,000+ students trained across 200+ countries. Creator of AI GEO: The Citation System on Udemy. Every prompt is built from real GEO implementations, not theory.

Built for GEO Practitioners

This Is For You If:

You're an SEO professional adding GEO to your services

You run a marketing agency and need GEO workflows

You want to charge clients $2,500-$5,000/month for GEO

You want proven prompts instead of building from scratch

Not For You If:

You're looking for a "push button" solution

You don't have a website or content to optimize

You expect results without implementation work

You want generic ChatGPT prompts (these are GEO-specific)

Common Questions

Do I need to know coding? +

No. These are copy-paste prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. You paste the prompt, fill in your details, and get actionable output. Zero coding required.

Are these just generic ChatGPT prompts? +

No. Each prompt maps to a specific GEO workflow stage — from entity building to citation tracking. They're 200-400 words of structured instructions that produce professional-grade GEO output.

What if I'm a complete beginner? +

51 of 100 prompts are rated BEGINNER. Start with those. The toolkit includes difficulty ratings and course lecture tie-ins so you know exactly where to begin.

Can I use these for client work? +

Yes. Many prompts are designed for agency workflows — GEO audits, client reports, competitive analysis. Several practitioners use them to deliver $2,500+ GEO audits.

What format is the toolkit? +

A Notion database with all 100 prompts. Search by category, difficulty, or keyword. Filter to exactly what you need. Copy the prompt and go.

Your Next GEO Client Is Waiting

100 prompts. 6 categories. One Notion database. The complete system to go from invisible to cited.

GEO consulting: $3,000–6,000

GEO tools: $500–2,000/month

$197

One-time. Lifetime access. Free updates.

Pays for itself with one client interaction

Get Notified When It's Live

Available for purchase starting March 5

One-time. Lifetime access. Free updates.

Created by Arun Nagarathanam · 200,000+ students trained