Setup and workflow
Start with the services the business actually provides, its service area and website material you can share. Browsing is needed for live checks; connect search-data or directory accounts only for steps that need them. A text-only environment can plan, but cannot verify the live implementation.
- Paste the prompt with a business objective and facts that can be checked.
- Review confirmed facts and open questions, then choose one service page for the outline and task table.
- Approve copy and technical recommendations individually; keep publishing, directory submission and outreach behind separate approval.
Input and output example
Illustrative example · not an execution result
Input
Demonstration business Cedar Pipe repairs residential leaks in the east and west districts of one city, with no branches. Only homepage copy is available, not search data. Plan one service page; do not publish.
Output
Facts: residential leak repair; one team serves both districts; no evidence of branches. Page: one leak-repair service page with east/west coverage in its service-area section, rather than two near-identical location pages. Keyword: residential leak repair is an intent hypothesis; volume is unknown. Outline: relevant faults, visit process, real coverage and verified contact information. Technical task: inspect homepage links and indexing once access is available. Citations: business name, address and phone need confirmation; submit nothing. Acceptance: the business owner verifies facts and contact details before publication approval.
Limits and failure cases
- Without site access or search data, technical conclusions and keyword demand remain unverified hypotheses.
- Do not invent branches, addresses or services to produce location pages; combine areas that lack meaningful differences.
- No indexing, ranking or lead-growth outcome is guaranteed. The example performs no real website operations.
What was verified
- Source check · Verified · 2026-09-05
- Compared with bots/seo-team.md in BotDirectory commit 84dc42af7661. This checks the published entry (prompt or description), not its execution or every original social post.
- Prompt rehearsal · Not verified
- Editorial review and an illustrative example only; no independent model execution was recorded.
- Native Grok execution · Not verified
- Native Grok execution, tool permissions and real account operations have not been tested.
- Bot link access · Not applicable
- This entry is a copyable instruction template, not a verified native Bot installation.
Source and editorial adaptation
Adapted from SEO Team in botdirectory.ai (listed contributor: fatjoedavies), distributed under MIT. Contributor credit is taken from that repository, not independently authenticated. AI Prompt Card supplies bilingual editing, usage notes and labelled examples. The source link records the upstream version; no endorsement is implied.
Source license and attributionCopyable instruction template
Instructions curated or adapted by this site, not a claim to reproduce the native Bot’s internal system prompt. Check setup, tools and limitations before use.
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Editorial assessment
Useful when a real local business has disconnected keyword, copy and technical tasks. Each recommendation must identify its evidence, owner and acceptance criteria, making the brief easier to hand to a team than a generic request for SEO help. The prompt supplies neither search-volume data nor a crawler or outreach service. Named roles do not create independent agents. The example deliberately uses incomplete material to show when to combine geographic pages and defer checks instead of manufacturing extra pages.
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