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SEO plan in Claude

Organic search drives 53% of traffic (BrightEdge, 2025). Use Claude to read the page, rank the issues, and turn the plan into repeatable SEO work.

Definition

An SEO plan in Claude is a set of focused prompts that grade indexability, mobile speed, intent, titles, internal links, and page-two keywords for a page. BrightEdge reports organic search drives 53% of all website traffic, so a fast plan targets your largest channel.

You can run a useful SEO plan in Claude by pasting a set of focused prompts, one per category: indexability, mobile speed, search intent, titles, internal links, and the page-two keywords you almost rank for. The prompts below work today, free, with no tools installed.

This is worth doing because search is where the traffic is. BrightEdge found organic search drives 53% of all website traffic, and 64.1% for B2B sites (BrightEdge, 2025). For the version that remembers your score and shows what changed each month, see Claude as a business operating system.

  • Organic search drives 53% of all website traffic, 64.1% for B2B (BrightEdge, 2025).
  • A focused plan reads six things first: indexability, mobile speed, intent, titles, internal links, page-two keywords.
  • Each prompt below runs in Claude with no paid SEO suite required.
  • A repeatable skill pattern tracks the score so the next run leads with the change.

Why Run An SEO Plan In Claude?

Most plan tools hand you 80 issues and bury the five that matter. A prompt-driven plan forces a verdict: grade the category, name the one fix, and rank by revenue impact. You read it in minutes, not days. The catch with raw prompts is memory: each run starts from zero. Turn the prompts into a repeatable pattern and the score can become a baseline.

Which Prompts Should You Paste?

Replace [URL] with your page. Run them in order; later prompts build on what earlier ones surface.

1. Indexability

Plan whether [URL] can rank: noindex, sitemap, canonical, robots.txt, URL cleanliness. Grade A to F, name the biggest blocker, give the fix.

2. Mobile speed

Estimate the mobile experience of [URL]: time to main action, render-blocking issues, oversized images, layout shift. Grade A to F. Name the one change that cuts time to action most.

3. Search intent

What is the dominant intent for the main keyword of [URL]? Does the page match it? If not, what should change?

4. Titles and meta

Rewrite the title and meta for [URL] for its target keyword. Give 3 titles under 60 characters and 2 metas under 155, each leading with the benefit.

5. Internal links

Plan internal linking for [URL]. Suggest 5 internal links to add and the anchor text for each, pointing authority at the money pages.

6. Page-two keywords

List keywords [site] likely ranks for in positions 11 to 20. For the 3 with the best intent, what one change pushes each toward page one?

7. The ranked fix list

From everything above, give the 5 highest-leverage fixes for [URL], ranked P0 to P3, each with the revenue reason and the effort. If something is fine, say so.

Prompts Or A Repeatable Pattern?

Dimension Pasted prompt Repeatable pattern
CategoriesThe seven above16, scored
MemoryStarts from zeroTracks the score over time
ContextGenericReads your business

Methodology

The traffic share figure is from BrightEdge's channel-share research, linked above. The prompts describe categories used in public Conversion Skills patterns for repeatable SEO work. Conversion System publishes no client outcome numbers, so none appear here. The aim is to help you read your own SEO honestly before paying for another tool.

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Related: Claude as a business operating system · Google AI Overviews and SEO · GEO vs SEO

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