// PROMPT_GENERATOR

Content Refresh Prompt Generator

Create a prompt for refreshing old blog posts with new intent coverage, stronger sections, and SEO improvements.

Inputs

Fill only what matters. Empty optional fields use practical defaults.

Prompt variant

Balanced prompt for most SEO writing workflows.

Primary keyword*

Current URL

What needs improvement?

Brand or product context

Generated Prompt

Copy this into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or your AI editor.

Act as an SEO editor refreshing an existing article.

Create a content refresh plan.

Inputs:
- Primary keyword: 
- Current URL: not provided
- What needs improvement: identify the likely gaps from the topic
- Brand or product context: no specific brand context

Return:
1. Likely search intent today
2. Sections to keep, rewrite, add, or remove
3. Updated outline
4. New examples, data, or proof points to add
5. Internal linking opportunities
6. Meta title and description refresh ideas
7. A before-publishing checklist

Make it specific enough to execute with ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini.

Prompt variant:
- Output style: Use a balanced level of detail with clear sections, practical recommendations, and concise explanations.

// SEO_GUIDE

About this content refresh prompt

This content refresh prompt generator helps you plan updates for old blog posts that have lost traffic, become outdated, or no longer match search intent. It turns a target keyword, current URL, known problems, and brand context into a practical refresh prompt.

The generated prompt asks AI for current intent, sections to keep or rewrite, missing topics, updated outline, examples to add, internal links, metadata refresh ideas, and a pre-publishing checklist.

How to use this prompt

STEP_01 Enter the keyword the old article should still target.
STEP_02 Paste the current URL if you want the AI response to reference the existing page.
STEP_03 Describe what feels weak, outdated, or underperforming.
STEP_04 Copy the prompt and use the response as a refresh plan before editing.

FAQ

When should I refresh an old blog post?

Refresh a post when traffic drops, rankings slip, examples become outdated, search intent changes, or competitors cover the topic better.

Should I rewrite the whole article?

Not always. Keep sections that still satisfy intent, then rewrite or add sections where the page is thin, stale, or off-angle.

Can this help with content decay?

Yes. It gives you a structured prompt for diagnosing likely gaps and planning updates, but you should validate with analytics and SERP review.

Should I change the URL when refreshing content?

Usually no, unless the URL is misleading or there is a strong technical reason. Preserve equity when possible.