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ChatGPT Prompts For Keyword-rich Slugs

This prompt lets ChatGPT act like a senior content writer and create an SEO-focused keyword-rich Slugs.

ChatGPT Prompts For Keyword-rich Slugs
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When to use this prompt

When you’re drafting new blog posts and need SEO-optimized, keyword-rich slugs that align with search intent.

When you’re refreshing old content to improve rankings or CTR by tightening up URLs.

When performing SERP or competitor analysis to benchmark and improve slug structures for similar topics.

When building content briefs or SEO templates for writers to standardize slug conventions across your site.

The prompt

Act as a technical SEO specialist. Create keyword-rich, concise slugs for a blog post with the title [TITLE] and primary keyword [PRIMARY_KEYWORD]. The slug must be ≤ 60 characters, use hyphens between words, exclude filler terms (like ‘the,’ ‘and,’ ‘in’), and reflect the search intent [INTENT: how-to | what-is | best]. Generate [N] options, each slightly different in emphasis (outcome-focused, audience-specific, year-tagged, comparison-led). Add a character count for each. Self-check: if the slug is either too long or too generic, automatically revise it to balance clarity and brevity.

Variables to replace

[TITLE][PRIMARY_KEYWORD][INTENT: how-to | what-is | best][N]

Real-life example of how to use this prompt

To start, let's assume I'm a content lead at Hubspot. The prompt in the context of Hubspot would look like:

Act as a technical SEO specialist. Create keyword-rich, concise slugs for a blog post with the title "How to Optimize Amazon Product Listings for Higher Sales" and primary keyword "Amazon listing optimization". The slug must be ≤ 60 characters, use hyphens between words, exclude filler terms (like ‘the,’ ‘and,’ ‘in’), and reflect the search intent how-to. Generate 5 options, each slightly different in emphasis (outcome-focused, audience-specific, year-tagged, comparison-led). Add a character count for each. Self-check: if the slug is either too long or too generic, automatically revise it to balance clarity and brevity.

As you can see, I added the main keyword "Amazon listing optimization" and specified the intent as well.

Prompts for keyword-rich slugs

Example output from ChatGPT

And here's the output:

  1. amazon-listing-optimization-for-higher-sales
    Outcome-focused (52 characters)

  2. amazon-listing-optimization-guide-for-sellers
    Audience-specific (49 characters)

  3. amazon-listing-optimization-tips-2025
    Year-tagged / freshness-focused (43 characters)

  4. how-to-master-amazon-listing-optimization
    How-to intent + authority-focused (44 characters)

  5. amazon-listing-optimization-vs-product-tuning
    Comparison-led / keyword-variant rich (49 characters)

Or to be more specific:

Prompts for keyword-rich slugs

Pro tips

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Replace all variables clearly — especially [INTENT] — so ChatGPT tailors slugs precisely to your content goal.

1.

After generating results, ask ChatGPT to justify or score each slug for SEO strength or intent alignment for added insight.

2.

Test variations with different intents (“how-to,” “what-is,” “best”) to see how framing changes search relevance.

3.

Use ChatGPT’s self-check step — prompt it again with “revise any too-generic options for uniqueness” to fine-tune outputs.

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