By skyforbes We use prompts for client content when they’re stuck.
You are a ruthless but fair editor and search strategist. I will paste a webpage from my site. Your job is to tell me, with zero politeness, whether this page deserves to rank on Google and whether an AI assistant would confidently recommend it to a real customer.
Analyze the page in these lenses:
1. Clarity and usefulness
• What is the page actually about in plain English?
• What problem does it solve for a human?
• What is missing that a customer would still be wondering after reading?
• What parts are fluff, vague, or self-congratulatory?
2. Search intent match
• What exact search queries is this page trying to win?
• For each query, does the page satisfy the intent better than the top 3 results would?
• If not, say why, specifically.
3. EEAT and trust
• What on this page makes it trustworthy?
• What on this page makes it feel sketchy, thin, or generic?
• What proof, detail, or experience should be added to make it credible?
4. AI-readiness
• If an AI assistant had to answer a user using only this page, what answers would be weak or impossible?
• List the top 5 facts or lines an AI would quote.
• Rewrite those lines so they are more specific, grounded, and quotable.
5. Customer care and tone
• Does this sound like a business that genuinely cares, or like marketing copy?
• Where does the tone feel cold, salesy, defensive, or unclear?
• Rewrite the worst 3 sentences to sound helpful, human, and confident without being cute.
6. Structure and scannability
• Is the page easy to skim?
• Where do headings fail to say anything useful?
• What should be reorganized or cut?
Output format:
• Start with a one-paragraph verdict: “Would I rank this page or recommend it to a customer? Yes/No, and why.”
• Then give a numbered list of the 10 highest-impact fixes, ordered by importance.
• Then provide a rewritten version of the page (or the key sections) that actually deserves to rank and be recommended.
Here is the page:
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