SEO Blog Brief Builder

// Smart prompt builder for the Shopify SEO Blog Brief Optimizer & Writer skill

Jerico John B. Bucasas Version 2026.05.26-r14 · Local build
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Step 1 — Blog Brief
// fill in the core details — fields with a yellow dot are required
Local draft
No saved draft in this browser yet.
Internal linking strategy must use only URLs found in the provided sitemap
AI will infer the best target audience from topic, product, and keywords
AI will infer the best business goal from product, audience, and topic
AI will pick the best intent based on your topic and keywords
Informational / Commercial
Teach first, then guide to a product. Best for most Shopify blogs.
Informational
Pure education. Soft or no CTA. How-to guides, definitions, tips.
Commercial
Compare and choose. Best-of lists, buying guides, vs articles.
Transactional
Ready to buy. Strong CTA. Product-focused, conversion-first.
Local / Transactional
Location + service. Near-me searches, city pages.
Commercial / Transactional
Compare and act. Product comparison with strong buy CTA.
Product Recommendation Contentproduct-led article mode · shopping tables · CTAs
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Final Shopify HTML must be product-led with recommendations, comparison table, buyer paths, and product or collection CTAs
↑ Drop brand files here, or click to browse
Accepted: DOCX, DOC, CSV, TXT, MD, JSON, HTML
Step 2 — Optional Details
// expand any section that applies — these improve schema, keyword data, and image guidance
Package DetailsURLs · slug · publishing path
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E-E-A-T Guidanceoptional author · expertise · trust signals
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AI will pick credible external sources based on the topic, brand, and E-E-A-T guidance
Schema DetailsBlogPosting JSON-LD · Article basics
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AI will infer missing Schema Details fields using the brand, topic, URLs, keywords, and Article/BlogPosting best practices
Select a date to generate ISO 8601 format.
Select a date to generate ISO 8601 format.
SEO DataGSC export · keyword research · current rankings
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↑ Drop one or more GSC CSV files here, or click to browse
↑ Drop Semrush/Ahrefs/Moz CSV here, or click to browse
↑ Drop any reference file (CSV / TXT / MD / JSON)
Product Schemaonly if you want Product JSON-LD
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AI will infer missing Product JSON-LD fields from the product, collection, URLs, brand, and Shopify SEO best practices
External Sourceslinks to avoid · citation notes
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Step 3 — Review
// confirm your brief, then build the prompt
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Review your webhook payload

Check brief quality, inspect or export the outgoing JSON, then unlock sending when the payload is ready for n8n.

Brief quality check
Reviewing required fields, URLs, schema inputs, and SEO support before send.
Payload preview / export
Preview the exact JSON payload before sending it to n8n.
Payload exports can include prompt text, brief details, SEO intelligence summaries, upload metadata, extracted brand/reference text, and possible base64 file data from brand/reference uploads. Keep downloaded payload files private. 
Build the prompt to generate a payload preview.
Send ready
Payload sending is controlled by the secure server proxy and brief quality check.
Ready to send through the secure server-side n8n proxy.

Webhook flow

  1. The destination workflow is already configured for this builder
  2. Click Send to n8n
  3. n8n receives a JSON body with prompt, brief, keywords, and upload metadata
  4. If your n8n workflow uses Respond to Webhook, the response appears on this page
// Generated prompt
Tip: GSC and keyword CSV inputs are compressed into SEO intelligence summaries before prompting. Extra reference previews are limited to the first 50 lines. Branding DOC/DOCX and readable text uploads include all extracted lines, and are included in the webhook payload when available.
Client Report Viewer
// paste a finalPackage markdown output and render a client-friendly dashboard
Drop a Final Package HTML file here, or click to upload
Accepts saved workflow HTML exports, markdown, or text files.
Render a final package to create a 60-second client dashboard with SEO metadata, QA status, action items, Shopify HTML, schema blocks, and next steps.