Ask Gemini to turn a target query into a brief: search intent, the questions to answer, a heading outline, entities to cover, and internal-link ideas — without stuffing keywords.
The prompt
Create a content brief for the query [QUERY] and audience [AUDIENCE]. Include: the likely search intent, the questions the page must answer, an H2/H3 outline, key entities and terms to cover naturally, and 3 internal-link ideas. Do not keyword-stuff. Note anything that needs original data or a real example.
Replace the variables
[QUERY]The primary target query.
[AUDIENCE]Who is searching.
Which model to use
- Gemini 3.1 Pro — Intent modelling and outline structure are stronger on Pro.
Example input
- [QUERY] = "gemini 3 coding prompt". [AUDIENCE] = "developers new to Gemini".
Example output
We only publish example outputs from real model runs. This template has not been formally tested yet, so no output is shown. Run it yourself with the input above.
Why this structure works
- Intent-first briefs prevent thin, keyword-led pages.
- Marking what needs original data pushes you toward first-hand value.
Common failures & fixes
Generic outline anyone could write.
Fix: Ask for the one angle a competitor page is missing.
Known limitations
- A brief is a starting point; real ranking needs original, tested content.