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Build a semantic core of 30 keywords in 5 minutes with Google Gemini

How to use the updated Gemini for SEO optimization and growing business visibility

  1. 1.Open Google Gemini and sign in with your Google account. If you haven't logged in since the interface update - accept the terms of use.

    Gemini is available for free in most CIS countries. If the service is unavailable in your region without a VPN - this violates Google's ToS, so be aware of the risks.

    Google Gemini About this tool
  2. 2.Paste the prompt below into the Gemini input field. It will generate a structured list of keywords with intent clustering.

    The default Gemini model on the free tier is Gemini 2.5 Flash or newer. This is sufficient for SEO tasks.

    Google Gemini About this tool
    Prompt
    Act as an SEO strategist. I run a business in [YOUR NICHE, e.g. selling Korean cosmetics]. My target audience is [DESCRIBE YOUR AUDIENCE, e.g. women aged 25-40 in Russia]. Generate a table of 30 long-tail keywords in Russian, grouped by search intent (informational, commercial, transactional, navigational). For each keyword include: (1) Keyword, (2) Search Intent, (3) Estimated difficulty (Low/Medium/High), (4) Suggested content format (blog post, product page, FAQ, video). Sort by commercial intent first. Provide the results in Russian.
    What this prompt doesThe prompt is in English because Gemini follows instructions better in this language, but we ask it to reply in Russian. Replace [YOUR NICHE] with your business field and [DESCRIBE YOUR AUDIENCE] with a brief description of your target audience.
  3. 3.Once you have the table, ask Gemini to prioritize the keywords based on your resources. Use the second prompt.

    This step filters out «difficult» keywords that you can't compete for right now without a budget.

    Google Gemini About this tool
    Prompt
    From the 30 keywords above, select the top 10 that a small business with no dedicated SEO team and a limited budget should target first. Justify each choice in 1 sentence (in Russian). Output as a numbered list: Keyword - Reason - First content action.
    What this prompt doesGemini will select 10 keywords considering small business constraints and explain the priority in Russian.
  4. 4.Copy the selected 10 keywords and ask Gemini to write titles and meta descriptions (title and meta description) for your pages.

    Do not enter confidential company data (internal figures, customer personal data) - it may be processed by Google servers to improve the service. Check the «Apps and Web Activity» toggle in your settings.

    Google Gemini About this tool
    Prompt
    Write SEO-optimized page titles (max 60 characters) and meta descriptions (max 155 characters) in Russian for each of the 10 keywords above. Format: [KEYWORD] | Title: ... | Meta: ... Make titles compelling, include a CTA in meta descriptions. Avoid clickbait.
    What this prompt doesGemini will create a title and meta description for each of the 10 keywords, following length limits and SEO copywriting best practices.
  5. 5.Export the result: select the table with your mouse, copy it to Google Sheets or Excel. Label keywords by status: «in progress», «done», «postponed».

    Repeat this recipe regularly for new categories or seasonal campaigns. Keep a results log in Google Sheets - this way you'll see what actually drives traffic.

    Google Sheets
💰 What it costs to followprices as of 2026-08
  • freeGoogle Gemini (free tier)The free tier allows unlimited conversations and text generation. There are rate limits per minute, but they are more than enough for this recipe.
  • subscriptionGoogle Gemini AdvancedA paid Google One AI Premium subscription, not available for direct purchase in Russia. Not required for this recipe - the free tier is sufficient.
  • freeGoogle SheetsFree with any Google account.
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