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Optimize Your Content SEO with Gemini

Turn raw text into a traffic-attracting article using Gemini's multimodal analysis

  1. 1.Go to the Gemini interface and upload a screenshot of your current article or a link to the page that needs optimization.

    If you are using the free version, simply pasting the article text or a link is enough.

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  2. 2.Enter the following prompt to analyze and generate SEO elements:

    Replace the text in brackets with your topic and target audience.

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    Prompt
    Analyze the provided content and perform the following SEO tasks:
1. Identify the primary and 3-5 secondary LSI keywords for the topic [Insert your topic].
2. Write 3 variants of a click-worthy Title tag (under 60 characters) and a Meta Description (under 160 characters) that target [Insert target audience].
3. Suggest a structured H1-H3 heading hierarchy to improve readability and search indexing.
4. Provide 3 internal linking suggestions (topics to link to) to increase page authority.

Output everything in English, but keep the keyword lists in both English and Russian.
    What this prompt doesThis prompt forces the AI to analyze your content, select LSI keys, create clickable titles and meta descriptions, and build the article structure. Replace [Insert your topic] with the article topic and [Insert target audience] with your target audience.
  3. 3.Copy the suggested H1-H3 structure and integrate it into your text, distributing the keywords throughout the headings.

    Do not overstuff the text with keywords; use them naturally.

  4. 4.Select the best Title and Meta Description options from those suggested and add them to your CMS settings (WordPress, Tilda, etc.).

    Choose the option that creates the most intrigue or promises specific value.

💰 What it costs to followprices as of 2026-08
  • freeGeminiFree access to the base model with daily request limits.
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