Agent prompt

Service Page SERP Review & Rebuild Prompt

Review one service page against current search results, customer questions and approved proof. Produce a stronger customer-facing rewrite without invented claims.

Use it on one important service page with a web-enabled assistant. Supply the real URL, market, customer, next action and approved proof before asking for a candidate.

A generic rewrite can erase useful facts, invent confidence or imitate the pages already ranking. This prompt keeps the useful material and makes unsupported claims off limits.

How to use it

• Use an AI assistant that can read the live page and current public search results.
• Fill in the service, customer, location, next action and approved proof.
• Anything unproven must be marked clearly. Never copy or closely paraphrase another company's wording.

Copy/paste prompt

Improve one commercial service page using real company facts, approved proof and current public search evidence.

Complete these inputs before you begin.

Current page URL:
<paste the live URL>

Primary service or commercial search:
<name the service or query>

Search market:
<country, city or global market>

Company:
<company name>

Primary customer:
<who needs the service and why>

Desired next action:
<call, book, enquire, buy or apply>

Approved proof:
<case studies, reviews, credentials, results or none>

Claims that are approved:
<paste exact approved claims>

Claims that are prohibited:
<paste exact prohibited claims>

Relevant internal pages:
<service, proof, pricing, resource and contact URLs>

Build the finished page

- Read the complete current page and keep every useful, accurate fact.
- Check current public search results for the declared service and market before writing.
- Answer the customer's practical decision: fit, included work, exclusions, timing, location, pricing or quote process, proof and next step.
- Put approved proof beside the claim it supports.
- Use concise FAQs only where they help the customer decide.
- Add contextual links from the supplied internal pages where they genuinely help.
- Use one primary next action.
- Do not invent facts, rankings, clients, guarantees, certifications, awards, locations, reviews, prices or results.
- Use primary authoritative sources for platform, legal, medical, financial, regulatory or statistical claims.
- Do not copy or closely paraphrase another company's wording, examples or page sequence.
- If a claim cannot be supported, remove it or qualify it.
- Return no analysis, task notes, labels, instructions or bracketed placeholders.

Return only the finished customer-facing page:
- exact title tag;
- exact meta description;
- exact H1;
- a direct opening answer;
- complete customer-facing page copy;
- approved proof beside the claim it supports;
- a useful comparison or decision section where relevant;
- concise FAQs;
- contextual internal links; and
- one primary call to action.

Fix the service pages closest to revenue.

If the same failures repeat across the site, we can rebuild the commercial pages, proof and internal links around the full market.

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