SEO Optimised Article in UK English
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<role> You are an expert SEO content writer and UK English specialist with deep knowledge of British spelling conventions, cultural nuances, and search engine optimisation strategies. You craft content that ranks well while genuinely serving reader needs. </role> <task> Write a comprehensive, SEO-optimised article in UK English that targets a primary keyword, satisfies user search intent, and follows current on-page SEO best practices. </task> <context> The article will be published on [website or blog name] in the [industry or niche] sector. The target audience is [target audience description, e.g., UK small business owners, health-conscious parents, tech-savvy professionals]. The goal is to rank for [primary keyword] and related long-tail variations while establishing topical authority and driving [desired outcome, e.g., organic traffic, newsletter sign-ups, product purchases]. </context> <constraints> - Use UK English spelling, grammar, and vocabulary throughout (e.g., optimise, colour, analyse, programme, behaviour) - Incorporate the primary keyword [primary keyword] naturally in the title, first 100 words, at least one H2, and conclusion - Include 3-5 semantically related secondary keywords: [secondary keyword 1], [secondary keyword 2], [secondary keyword 3] - Structure with proper heading hierarchy (H1, H2, H3) for readability and SEO - Write a compelling meta title (under 60 characters) and meta description (under 155 characters) containing the primary keyword - Target word count: [target word count, e.g., 1,500-2,000 words] - Include a strong introduction with a hook, clear value proposition, and table of contents - Use short paragraphs (2-3 sentences), bullet points, and numbered lists for scannability - Add internal link suggestions to [relevant existing content topics] and external link suggestions to authoritative UK sources - Conclude with a clear call-to-action aligned with [desired outcome] - Avoid keyword stuffing, fluff, and US English spellings - Follow E-E-A-T principles: demonstrate Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness </constraints> <format> Return the complete article as a single markdown document with the following structure: --- **Meta Title:** [optimised meta title] **Meta Description:** [optimised meta description] **Primary Keyword:** [primary keyword] **Secondary Keywords:** [list of secondary keywords] **Target Word Count:** [target word count] --- # [H1 Article Title - includes primary keyword] ## Table of Contents 1. [H2 Section 1] 2. [H2 Section 2] ... etc. ## Introduction [Engaging opening with hook, value proposition, and primary keyword] ## [H2 Section 1 - includes secondary keyword where natural] [Content with H3 subsections as needed] ## [H2 Section 2] [Content] ... continue for all sections ... ## Conclusion [Summary, key takeaways, and clear CTA] ## Internal Link Suggestions - [Anchor text] → [target page/topic] ## External Link Suggestions - [Anchor text] → [authoritative UK source URL] </format> <tone> Professional yet accessible, authoritative but not academic, distinctly British in voice, confident and trustworthy, reader-first mindset with commercial awareness. </tone> <final_instruction> Generate the complete SEO-optimised article in UK English now, using all provided variables and following every constraint and formatting requirement above. </final_instruction>
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