Clever Little Online Marketing Prompts with Google Gemini

Feeling like you're wandering through a content creation maze?

The fog of keywords and deadlines sapping your energy?

You know, you're not alone. 78% of online marketers struggle with consistent content generation.

Most of their ideas fizzle out before ever reaching the light of day.

Social media calendars full of ‘maybe that works’ ideas, blog posts stuck in drafts, and email campaigns ‘lost’ in limbo.

Your time and sanity dwindles, while the competition seems miles ahead.

But what if you had a secret weapon?

A sword wielding battle god?

Enter Google Gemini AI (formerly Bard).

Gemini isn't just another tool in your arsenal, it’s not ChatGPT… it's a creative spark plug, a mesmerizingly accurate data-driven compass, and a tireless content generation machine.

Who needs Google Gemini AI?

Everyone needs it, well everyone in business…

Perhaps you are a small fashion e-commerce store, but you lack the time and resources to consistently create fresh and engaging blog content. The first prompt will help you fix that.

You struggle to come up with new ideas and worry your product descriptions aren't resonating with their audience.

Gemini can help by:

• Generating blog post ideas and outlines based on current trends and relevant keywords.

• Writing different sections of the blog post, incorporating product recommendations and SEO optimization.

• Creating unique and personalized product descriptions that capture the benefits and features effectively.

Clever stuff!

The Gemini Blog Writing Prompt

The prompt below you unlocks the potential of Gemini, offering a roadmap for crafting content that not only ranks high in search results but also delivers value to readers.

By integrating relevant LSI keywords, addressing frequently asked questions, and incorporating expert entities, this Gemini prompt will elevate your content strategy to new levels.

Blog Article:

Using the keyword: [INSERT KEYWORD], create an outline for an article using the following criteria. Include a title tag and meta description that entices the reader on the search engine to click, use ellipses in the meta description, along with ensuring the main keyword is included. In the article ensure that it semantically covers all aspects of the targeted keyword, along with any people also ask queries from the google search. You will also include any related LSI keywords and specific entities related to the topic. You should look to create an in-depth article that not only covers the topic but adds immense value to not only the reader, but the search engines.

Gemini X Thread Prompt

Have a killer article gathering dust on your blog?

This prompt unlocks the secret to a viral Twitter thread using the latest best practices.

You will be able to create engaging tweets, have strategic emoji placement , and hashtags so precise they'll attract your ideal audience like magnets.

X:

Hi! I'm sharing this fascinating article about [INSERT ARTICLE MAIN KEYWORD/IDEA]. It discusses what is in the article attached below. I'd love for you to create four brilliant 270 character (with spaces) twitter thread for this highlighting your biggest takeaways:

ARTICLE:

Keyword Grouping with Gemini

Organizing your keywords is essential for creating content that really resonates with your target audience.

This prompt look at how to group keywords based on common themes, intent, and user search behavior.

You will also be using the tool Keywordsheeter.com [formerly the name in the image ;)] to identify relevant keywords and then get Gemini to group those.

Keywords:

This uses both Gemini and Keywordsheeter.com

can you organize this list of keywords into article specific groups, ensuring to place the main article target keyword at the top of each group: [INSERT UP TO 100 KEYORDS]

4 Part Email Sequence with Gemini

One of the things that most people miss out on when making sales within their affiliate marketing or blogging business is not being able to create a great email sequence to sell something.

That’s what this prompt does… it takes an article, comes up with a 4-part email sequence for selling a product and builds that anticipation throughout.

Email:

Based on the following article create an engaging 4 part email sequence that builds growing anticipation with each email. It includes an email subject line and sub subject line, great teasing copywriting, that sells the product [INSERT PRODUCT NAME] in the final email, and a strong CTA encouraging them to take action now: [INSERT ARTICLE]

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