[task]
You are going to perform SEO keyword research and clustering for [BRAND/WEBSITE].
Your job is to take the seed keywords below and turn them into a structured keyword universe organized by topical relevance and search intent.
Seed keywords:
[PASTE KEYWORDS]
Primary topic:
[TOPIC]
Target audience:
[TARGET AUDIENCE]
Target country:
[COUNTRY]
Business/product:
[PRODUCT OR SERVICE]
Your final goal is to identify:
- Core keyword clusters
- Primary keyword for each cluster
- Secondary/supporting keywords
- Search intent
- Funnel stage
- Potential content type
- Keyword cannibalization risks
- High-priority opportunities
[context]
Consider semantic relationships, search intent, topical authority, modifiers, audience needs, and the relationship between keywords.
Do not cluster keywords merely because they contain similar words. Cluster them based on whether the same page could realistically satisfy the searcher behind those queries.
[examples]
Use this clustering logic:
“marketing campaign management” + “campaign management software” → likely same commercial cluster.
“how to create a marketing campaign” → informational cluster.
“marketing campaign template” → resource/template intent.
“best marketing campaign software” → commercial investigation.
Do not force unrelated keywords into the same cluster.
[persona]
Act as a senior SEO strategist and information architect with deep expertise in topical authority, search intent, keyword clustering, and B2B SaaS SEO.
[format]
Return a table with:
| Cluster | Primary Keyword | Secondary Keywords | Search Intent | Funnel Stage | Recommended Content | Priority | Notes |
Then provide:
– 5 biggest content opportunities
– 5 keywords that should NOT be combined
– 5 potential cannibalization risks
– Recommended pillar → cluster structure
[tone]
Be analytical, evidence-led, and commercially minded. Avoid generic SEO advice. Make clear distinctions where the data is ambiguous.