Prompts you can copy

First scan

Research https://example.com with Querywright. Identify measured search opportunities and recommend which existing page should own each opportunity before proposing copy changes. Show the evidence and ask for my approval before creating a generation brief.

• Querywright: scans the site and saves the dated scan; measures search demand once you agree.
• Your AI: explains what the pages are about, asks before measuring, then recommends which page should own each search.
• You decide: whether to measure, and whether to approve the plan it suggests.
• Allowance: the scan counts toward your plan’s sites if the site is new this period. Your AI asks first before measuring demand.

Scan only https://example.com/services/plumbing and tell me what the page is about and what it already seems positioned for. Don’t measure anything yet.

• Querywright: scans that one page and saves it.
• Your AI: describes the page from the scan, keeping its own reading separate from what was observed.
• You decide: what to look into next.
• Allowance: counts toward your plan’s sites if the site has not been scanned this period. Nothing else.

What’s waiting on me

What’s waiting on me for example.com? For each decision, tell me what you’d recommend and why, and what evidence it rests on.

• Querywright: supplies the site’s current work and open decisions.
• Your AI: lists each decision with its recommendation, reasoning and evidence.
• You decide: each item, one by one.
• Allowance: none.

Which searches would you look into for example.com, using only the evidence we already have? Say which ones you’d want measured before recommending anything.

• Querywright: supplies the candidates from saved evidence, including searches you said you are not pursuing.
• Your AI: weighs them and says which it would measure.
• You decide: whether to measure any of them.
• Allowance: none for the answer. Your AI asks first before measuring.

Choose a page for a search

I want to rank for ‘emergency plumber annapolis’. Which of my existing pages should own it, or do we need a new page? Show me the search demand and the current Google results before you suggest a plan.

• Querywright: measures the search’s demand and fetches Google’s results, then saves both.
• Your AI: compares your pages, suggests which one should own the search, and labels its reasoning.
• You decide: whether to approve the suggested plan.
• Allowance: Keyword measurements and Manual Google results. Your AI asks first.

Who ranks for ‘water heater repair maryland’ right now, and what do their pages cover? Facts only; I’ll judge relevance.

• Querywright: uses saved Google results, or fetches fresh ones, and observes the competitor pages in them.
• Your AI: reports what those pages contain, without calling any of them better.
• You decide: which competitors matter.
• Allowance: Manual Google results if no recent results are saved; your AI asks first. Looking at the competitor pages uses none.

Give me keyword ideas around ‘water heater repair’ for Maryland and show only the ones with measured demand.

• Querywright: runs the keyword research in that market and saves the results.
• Your AI: filters to searches with measured demand and keeps zero and no data apart.
• You decide: which ideas are worth a plan.
• Allowance: Keyword exploration requests, and Keyword measurements for a long list. Your AI asks first.

Decide

I approve the plan you just showed me for /services/plumbing, exactly as shown. Record it.

• Querywright: saves your approval as the plan in effect.
• Your AI: records the approval for that exact plan, and only that plan.
• You decide: this is your decision.
• Allowance: none.

Don’t pursue ‘cheap plumber’ for this site. Note that, and don’t suggest it again.

• Querywright: saves your decision in Work › Not pursuing, in your words.
• Your AI: records it and leaves the search out of later suggestions unless you reopen it.
• You decide: this is your decision.
• Allowance: none.

Write and accept

Write the copy for /services/plumbing from its writing brief. Show me the full page before anything is saved.

• Querywright: issues the writing brief from your plan and the saved evidence.
• Your AI: writes the SEO title, meta description, H1 and body, reviews the draft and shows you all of it.
• You decide: whether to accept, edit or ask for changes.
• Allowance: none.

Change the second paragraph to mention weekend hours, keep everything else, and then that exact version is the one I accept.

• Querywright: saves the exact version you accepted as approved copy.
• Your AI: makes the change, shows the final version, and records your acceptance of that version.
• You decide: this is your decision.
• Allowance: none.

Check

Check the copy I accepted for /services/plumbing. Tell me what passed, what needs a fix, and what needs my decision.

• Querywright: checks the copy against the plan, the brief and the saved scan.
• Your AI: lists the statements in the copy and the evidence for each, then reports the result.
• You decide: the items the check hands back to you.
• Allowance: none.

Yes, ‘licensed in Maryland since 2009’ is accurate and I’m comfortable standing behind it.

• Querywright: records that you confirmed that exact statement. It does not claim to have verified it.
• Your AI: records your confirmation and runs the check again.
• You decide: this is your decision.
• Allowance: none.

The weekend hours on /services/plumbing are still accurate. Record that they’re still current, and set the next recheck for March 1.

• Querywright: records the recheck and the date you chose.
• Your AI: records it for that exact statement.
• You decide: that it is still current, and when to check again.
• Allowance: none.

After publishing

I published the new copy on /services/plumbing yesterday. Scan it again and compare the live page with the copy I approved.

• Querywright: scans the page and compares what it finds with the approved copy.
• Your AI: reports whether your approved copy is on the live page, and what the scan could not decide.
• You decide: what to fix, if anything.
• Allowance: none if the site was already scanned this billing period; otherwise the scan counts toward your plan’s sites.

Start weekly rank tracking for example.com. Tell me which pages qualify and which don’t, and why.

• Querywright: starts weekly checks on Google desktop and mobile, through the top 50, in each search’s demand market.
• Your AI: explains which pages qualify, then starts tracking after you agree.
• You decide: whether to start.
• Allowance: rank tracking. Your AI asks first.

Rankings, Search Console and Analytics

How are my tracked pages doing on desktop and mobile this week? Call out any search where a different page of mine is showing instead of the one we planned.

• Querywright: supplies the saved weekly checks for each device.
• Your AI: summarizes positions and flags any search held by a different page of yours.
• You decide: whether anything needs a new plan.
• Allowance: none.

What does Search Console report for /services/plumbing over the last complete 30 days? Keep impressions separate from search demand, and tell me if any days are missing.

• Querywright: supplies the clicks, impressions, CTR and average position it imported, with the days covered.
• Your AI: reports them for that period and names missing days.
• You decide: what, if anything, to do about it.
• Allowance: none.

Does Google say /services/plumbing is indexed? Give me the date of its report, and check whether the page is in a sitemap.

• Querywright: asks Google for the page’s index report through your Search Console connection, and lists your sitemaps.
• Your AI: reports Google’s words and date, and the sitemap facts.
• You decide: what to do next.
• Allowance: none. Google allows at most 100 index reports per site per day.

Compare organic sessions and key events for the last complete period with the one before, by landing page. The ‘book_call’ event is a lead for us.

• Querywright: supplies the Google Analytics data it imported, by landing page.
• Your AI: compares the two periods and records, in your words, that book_call is a lead.
• You decide: what a key event means.
• Allowance: none.

Local and links

Where does my business show in the local pack for ‘plumber near me’ in Glen Burnie, and is the listing you found actually mine?

• Querywright: supplies Google’s results for that search in that city, including any local pack Google shows.
• Your AI: reports where listings appear and asks you which listing is yours.
• You decide: which listing is yours.
• Allowance: Manual Google results if no recent results for that city are saved. Your AI asks first.

Who links to example.com, and where do competitors have links we don’t? Don’t contact anyone; just show me the facts.

• Querywright: takes dated link snapshots and saves them. It never contacts anyone.
• Your AI: reports the links and gaps as facts, not as a list of prospects.
• You decide: which link sources, if any, to pursue.
• Allowance: Site Intelligence units; snapshots under 7 days old are reused. Your AI asks first.

Pick up later

Pick up where we left off on example.com. Tell me what’s done, what’s outstanding, and what you don’t know, before you do anything new.

• Querywright: supplies the site’s current work: the plan in effect, what is waiting on you and each page’s stage.
• Your AI: summarizes it before doing anything new.
• You decide: what to do next.
• Allowance: none.

What has Querywright done for example.com this month? Give me the dated facts, not a verdict.

• Querywright: supplies the dated history of the site’s records for the month.
• Your AI: reports what was done and observed, without claiming any of it caused a result.
• You decide: nothing; this is a report.
• Allowance: none.