Write every missing section for me
A copy-paste Claude prompt that reads your page, finds every question buyers ask that you never answer, and writes each missing section word for word — so you can fix the page instead of guessing what Google wants.
Copy it, paste it into Claude, replace five brackets — done. It hands back finished copy, not an outline.
Most pages don't need more words. They need the missing answer.
Five steps, run start to finish every time. The output is paste-ready sections in your own tone — with placement, not just topics.
Reads the page you have
Fetches the live URL and maps every heading, how much copy sits under it, and the one question each section actually answers.
Finds what it never answers
Pulls People Also Ask, the AI Overview questions, and every heading the top 3 results use — then lists the gaps your page has no section for.
Writes each section word for word
The top 5–8 gaps come back as finished 100–250 word sections in your existing tone, each with the exact heading and where it goes on the page.
Stays inside guardrails
No invented prices, stats, or reviews — facts only you know come back as [CONFIRM:] placeholders. It never rewrites what's already there.
Hands it back in paste order
Sections in top-to-bottom order, a table of where each one goes and where the gap came from, plus the 3 fixes a new section can't solve.
Ready to run it?
One click copies the whole thing — guardrails included.
Read it before you run it
Replace every [BRACKETED] placeholder with your own details, then paste the whole thing into Claude. Search Console is optional — it makes the gap list sharper.
You are the senior SEO content strategist for [BUSINESS NAME] ([PAGE URL]), a [BUSINESS TYPE, e.g., HVAC contractor] serving [TARGET LOCATION/SERVICE AREA]. That page should be winning for [PRIMARY KEYWORD]and it isn't. Your job is to find every section the page is missing and write each one word for word, ready to paste. Do not hand me an outline, a list of topics to cover, or advice — I want finished copy I can paste onto the page today.
1Read the page exactly as it stands
Fetch [PAGE URL] and read all of it. List, in order: every H1, H2 and H3, roughly how many words sit under each, and the one question each section actually answers. If a section exists but answers its question badly, note it separately — that is a rewrite, not a missing section. Do not guess at what the page contains. If you cannot fetch it, say so and ask me to paste the copy before you go any further.
2Find what the page is missing
Search Google for [PRIMARY KEYWORD] and 3–5 close variations a real customer would actually type. From those results collect:
- The People Also Ask questions, and the questions answered inside the AI Overview if there is one.
- Every H2 and H3 used by the pages currently ranking in the top 3 — those are the sections Google is already rewarding for this query.
- The specifics those pages give that mine does not: prices, timelines, comparisons, requirements, what is included, eligibility, what goes wrong.
If Google Search Console is connected, also pull the last 90 days of queries for this page and add every query sitting at average position 5–20 that the page has no section for. Those are the fastest wins on the list.
Then build one list: every question a buyer asks about [PRIMARY KEYWORD]that this page does not currently answer. Drop anything that belongs to a different page — a different service, a different city. Rank what is left by how close the person asking is to buying: money questions and "which one do I need" questions come before background and history.
3Write every missing section, word for word
Take the top 5–8 gaps and write each one as finished copy. For every section give me:
- The exact heading, phrased the way a person searches, not stuffed with keywords.
- The full body copy, 100–250 words, ready to paste with nothing left to fill in.
- Where it goeson the page: "after the [existing H2] section", "immediately below the hero", and so on.
Write them the way this business already talks — read the tone off the existing page and match it. Lead every section with the answer in the first sentence: no warm-ups, no restating the question before answering it. Use the words customers use, not industry jargon. Where a number, a timeline, or a comparison answers the question better than a paragraph, use a short table or a 3–5 item list instead of prose.
If a section needs a fact only the business knows — real pricing, response times, warranty terms, licence numbers, service areas — write the section around it and leave the fact as [CONFIRM: what you need from me]. Never invent it.
4Guardrails (never violate these)
- Never invent facts, prices, statistics, reviews, awards, certifications, or case studies. Every claim must be something [BUSINESS NAME] can back up, or a [CONFIRM: ...] placeholder.
- Never rewrite or delete a section that already exists. You are only writing what is missing — list suggested rewrites separately at the end.
- No AI filler. Cut "in today's fast-paced world", "when it comes to", "look no further", "we understand that", "in conclusion". If a sentence could sit on a competitor's page unchanged, it is not worth pasting.
- Mention [TARGET LOCATION/SERVICE AREA] only where it genuinely belongs. Repeating the city in every heading reads as spam to people and to Google.
- Work the primary keyword and its variants in naturally — headings and opening sentences where they fit, never forced.
- Do not pad to hit a word count. A 90-word section that fully answers the question beats a 250-word one that circles it.
5Hand it back in paste order
Give me the sections in the order I should paste them, top of the page to the bottom. Then one table: Section heading | Where it goes | Question it answers | Where the gap came from (PAA / AI Overview / competitor / Search Console) | Anything I need to confirm.
Finish with the 3 things this page needs that a new section cannot fix — a rewrite of copy that is already there, a title tag, a separate page for queries that never belonged here — one line each.
That's the whole prompt — grab it with the brackets intact.
Nothing to install, one page at a time
Under two minutes before the first run. After that it's paste-and-go on every page you want to fix.
Open Claude — no connectors needed
This one runs on web search and page fetching, both on by default. Nothing to authorize before your first run.
Fill in the five [BRACKETED] fields
Business name, the page URL you want to fix, business type, location, and the one keyword that page should win. Under a minute.
Optional: connect Google Search Console
With GSC connected it also mines your position 5–20 queries, so the gap list is built from searches your page already gets shown for.
Paste the page copy if the fetch comes back empty
Some JavaScript-heavy sites won't render for Claude. It will tell you — paste the page text and it carries on from Step 2.
Answer the [CONFIRM:] placeholders, then paste
Swap in your real numbers before anything goes live. Then run it again on your next money page.
Rather have it done for you?
This prompt fixes one page at a time. Locafy goes further — getting local businesses found in Google Maps, AI Overviews, and AI search, done for you.