Why it works:
Unlike SEO content that focuses on keywords, AI overviews and Perplexity-style discovery looks for content that can be summarized, cited, extracted into answers, and used for comparisons and recommendations.
This prompt focuses on helping you create content about your book that directly answers a question, has a clear angle, contains specific facts, is well structured, and is easy to quote or summarize.
Prompt:
I want blog post ideas to promote a specific book on a publisher’s website, with an emphasis on discoverability across both traditional search and AI-driven discovery tools such as Google AI Overviews, Perplexity, and chat-based search.Suggest 5 blog post ideas based on the book’s actual content, positioning, and likely readership. Do not suggest generic marketing ideas that could apply to almost any book.For each idea, provide:- Title- Primary keyword or search phrase- 2–5 related keywords or natural-language query variants- Discovery type: - Direct intent - Adjacent intent - Discovery intent- Likely user question this post would help answer- Target audience- Why this topic is a strong fit for this specific book- How the post would connect the reader’s/searcher’s interest to the book- Why this post could perform well in AI-driven discovery or answer engines- Brief description of the postRequirements:1. Base the ideas on the book’s real subject matter, audience, and strongest selling points.2. Think about how people search and ask questions before they know the book exists.3. Include a mix of direct, adjacent, and discovery-intent ideas, but prioritize adjacent and discovery ideas when they offer better reach.4. Favor topics that can credibly answer a reader’s question, support recommendation-style discovery, or serve as a useful source for AI summaries and citations.5. Avoid ideas that are too narrow to drive discovery and avoid ideas that are so broad they may attract attention but have weak relevance or weak connection to the book.6. Make the ideas specific to this book even when the angle is broader than the book title.7. Prefer ideas that allow the post to include concrete details, examples, named topics, use cases, comparisons, or takeaways that an AI system could easily extract or summarize.8. Rank the ideas from strongest to weakest based on likely usefulness for search discoverability, AI-driven discovery, and purchase intent.9. After the list, include: - the 3 strongest ideas and why - any ideas that are too narrow, too broad, too generic, or weak for AI-driven discovery