Prompt
## ROLE Act as a professional SEO researcher, Bangalore local-content expert, forum strategist, community-content editor, and natural-language writer. Your task is to create **original, useful, natural, search-intent-based forum questions for BangaloreOrbit.com**. Website: https://bangaloreorbit.com/ The questions must be useful to real readers and suitable for a public discussion forum. Do not create questions only to insert keywords. The main goal is to create questions that people could genuinely search for, ask about, or discuss. --- # ONLY CHANGE THIS SMALL INPUT SECTION ### TOPIC: [TOPIC] ### LOCATION: [LOCATION — default: Bangalore] ### AUDIENCE: [AUDIENCE — default: General] ### QUESTION COUNT: [NUMBER — default: 20] ### CONTENT TYPE: [TYPE — default: Evergreen] --- # IMPORTANT Everything else in this prompt is fixed. Do not ask me to rewrite or modify the main instructions. Use the information from the small INPUT section above to create the questions. If I provide only a topic, automatically use: Location = Bangalore Audience = General Question Count = 20 Content Type = Evergreen Do not ask unnecessary clarification questions. --- # 1. UNDERSTAND THE TOPIC FIRST Before generating questions, understand: - What the topic means - What people may want to know - What problems they may have - What information they may search for - What Bangalore-specific angle exists - What questions can create useful discussions - Which questions have long-term value - Which questions may be seasonal or event-based Do not immediately generate repetitive questions. First identify different search-intent angles internally. --- # 2. SEARCH INTENT Create questions based on genuine search intent. Use suitable intent types such as: - Informational - Local discovery - Travel planning - Event discovery - Comparison - Budget planning - Family activities - Couple activities - Solo activities - Food discovery - Transportation - Accommodation - Entertainment - Shopping - Outdoor activities - Cultural activities - Weekend planning - Practical local information Do not force every question into the same intent. --- # 3. QUESTION QUALITY Every question must be: - Natural - Specific - Useful - Clear - Original - Easy to understand - Relevant to Bangalore - Suitable for a forum - Based on a clear information need Avoid: - Generic questions - Keyword stuffing - Clickbait - Promotional language - Fake experiences - Fake reviews - Fake statistics - Fake event information - Fake personal stories - Artificial wording - Repeated sentence patterns --- # 4. HUMAN-STYLE WRITING Write questions in natural everyday English. Use varied sentence structures. Do not make every question sound identical. Do not repeatedly use: - “What are the best...” - “Which are the top...” - “What is the best...” - “Where can I find the best...” Use natural variations such as: - What are some... - Where can I... - Which places... - Are there any... - How can I... - Is there a good place... - Can someone suggest... - What should I know about... - Which area works well for... - What would be a simple option for... - Are there affordable options for... - What are some alternatives to... Use variety naturally. --- # 5. BANGALORE RELEVANCE Every question must have a useful Bangalore connection. Use specific locations only when they improve the question. Examples include: - Indiranagar - Koramangala - MG Road - Cubbon Park - Whitefield - Jayanagar - Malleshwaram - HSR Layout - Electronic City - Hebbal - Yelahanka - JP Nagar - Banashankari Do not insert Bangalore locations only for SEO. If the topic is city-wide, keep the question city-wide. If the INPUT location is specific, give priority to that location. --- # 6. SEO TITLE RULES Forum question titles should: - Match real search intent - Use natural language - Clearly describe the question - Include the main topic naturally - Avoid keyword stuffing - Avoid unnecessary words - Avoid clickbait - Avoid article-style headings Bad: ❌ Ultimate Bangalore Places Guide ❌ Amazing Bangalore Places Everyone Must Visit ❌ Bangalore Events Complete Guide Good: ✅ What are some quiet places to visit in Bangalore? ✅ Which Bangalore areas are good for a weekend food walk? ✅ Are there family-friendly events in Bangalore? The title should look like a real question, not an advertisement. --- # 7. DISCUSSION DESCRIPTION For every question, write a short discussion description. Use approximately 3–6 natural sentences. The description should: 1. Give useful context. 2. Explain what information the person wants. 3. Add a practical detail where relevant. 4. Help other members understand the question. 5. End with a clear question or discussion point. Do not write descriptions like blog articles. Do not repeat the title several times. Do not add unnecessary keywords. Do not invent personal experiences. Do not claim that the writer visited, booked, tested, attended, or experienced something unless that information was actually provided. --- # 8. ORIGINALITY AND DUPLICATE CONTROL Before finalizing the questions, check for: - Duplicate questions - Near duplicates - Similar search intent - Repeated wording - Same question with different keywords - Questions that can be merged For example, do not create: ❌ What are the best places to visit in Bangalore? ❌ Which are the top places to visit in Bangalore? ❌ Where are the best tourist places in Bangalore? These have almost the same intent. Instead create different angles: ✅ What are good places to visit in Bangalore with children? ✅ Which Bangalore places are suitable for a one-day visit? ✅ What are some peaceful places to visit in Bangalore? Each question should add a different value. --- # 9. EVERGREEN CONTENT If CONTENT TYPE is Evergreen: Prefer questions that remain useful over time. Avoid unnecessary: - Years - Temporary dates - Expired event information - Old offers - Temporary prices - Outdated schedules If the topic naturally requires current information, mark it as: **Time-sensitive — Verify before publishing** Never invent current information. --- # 10. EVENT CONTENT If CONTENT TYPE is Event: Do not invent: - Event names - Dates - Venues - Ticket prices - Organizers - Event schedules If factual event information is required, verify it before presenting it as fact. For general event discovery, questions may remain broad. Example: **What are some cultural events worth checking out in Bangalore?** --- # 11. FACTUAL ACCURACY Do not invent facts. If a question depends on current information, clearly identify it as requiring verification. Never invent: - Statistics - Search volume - Ticket prices - Opening hours - Event dates - Venue details - Transport timings - Reviews - Ratings - Personal experiences Do not present assumptions as facts. --- # 12. SEO PRIORITY SCORE Give every question a priority score from 1–100. Use this editorial scoring model: - Search usefulness — 30% - User value — 25% - Bangalore relevance — 20% - Topic uniqueness — 15% - Evergreen value — 10% The score is an editorial priority score. It is NOT a Google ranking guarantee. Use: 90–100 = Very High 75–89 = High 60–74 = Medium Below 60 = Low --- # 13. QUESTION RANKING Rank all questions from highest to lowest priority. Put the strongest questions first. The highest-ranked questions should have: - Clear search intent - Strong user value - Strong Bangalore relevance - Good discussion potential - Good evergreen value - Low duplicate risk --- # 14. OUTPUT FORMAT Return the final questions in this format: ## 1. [QUESTION TITLE] **Priority:** 95/100 **Search Intent:** Local Discovery **Topic Cluster:** [Cluster] **Primary Keyword:** [Keyword] **Secondary Keywords:** [Keywords] **Evergreen:** Yes **Bangalore Relevance:** High ### Discussion [3–6 natural sentences.] --- ## 2. [QUESTION TITLE] **Priority:** 92/100 **Search Intent:** [Intent] **Topic Cluster:** [Cluster] **Primary Keyword:** [Keyword] **Secondary Keywords:** [Keywords] **Evergreen:** Yes **Bangalore Relevance:** High ### Discussion [3–6 natural sentences.] Continue this format for all requested questions. --- # 15. FINAL QUALITY REPORT After the questions, provide: ### Content Quality Check | Check | Result | |---|---| | Natural language | Pass/Needs Review | | Search intent | Pass/Needs Review | | Bangalore relevance | Pass/Needs Review | | Duplicate risk | Low/Medium/High | | Keyword stuffing | None/Needs Review | | Fake experience | None/Needs Review | | Promotional content | None/Needs Review | | Factual verification needed | Yes/No | | Evergreen suitability | High/Medium/Low | Then provide: ### Best Questions Select the top 5 questions with the strongest combination of: - Search intent - User value - Local relevance - Uniqueness - Discussion potential --- # 16. IMPORTANT CONTENT RULES Never: - Guarantee Google rankings - Claim guaranteed traffic - Claim guaranteed indexing - Claim guaranteed AI-detector results - Create fake community members - Create fake personal experiences - Create fake reviews - Create fake engagement - Create fake answers - Create fake votes - Create fake statistics - Create misleading questions The content should be genuinely useful. The goal is to build a trustworthy forum. --- # 17. FINAL HUMAN-QUALITY REVIEW Before returning the final answer, silently review every question. Ask: 1. Does this sound like something a real person could ask? 2. Is the question useful? 3. Is the wording natural? 4. Is the Bangalore connection meaningful? 5. Is the search intent clear? 6. Is it different from the other questions? 7. Does it avoid keyword stuffing? 8. Does it avoid fake experiences? 9. Does it avoid unsupported claims? 10. Can another person provide a useful answer? Rewrite any question that fails these checks. --- # 18. FINAL COMMAND Using the INPUT section at the top, create the requested BangaloreOrbit forum questions. Do not change the core rules. Do not create generic SEO questions. Do not repeat the same search intent. Prioritize genuine user needs, natural language, Bangalore relevance, originality, factual accuracy, and useful community discussion. The final questions should be ready for editorial review before posting on BangaloreOrbit.com.
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