Prompts

TRENDS

You are an expert SEO (Search Engine Optimization), GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) copywriter with a strong commercial focus. You write clear, useful, business-oriented content for a Barcelona-based digital marketing agency, Promote.Barcelona. Write an article for the exact target keyword provided below. TARGET KEYWORD: [

Barcelona Smart City

] Return only the three sections specified at the end. Do not add commentary, explanations, or notes.
Box 1: Meta Title
Write one commercially compelling, SEO-optimised meta title for a page about visiting Barcelona.
Requirements:
Include the exact target keyword as close to the beginning as possible, ideally within the first 30 characters.
Include “Barcelona” where it reads naturally; do not force repetition or keyword stuffing.
Match the page’s primary search intent. For informational pages, use a clear long-tail informational angle; for commercial pages, use a benefit-led commercial angle.
Make the value or outcome explicit: what the reader will gain, discover, compare, plan, or achieve.
Use specific, concrete language where possible, such as a number, timeframe, benefit, audience, or differentiator.
Make the title compelling to people planning or considering a visit to Barcelona, without exaggeration or clickbait.
Keep it between 55 and 65 characters inclusive of spaces.
Use the target keyword only once. Do not repeat “Barcelona” or near-duplicate phrases.
Avoid vague boilerplate such as “Home,” “Welcome,” or generic promotional filler.
Ensure the title accurately reflects the article and makes sense to both searchers and AI systems.
Avoid excessive punctuation, symbols, quotation marks, and keyword stuffing.
Output format:
META TITLE: [final title only]
Box 2: Meta Description
Write one conversational, SEO-optimised meta description for a Barcelona-based page serving visitors in Spain and internationally.
Requirements:
Include the exact target keyword once, naturally and early where possible.
Clearly communicate the practical benefit: what the reader will discover, compare, plan, navigate, or achieve.
Use natural, direct language that addresses the likely question or need behind the keyword.
Make the Barcelona focus clear where natural, while keeping the page useful to visitors from Spain and abroad.
Front-load the most useful benefit or answer within the first 100 characters.
Use a soft call to action only if it fits naturally and stays within the character limit.
Keep it between 145 and 155 characters inclusive of spaces.
Do not repeat the target keyword, “Barcelona,” or near-duplicate wording.
Avoid keyword stuffing, generic filler, exaggeration, and clickbait.
Ensure the description accurately reflects the visible article content and can stand alone as a concise summary.
Output format:
META DESCRIPTION: [final description only]
Box 3: Bootstrap Article
Create a complete, ready-to-publish HTML article in English about the exact target keyword, aimed at local and international visitors to Barcelona.
Content goal
Help visitors understand the topic and make an informed decision. Write for people first; use SEO, AEO, and GEO practices to make the article clear, useful, and easy to interpret in search results and AI-generated answers. Do not promise rankings, impressions, AI citations, or other results.
Length
The article body must contain 2,100–2,200 visible words, excluding HTML tags and attributes.
Count visible text, including headings, lists, FAQ answers, labels, and text adjacent to the logo. Do not count alt text.
Aim for approximately 2,150 words. Do not add filler to meet the target.
If a useful, accurate article cannot reach this length without padding, prioritize accuracy. In that case, add a brief word-count note outside the HTML snippet.
HTML and Bootstrap
Return one complete HTML snippet, except for the brief word-count note permitted above.
Use Bootstrap 5-compatible classes and markup for layout, spacing, colours, and typography. Do not use custom CSS or inline styles, except for the exact logo image block specified below.
Do not include a Bootstrap stylesheet link or any other external stylesheet link.
Do not use an <h1> element.
Use <h2> for main section headings and <h3> for FAQ questions or necessary subsections.
Use this layout:
xml
<div class="container-fluid"><div class="row justify-content-center"><div class="col-12 col-md-10 col-lg-8">
        ...       </div></div></div>
Organize 4–6 substantial article sections, alternating plain/default backgrounds with light Bootstrap background utilities. Use black or otherwise accessible text throughout. Avoid Bootstrap’s dark primary background where it would reduce text contrast.
Use Bootstrap 5-compatible components only when they genuinely improve usability or clarify information. Suitable options include:
A hero or jumbotron-style introduction using Bootstrap layout, spacing, and typography utilities; do not use obsolete Bootstrap 4 jumbotron classes.
Alerts for important, relevant cautions or practical notes.
Progress bars only when they represent meaningful, explained progress or proportions; never invent values or use them decoratively.
Dropdowns only when they provide a useful, accessible way to organise information. Do not use them to hide essential content.
Collapsible FAQs using Bootstrap 5 accordion markup, with accessible button attributes and unique IDs. Ensure answers remain available to users and search systems when expanded.
Icons only when they improve comprehension or navigation. Use accessible text labels or appropriate accessible attributes; do not assume an icon library is available or add a dependency.
Do not use JavaScript-dependent components unless their behaviour can work with the Bootstrap 5 setup already present on the publishing site. Do not add scripts or external libraries.
Close every element correctly. Do not include Markdown fences, unresolved placeholders other than the exact target keyword, or content outside the HTML snippet.
Introduction
Begin the article with a standalone introductory sentence of 150–160 characters, including spaces, that tells readers what they will learn and includes the exact target keyword.
Follow it with exactly two paragraphs of 120–130 words each.
Together, those paragraphs must define the target keyword clearly and provide essential context for visitors to Barcelona.
Make the definition direct and self-contained so it can answer “What is [target keyword]?” without relying on surrounding text.
The hero-style presentation must not alter the required sentence or paragraph counts.
Article structure
Create 4–6 substantial, relevant content sections using <h2> headings. Cover these topics where they fit the target keyword, without forcing unsuitable sections:
What the topic means in practice for local and international visitors to Barcelona in 2026. Explain commercial relevance clearly and accurately where applicable.
Why it matters: the visitor need, problem, decision, or business impact it addresses.
Benefits. Use a concise list where appropriate. Quantify benefits only when reliable, relevant evidence is available; never invent statistics.
Costs of the main service, product, or activity, if applicable. Explain realistic price ranges, pricing models, and cost factors only when supported by reliable, current information. State when prices vary or cannot be verified.
How to choose the best option. Give practical criteria, a checklist, or a decision framework.
FAQs: include 4–8 genuine questions, each as an <h3> heading, followed by a direct answer of 40–60 words. Include questions such as “What is [target keyword]?” ; “How to get to [keyword] from Placa Espanya, Barcelona” and “Why should visitors consider [target keyword]?” only when they fit the topic. Avoid repeating earlier material unless the FAQ adds useful detail.
Factual accuracy and trust
Do not invent prices, statistics, regulations, business credentials, services, guarantees, customer results, or first-hand experience.
Verify time-sensitive information for 2026 before including it. If a claim cannot be verified, omit it or clearly qualify it.
Distinguish practical information from promotional claims.
Mention Promote.Barcelona only in ways supported by information supplied in the prompt. Do not imply it provides a specific service unless that is established.
Do not include wording or sections that ask readers to contact Promote.Barcelona or any other company. Do not include contact details, contact links, consultation requests, audit offers, strategy-call offers, growth-plan requests, or other contact-oriented calls to action.
Use the exact target keyword naturally; do not stuff or mechanically repeat it.
Use relevant Barcelona terms and related concepts only where they help readers understand or act.
Make headings descriptive and useful, not merely keyword insertions.
Ensure every claim is consistent with the article’s content and purpose.
Logo and closing copy
At the end of the content column, include this exact image block. Replace [target keyword] in the alt text with the exact target keyword. Do not change the image URL, dimensions, classes, or inline style:
xml
<p class="text-center">
<img style="display:inline-block;max-width:100%;" src="/sites/default/files/promotebarcelona-logo.png" alt="promote.barcelona – your [target keyword] partner in Barcelona" width="310" height="310"> </p>
Immediately after the image block, add a concise, accurate value statement that includes the exact target keyword and explains a genuine benefit for Barcelona visitors. Do not make unverified claims or invite readers to contact the company.
Final check
Before returning the output, verify that:
The meta title contains 55–65 characters, including spaces.
The meta description contains 145–155 characters, including spaces.
The opening article sentence contains 150–160 characters, including spaces.
Each of the next two paragraphs contains 120–130 words.
There is no <h1>.
The required Bootstrap layout and exact logo block are present.
The article includes 4–6 relevant <h2> sections.
Each FAQ answer contains 40–60 words.
The article contains 2,100–2,200 visible words, or a brief note outside the HTML explains why a trustworthy article cannot meet the target.
No content asks readers to contact a company or includes a contact-oriented CTA.
The HTML is valid, accessible, readable, and ready to publish.
Revise the Bootstrap 5 article to improve usability with Bootstrap 5-compatible markup and appropriate visual components. Add a hero or jumbotron-style introduction, alerts, progress bars, dropdowns, collapsible FAQs, and accessible icons only where they genuinely help readers. Do not use custom CSS.
Do not include the following Bootstrap stylesheet link in the output:
<link href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/bootstrap@5.2.3/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
Remove any section or wording that asks readers to contact the company.
Do not add any external URLs.
Return only these three sections, in this exact format:
META TITLE: [55–65-character title]
META DESCRIPTION: [145–155-character description]
BOOTSTRAP ARTICLE (2100–2200 words): [complete HTML snippet]
 

AGENCY

You are an expert SEO, GEO (Generative Engine Optimization), and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) copywriter with a strong commercial focus. You write high-converting, business-oriented content for a Barcelona-based digital marketing agency: Promote.Barcelona.
Your task: For each keyword in the list below, create THREE distinct outputs:
1) Meta Title (55–65 characters including spaces)
- Must include the exact keyword near the beginning.
- Must mention “Barcelona” or “Spain” where natural.
- Must be commercial and benefit-driven (e.g., growth, results, ROI, more leads, more sales).
- Must sound compelling and click-worthy for business owners and decision-makers searching for a digital marketing agency.
- Must not exceed 65 characters or fall below 55 characters.
2) Meta Description (145–155 characters including spaces)
- Must include the exact keyword once.
- Must clearly state the commercial value proposition of Promote.Barcelona:
• SEO, GEO, AEO expertise
• performance-driven, data-led approach
• Barcelona-based, serving Spain and international clients
• focus on growth, leads, revenue, and measurable results
- Must include a strong call to action (e.g., “Book a free audit”, “Get your growth plan”, “Talk to our experts today”).
- Must be between 145 and 155 characters.
3) Bootstrap 5 Article Page (2300–2500 words including HTML tags and whitespace)
- Write a complete, ready-to-publish HTML snippet using Bootstrap 5 classes only (no custom CSS, no inline styles except those specified below).
- IMPORTANT CONSTRAINTS:
• DO NOT use any <h1> tags anywhere in the HTML.
• Use a fluid layout: the outer wrapper must be <div class="container-fluid">, not <div class="container">.
• Only use <h2> (and if needed <h3>) for section headings.
- Structure:
• A <div class="container-fluid">
• A <div class="row justify-content-center">
• A <div class="col-12 col-md-10 col-lg-8">
• At the top, inside this column, include this exact logo block, but replace the alt text with a high-impression, keyword-rich description that includes the exact [keyword]:
<p class="text-center">
<img style="display:inline-block;max-width:100%;" src="/sites/default/files/promotebarcelona-logo.png" alt="promote.barcelona – your \\\[keyword] partner in Barcelona for growth-driven SEO, GEO and AEO" width="310" height="310">
</p>
(Make sure the alt text reads naturally, is commercial, and clearly includes the exact keyword.)
• Immediately after the image, write a strong opening paragraph that acts as a unique selling proposition for Promote.Barcelona’s [keyword] services:
– Must include the exact keyword.
– Must be benefit-driven and commercial (focus on growth, leads, revenue, competitive advantage).
– Must sound natural and persuasive, as a headline-style intro (but do NOT use an <h1> tag; keep it as a <p>).
• Then create 4–6 sections using <h2> subheadings that cover:
• What [keyword] means in practice for businesses in Spain and Barcelona (clear, commercial explanation).
• Why investing in professional [keyword] services with a specialized agency like Promote.Barcelona directly impacts revenue, leads, and market share.
• How Promote.Barcelona approaches [keyword]:
– data-led strategy
– technical optimization
– content and authority building
– SEO + GEO + AEO integration
– focus on measurable business outcomes (traffic, conversions, ROI).
• Typical results clients can expect (more qualified traffic, higher rankings in Google and AI answers, more leads/sales, stronger brand visibility).
• A short “Who this is for” section (SMEs, ecommerce, B2B companies, startups, local businesses in Barcelona and across Spain).
• End with a strong commercial CTA paragraph inviting the user to:
– book a free audit / strategy call
– get a custom growth plan
– contact Promote.Barcelona to start scaling with [keyword].
- Tone: professional, persuasive, commercial, non-fluffy, oriented to business outcomes and ROI.
- Optimize for:
• SEO: natural use of the keyword and related commercial terms, clear hierarchy, scannable headings.
• GEO/AEO: include direct answers to likely questions (“What is [keyword]?”, “How does [keyword] work?”, “Why choose Promote.Barcelona for [keyword]?”) so AI engines can extract clear snippets.
- Length: the entire HTML snippet (including tags, spaces, and line breaks) must be between 2300 and 2500 words. Count carefully and adjust to stay in this range.
- Language: English.
- Do not add any extra commentary, explanations, or notes. Only output the three sections for each keyword in this exact format:
KEYWORD: “
Index
”
META TITLE:
[55–65 characters]
META DESCRIPTION:
[145–155 characters]
BOOTSTRAP ARTICLE (2300–2500 words):
[full HTML snippet]

BACKLINKS

Create a Bootstrap 5 jumbotron-style hero section with 4 responsive grid cards promoting the following4 URLs:

https://alexcostin.com/alexcostin
https://tunemywebsite.com/website-designer
https://2let2cardiff.com/2let2cardiff
https://worcesternightlife.co.uk/worcesternightlife

. Mark each as sponsored, include both visible link text and an anchor “title” attribute for each URL, and write a 60-character promotional line for each link. Do not add <h1> - Return complete HTML only.

FOOTER

Create a Bootstrap 5 footer for Promote.Barcelona with:

- 4 responsive columns.

- The following 12 internal links:

https://promote.barcelona/bing-sitemap
https://promote.barcelona/guides
https://promote.barcelona/trends
https://promote.barcelona/barcelona-tourist-attractions
https://promote.barcelona/people
https://promote.barcelona/t-mobilitat-barcelona-zones

https://promote.barcelona/barcelona-shopping
https://promote.barcelona/malls
https://promote.barcelona/barcelona-tourist-services
https://promote.barcelona/barcelona-smart-city
https://promote.barcelona/wifi
https://promote.barcelona/mercadona
 

- Section titles for each column.

- A short company tagline.

- Dark background and white text.

- Accessible HTML with proper nav semantics.

- No external links.

- Include both visible link text and an anchor “title” attribute for each URL.

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