MODULE 075 lessons~45 min

📈 SEO Framework.

Rank on Google with the 600-word content layer, FAQ schema, meta tags, and technical SEO essentials.

7.1

The 600-word content layer.

A tool alone doesn't provide enough text for Google to index. You need at least 600 words of relevant content explaining what the tool does, how to use it, and why it's useful. This content is placed below the tool interface.

Pro tip: Tell your AI: "Add a 600-word content section below the tool explaining its utility, use cases, and features. Use our target keywords naturally throughout."

7.2

On-page SEO optimization prompt.

Use this prompt with your AI to optimize every page for search engines. Include your main keyword and all supporting keywords collected from Ahrefs and Google Spacebar.

SEO Prompt Template:

"Optimize this website for SEO with the following:
- Main keyword: [your keyword]
- Supporting keywords: [comma-separated list]
- Add proper title tags, meta descriptions
- Use semantic HTML (h1, h2, h3 hierarchy)
- Add alt text to all images
- Ensure fast page load
- Add internal links where relevant"

7.3

FAQ section with JSON-LD structured data.

An FAQ section serves dual purpose: it answers real user questions (improving engagement) and provides structured data that Google uses for rich snippets in search results. Always include JSON-LD schema markup for your FAQs.

Where to find questions: Use the Questions tab in Ahrefs Keyword Generator + Google's "People Also Ask" section for your keyword.

7.4

Meta tags, OG tags, and technical SEO.

Every page needs proper meta tags (title, description), Open Graph tags (for social sharing), and technical SEO elements. Your AI can generate all of these from a single prompt.

Essential meta tags:

<title>Online Ruler - Free Accurate Ruler Tool</title>
<meta name="description" content="...">
<meta property="og:title" content="...">
<meta property="og:description" content="...">
<link rel="canonical" href="https://yourdomain.com">

7.5

robots.txt and sitemap.xml setup.

robots.txt tells Google's bots how to crawl your site. sitemap.xml lists all your pages so Google can find and index them. Both are essential for SEO and should be in your /public directory.

# robots.txt example:
User-agent: *
Allow: /
Sitemap: https://yourdomain.com/sitemap.xml

# Generate sitemap.xml with your AI:
"Generate a sitemap.xml file listing all pages on this website"