How to Write the Best Review Guide With AI Prompts

Important writing instructions: Use simple English, short and natural sentences, active voice, and a personal first-person tone using words like "I," "my," and "you."

Write like a real SEO professional sharing personal experience, not like an AI-generated article.

Avoid robotic phrases, unnecessary filler, exaggerated claims, and repeated information. Use reliable official sources for factual information about the product, tool, service, course, or company.

Do not invent personal experiences, test results, statistics, prices, features, or claims. If personal experience or source information is missing, ask for it or clearly explain the limitation.

Keep the writing helpful, honest, easy to scan, and suitable for beginners.

Write an engaging opening paragraph for my article titled “Rank Math SEO Plugin Review: Is It the Best WordPress SEO Plugin?”

Start naturally by explaining why choosing the right WordPress SEO plugin matters, like an expert blogger sharing a real experience. After that, mention that you chose Rank Math as the best option among other SEO plugins and that in today’s article, you’re sharing your real and honest thoughts about it, including both its green flags and red flags, so readers can get a clear idea about the tool.

But before jumping into the review, briefly explain what Rank Math is and why you decided to review it.

Keep the introduction short, natural, helpful, and curiosity-driven. Use simple English, active voice, and a friendly first-person tone.

Give me two variants.

Write an engaging opening paragraph for my review article titled "[Keyword] Review: Is It Worth Using?"

Start by explaining why choosing the right product, tool, service, course, or company matters. Briefly introduce [Keyword] and explain why I decided to review it. Mention that I researched or tested [Keyword] only if I provide real experience or supporting information. Introduce the main strengths and weaknesses that readers should know about.

Keep the introduction short, natural, helpful, and curiosity-driven. Use simple English, active voice, and a friendly first-person tone.

Do not make unsupported claims or use AI-style phrases. Give me two different versions.

Write the section “What is Rank Math SEO Plugin?”

Explain Rank Math in very simple English for someone who is new to WordPress SEO.

Briefly explain what Rank Math is, what the plugin does, who created it, and why WordPress users choose it. Keep everything short and easy to scan. Start with 2–3 introductory lines explaining what Rank Math is.

Then add the following subheading bullets:

What It Does

Explain its main functions using short bullet points.

Then add:

Who Created Rank Math SEO Plugin?

Briefly mention its creator/team, launch date, and any other important basic details. Do not include a long company history.

After that, write 2–3 short lines explaining why WordPress users choose Rank Math.

Finally, smoothly transition into my honest first impression of Rank Math. I want to share what I personally liked and disliked about the plugin before going into its detailed pros, cons, green flags, and red flags.

Write naturally, as if I am personally explaining Rank Math to one of my readers. Use simple English, active voice, short paragraphs, and a friendly first-person tone.

Make it short, please!!! 

Write the section: "What Is [Keyword]?" Explain [Keyword] in simple English for beginners. Cover: 

What it is - how it works - Who created it? - Why people use it - Main purpose 

Start with 2-3 introductory lines. After that, the upper-mentioned five things are in bullet style too to make it easy to skim for my readers. Keep the section short and easy to understand. Write naturally as an experienced user explaining it to readers. No AI, just start like that. I'm just giving you this direct information for you guys who may be getting a clear overview of this. Simple English, no AI words again, please. Show yourself as a first-person human pronoun.

Make this one of the most personal sections of the review.

Write about my experience with installing Rank Math, going through the setup wizard, configuring SEO settings, optimizing pages and posts, using schema, checking SEO suggestions, managing redirects, and exploring its other useful tools.

In this section, focus mainly on the positive side of my experience. Explain how Rank Math has made my daily SEO tasks easier, more organized, and less time-consuming.

Add a small comparison table showing what I was doing before using Rank Math and how Rank Math helps me with those tasks now.

After the table, add a few lines explaining that Rank Math has made my SEO workflow much easier, especially when I am managing multiple tasks with my team.

However, keep the section realistic and balanced. Mention that while Rank Math works very well for most of my needs, there are still some advanced areas where it could improve. Do not discuss those areas in detail here. 

Write entirely in the first person and make me sound like an experienced blogger/SEO professional who works with a larger team. Keep the tone personal, confident, and honest.

Use simple English, active voice, short paragraphs, and natural wording.

Important: Do not invent specific traffic increases, ranking improvements, conversion rates, or other results. Only discuss realistic workflow and usability experiences.

Write the most personal section of my review: "My Experience With [Keyword]". Write from my first-person perspective. Explain:

- How I started using it

- My setup experience

- Features I tested

- How it helped my workflow

- Problems it solved

Add a small comparison table: Before Using [Keyword] | After Using [Keyword]

Keep it realistic. Do not invent fake results, statistics, traffic growth, or business improvements. Make me sound like an experienced professional sharing a real experience. Just simple English with active tense and no AI words, please. The wording should be so easy that it must be easy to skim for all readers. 

Use this prompt: “Please extract all the features mentioned on this page. List them in bullet points. For each feature, provide the feature name followed by a one-line explanation of what it does. If the page mentions any recent updates or newly added features, include those as well. Do not add features that are not mentioned on the page.”

Write 2–3 short introductory lines explaining that these are the key features of the Rank Math SEO plugin and that they can make common SEO tasks much easier, especially when you understand the problems they solve.

Then list all the features from the provided source.

Use this format for every feature:

Feature Name: Explain what it does, when it is useful, and how it makes SEO easier for bloggers and website owners.

Keep each explanation concise but useful. Do not simply repeat the feature name or copy the source description.

Write from the perspective of an experienced SEO professional who has been using Rank Math for years. Explain the features naturally, like an expert sharing practical knowledge with readers.

Use simple English, active voice, and short sentences. Avoid exaggerated claims, generic AI-style phrases, repetitive sentence patterns, and unnecessary technical jargon.

Step 1: Extract the Features

First, copy the relevant official features page or reliable product information and paste it into Gemini.

Use this prompt:

"Please extract all the features mentioned on this page. List them in bullet points. For each feature, provide the feature name followed by a one-line explanation of what it does. Include any recent updates or newly added features mentioned on the page. Do not add features that are not mentioned in the source."

Step 2: Write the Features Section in ChatGPT

After extracting the features, paste the list into ChatGPT.

Write the section "Main Features of [Keyword]".

Start with 2–3 short introductory lines explaining what the main features are and how they may help users.

Then list all the features from the provided source.

Use this format for each feature:

Feature Name: Explain what it does, when it is useful, and how it may help the target user.

Keep every explanation concise but useful. Do not simply repeat the feature name or copy the source description. Use simple English, active voice, and short sentences. Explain technical terms in a way beginners can understand. Do not invent features, benefits, or performance claims. Clearly separate confirmed features from personal observations.

Write naturally, like an experienced user sharing practical knowledge with readers.

Start with 2–3 natural, engaging lines introducing the features I personally appreciate most in my regular SEO work.

Discuss relevant benefits, including the interface, setup process, range of features, free version, schema options, modular system, SEO controls, redirect management, integrations, and overall value for money.

For each point, explain what I like, why I appreciate it, and how it helps with everyday SEO tasks. Combine overlapping ideas to avoid repetition.

Start with 2–3 friendly lines explaining that Rank Math makes many SEO tasks easier, but a few areas could improve. Clarify that these are not major deal-breakers and may matter differently depending on the user’s needs and experience.

For each limitation, briefly explain what concerns me, why some users may notice it, and what could improve. Keep criticism polite, practical, and fair.

End with a short, balanced note explaining that these points are simply opportunities for improvement.

Style 1: H3 Headings With Short Explanations

• Use an H3 heading for each pro or con.
• Follow each heading with a short paragraph explaining my personal view and the practical benefit or limitation.
• Include brief bullets beneath an H3 only when they make the explanation easier to scan.

Style 2: Direct Bullet Points

• Present each pro or con as a bullet point.
• Begin each bullet with a bold feature name or limitation.
• Add 2-3 short sentences explaining why it matters to me.
• Do not use individual H3 headings in this style.

Selected style: [Style 1 — H3 Headings / Style 2 — Bullet Points]

Use the selected style consistently across both sections. Present the content once; do not repeat it in both formats unless requested.

Writing Guidelines

• Write naturally in the first person, in the voice of an experienced SEO professional.
• Use simple English, active voice, and short paragraphs or sentences.
• Explain why I like or dislike each point rather than simply listing features.
• Keep the tone personal, positive, honest, and believable.
• Avoid exaggerated praise, harsh criticism, marketing language, and repetitive phrases.
• Verify current features and clearly distinguish free from paid options.
• Do not invent personal experiences, client stories, results, or unsupported claims.
• Do not add a separate pros-and-cons section. The two sections above already serve that purpose.

What I Like and Don’t Like About [Keyword]

Here are the prompts to help you explain the pros and cons of [Keyword] in a clear, honest, and practical way.

Write a short introduction of 2–3 natural lines about your overall experience with [Keyword]. Explain the features you like most and the limitations that may affect users.

What I Like About [Keyword] (Pros)

Explain the main features and benefits you appreciate about [Keyword]. For each point, describe why you like it and how it helps with your work or daily needs. Use real experience or reliable information. Do not invent personal results.

What I Don’t Like About [Keyword] (Cons)

Explain the weaknesses or limitations of [Keyword] in a polite and balanced way. For each point, describe the issue, who may face it, and how it could improve. Avoid harsh criticism and unsupported claims.

Formatting Instructions

Use one of these formats:

• Style 1: Use H3 headings with short explanations under each point.
• Style 2: Use bold bullet points with 2–3 sentences explaining each feature or limitation.

Selected Style: [Style 1 / Style 2]

Follow the selected style consistently. Do not repeat the same information in both formats.

Writing Guidelines

• Use simple English and active voice.
• Keep sentences short and clear.
• Use first person when sharing real experience.
• Explain why each point matters to users.
• Keep the review honest, practical, and balanced.
• Avoid exaggerated praise and harsh criticism.
• Do not repeat similar ideas.
• Verify current features and pricing when needed.
• Do not invent experiences, results, or unsupported information.
• Do not add a separate pros-and-cons section if these sections already cover the topic.

Start with a few short introduction lines explaining that Rank Math offers both Free and Pro versions.

Then add a clear comparison table showing the key differences between Rank Math SEO Plugin Free and Rank Math SEO Plugin Pro.

Focus on the features that actually matter to users instead of trying to include every small difference.

Make the differences easy to understand. Explain technical features in simple English rather than using complicated SEO terminology.

After the table, add a short note explaining that in the next section, I will cover the latest Rank Math pricing plans so readers can understand the actual cost of upgrading without having to look elsewhere.

Use simple English, active voice, short explanations, and a helpful expert tone.

Important: Use the latest available Rank Math information when discussing current Free and Pro features. Do not assume that an old feature comparison is still accurate.

Write the section "[Keyword] Free vs Paid" or "[Keyword] Plans Comparison", depending on the available options.

Start with a few short introduction lines explaining that [Keyword] offers different versions or plans, if applicable.

Then create a clear comparison table showing the important differences.

Use a suitable format such as:

Only include information supported by the latest reliable source.

Explain technical features in simple English. Focus on the differences that actually matter to users instead of listing every small detail.

After the table, add a short paragraph explaining which types of users may need the free or paid version, without making unsupported recommendations.

Use simple English, active voice, and a helpful expert tone.

Important: Use current information when discussing prices, features, usage limits, or plans. Do not assume that old information is still accurate.

Use this prompt: “Please extract all the current Rank Math pricing plans from this page. List every plan in bullet-point format and include the plan name, current price, billing period, key features included, usage limits, and any other important pricing details mentioned on the page. Do not add or assume any information that is not present on the page.”

Start the section with 2–3 natural introduction lines explaining that Rank Math offers different pricing plans for different types of users and that the right plan depends on the user's website and SEO requirements.

Then explain every pricing plan separately using the following structure:

Pricing Plan Name

Write one short introductory line explaining who this plan is designed for or what makes it different.

Then add the important pricing details in bullet points, such as:

• Price
• Billing:
• Key features:
• Usage limits:
• Important inclusions:

Repeat the same structure for all current Rank Math pricing plans.

Keep the explanations simple and practical. Do not overload the section with every tiny feature. Focus on the pricing, major differences, important limits, and who should consider each plan.

Use the latest information provided from the official Rank Math pricing page. Do not invent prices, discounts, features, limits, or billing details.

Write in simple English, active voice, and a friendly expert tone. Make the section easy to scan and useful for someone deciding whether Rank Math Free or a paid plan is worth it.

Step 1: Extract the Latest Pricing Information

First, visit the official website of [Keyword] and copy the current pricing page. Paste it into Gemini.

Use this prompt:

"Please extract all the current pricing plans for [Keyword] from this page. List every plan in bullet-point format and include the plan name, current price, billing period, key features, usage limits, and other important pricing details mentioned on the page. Do not add or assume any information that is not present on the page."

Step 2: Write the Pricing Section in ChatGPT

After extracting the pricing information, paste the complete details into ChatGPT.

Write the section "[Keyword] Pricing".

Start with 2–3 natural introduction lines explaining that [Keyword] offers different pricing options, if applicable, and that users should understand the differences before choosing a plan.

Then explain every pricing plan separately using this structure:

Pricing Plan Name

Write one short introductory line explaining who the plan is designed for or what makes it different.

• Price:
• Billing:
• Key features:
• Usage limits:
• Important inclusions:

Repeat the same structure for all available plans.

Keep the explanations simple and practical. Focus on current prices, major differences, important limits, and who the plan may suit.

Use the latest information provided by the official pricing page. Do not invent prices, discounts, features, or billing details.

If the pricing information is not available or unclear, mention that instead of guessing.

Start with a few natural introduction lines explaining that anyone who has been around WordPress blogging for a while has probably heard of Yoast SEO, one of Rank Math’s well-known competitors.

Explain that I am including this comparison to give readers a clear, practical difference between Rank Math SEO and Yoast SEO, so they can understand why I personally choose Rank Math and where Yoast SEO may have an advantage.

Keep the introduction personal, something along the lines of:

“If you have been using WordPress for years, you have probably heard the name Yoast SEO. It is one of the most established SEO plugins out there. So, before I wrap up my Rank Math review, I want to put both plugins side by side and show you where each one stands.”

Then create a clear comparison table.

After the table, add a short personal conclusion explaining why I still prefer Rank Math, based on its overall feature set, workflow, flexibility, and value.

Also mention a few areas where Yoast SEO may be the better choice, so the comparison feels fair and trustworthy.

Use simple English, active voice, and a first-person expert tone. Write like an experienced WordPress blogger who has actually worked with SEO plugins for years.

Important: Use the latest available information when comparing current Rank Math and Yoast SEO features, pricing, and plans. Do not make outdated or unsupported claims. Keep the comparison balanced rather than turning it into a promotional piece for Rank Math.

Write the section "[Keyword] vs [Competitor]".

Start with 2–3 natural introduction lines explaining why users may compare [Keyword] with [Competitor].

Explain that the comparison will help readers understand the main differences between both options and decide which one may suit their needs.

Then create a clear comparison table covering relevant points such as:

Only include relevant comparison points. Do not force every category into the table.

After the table, explain the key differences in short paragraphs.

Mention where [Keyword] may suit certain users and where [Competitor] may offer a different advantage. Keep the comparison balanced and based on reliable information.

Do not declare a winner without explaining the specific differences. Do not make unsupported claims about performance, rankings, or results.

Use current information for features, pricing, and plans. Write in simple English, active voice, and a natural expert tone.

Start with 2–3 short introduction lines explaining that Rank Math is a powerful SEO plugin, but it is not necessarily the perfect fit for every WordPress user. Mention that the right choice depends on a person's website goals, SEO needs, and experience level.

Who Should Use Rank Math SEO Plugin?

Write 2-3 introductory lines explaining that these are the types of users who can get the most value from Rank Math.

Then provide a clear bullet list of users who should consider Rank Math, such as:

• Beginner bloggers
• Content creators
• Niche website owners
• Business websites
• WooCommerce store owners
• Local businesses
• SEO freelancers
• SEO agencies
• Affiliate marketers
• Publishers managing multiple websites
• Growing websites that need more SEO control

For each user type, add a short explanation of why Rank Math may be a good fit.

Who Should Not Use Rank Math SEO Plugin?

Write 2-3 short introductory line explaining that Rank Math may not be the ideal choice for every situation.

Then provide a bullet list of users who may not need Rank Math or who may prefer a simpler alternative.

For each point, briefly explain why, without making Rank Math sound bad.

Examples may include:

• Users who do not want to manage SEO settings at all
• People looking for the most basic SEO setup possible
• Website owners who already have a stable SEO workflow with another plugin
• Users who only need very limited SEO functionality
• Those who prefer a more minimal feature set

Keep the explanations balanced, practical, and respectful.

Use simple English, active voice, short paragraphs, and a friendly first-person expert tone. Avoid harsh criticism, exaggerated claims, and generic AI-style wording.

Start with 2–3 short introduction lines explaining that [Keyword] may suit some users better than others, depending on their goals, experience level, budget, and requirements.

Who Should Use [Keyword]?

Write 2–3 introductory lines explaining which types of users may benefit from [Keyword].

Then provide a clear bullet list of relevant user types. For each user type, add a short explanation of why [Keyword] may be suitable for them.

Consider relevant groups such as:

• Beginners
• Professionals
• Small business owners
• Large businesses
• Freelancers
• Content creators
• Students
• Website owners
• Online sellers

Only include user groups that are relevant to [Keyword].

Who Should Not Use [Keyword]?

Write two to three short introductory line explaining that [Keyword] may not meet every user's needs.

Then provide a bullet list of users who may prefer another option or may not need [Keyword]. For each point, briefly explain why.

Keep the explanations balanced, practical, and respectful. Do not make unsupported claims or harsh criticisms.

Use simple English, active voice, short paragraphs, and a friendly expert tone.

Make sure the recommendations are based on the product's actual features, limitations, cost, and user requirements.

Answer the question directly with valid reason.

Yes, Rank Math SEO Plugin is worth it.

For me, it has earned its place because it puts so many useful SEO controls in one place without making my daily WordPress work unnecessarily complicated. I have used it across different SEO tasks, and the clean workflow, wide feature set, and useful free version make it a tool I can comfortably recommend to most bloggers and website owners.

Answer the question directly based on the information, features, pricing, limitations, and personal experience provided.

Start with a short, clear answer that reflects the evidence. Do not automatically say that [Keyword] is worth it or not worth it.

Then explain:

• What makes [Keyword] useful?
• Which types of users may benefit from it?
• What are its main limitations?
• Is the price reasonable for the features, based on the information available?
• What should users consider before choosing it?

Keep the section practical, honest, and easy to understand.

Use simple English, active voice, and short paragraphs. Do not invent personal results, customer ratings, or performance improvements.

If the answer depends on the user's needs, clearly explain those differences instead of giving one answer for everyone.

Write a short, warm, and personal final verdict for my article “Rank Math Review: Is It the Best WordPress SEO Plugin?”

Start with a natural farewell-style paragraph, as if I am wrapping up the review after sharing my real experience with Rank Math.

Naturally include the primary keyword “Rank Math SEO Plugin” without forcing it.

Give my final opinion in a clear and confident way, but keep it personal rather than sounding like a sales pitch. Briefly remind readers why I recommend Rank Math and who I think can benefit from it.

End with a friendly goodbye that encourages readers to explore the rest of my website for more practical SEO, WordPress, blogging, and digital marketing guides.

Keep the ending warm, natural, and engaging, something that feels like I am saying goodbye to my readers rather than simply ending an article.

After the farewell paragraph, add a smooth transition into the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section.

Use simple English, active voice, short paragraphs, and a friendly expert tone. 

Write a short, warm, and personal final verdict for my article "[Keyword] Review".

Start with a natural farewell-style paragraph, as if I am wrapping up the review after sharing the main information, strengths, and limitations of [Keyword].

Naturally mention the primary keyword "[Keyword]" without forcing it.

Summarize the main points that readers should remember. Briefly explain which types of users may benefit from [Keyword] and what they should consider before using it.

Keep the final opinion honest and based on the information and experience provided. Do not make unsupported claims or sound like a sales pitch.

End with a friendly goodbye that encourages readers to explore the rest of my website for more useful guides related to the topic.

After the farewell paragraph, add a smooth transition into the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section. Use simple English, active voice, short paragraphs, and a friendly expert tone.

Write 10 high-quality FAQs related to my topic, “Rank Math Review: Is It the Best WordPress SEO Plugin?”

Choose questions that people are likely to search for and that can also help the article perform well in AI search results and traditional search.

Cover a useful mix of search intents, including Rank Math’s features, Free vs Pro, pricing, ease of use, SEO performance, comparisons, limitations, and who should use it.

Do not create repetitive or overly obvious questions. Each FAQ should answer a different user concern.

For the answers:

• Write some answers as 3–4 sentence paragraphs in simple English.
• For other answers, write one short introductory sentence followed by concise bullet points where that format makes the answer easier to understand.
• Keep answers direct and useful. Answer the question first instead of adding unnecessary background.
• Use the relevant keyword naturally where it fits, but do not keyword-stuff.
• Use simple English, active voice, and short sentences.
• Keep the tone natural and helpful, like an experienced WordPress SEO user answering a reader's question.
• Do not make unsupported claims or repeat the same information from the main article unnecessarily.

Make every FAQ self-contained, so the answer still makes sense if someone discovers it through Google or an AI search engine without reading the entire article first.

Write 10 high-quality FAQs related to my topic, "[Keyword] Review".

Choose questions that users are likely to search for and that can help the article answer common questions in traditional search and AI search results.

Cover a useful mix of search intents, such as:

• Main features
• How it works
• Pricing
• Free vs Paid
• Ease of use
• Benefits
• Limitations
• Alternatives
• Who should use it
• Whether it is worth using

Do not create repetitive or overly obvious questions. Each FAQ should address a different user concern.

For the answers:

• Write some answers as 3–4 sentence paragraphs in simple English.
• For other answers, write one short introductory sentence followed by concise bullet points where useful.
• Keep answers direct and helpful.
• Answer the question first.
• Use the relevant keyword naturally without keyword stuffing.
• Use simple English, active voice, and short sentences.
• Write like an experienced user answering a reader's question.
• Do not make unsupported claims or repeat the same information unnecessarily.

Make every FAQ self-contained, so the answer still makes sense if someone discovers it through Google or an AI search engine without reading the entire article first.

Make sure all answers are based on reliable information or the personal experience provided.