AI-Powered Citation and Local SEO Automation

You are a local SEO specialist. I need to identify the most valuable citation sources for a [business type] in [city, state].

Tasks:
1. List the top 20 general directories that carry the most domain authority for local SEO (beyond Google, Yelp, Apple Maps, Bing)
2. List 15 industry-specific directories for [business type] that Google recognizes as authority sources for this vertical
3. For each directory, indicate: approximate domain authority category (High/Medium/Low), whether it's free to list, and whether it requires manual verification

Output as a prioritized table sorted by authority.

I'm pasting the results of a BrightLocal citation audit for my business. The correct NAP data is:
- Business Name: [exact canonical name]
- Address: [exact canonical address]
- Phone: [exact canonical phone]
- Website: [URL]

Here is the audit data: [paste BrightLocal export]

Analyze this data and:
1. Group inconsistencies by type (name variations, address formatting, phone formats, old phone numbers)
2. Prioritize which to fix first based on directory authority
3. Flag any duplicate listings that need to be claimed and merged
4. Draft the exact correction text for each high-priority listing

Write a Google Business Profile description for this business:
- Business: [name]
- Type: [category]
- Location: [city, neighborhood]
- Services: [list primary services]
- Differentiators: [what makes this business different]
- Target customer: [describe ideal customer]

Requirements:
- Maximum 750 characters
- Lead with the primary service and location
- Include 2–3 natural keyword phrases without stuffing
- End with a clear action statement
- No superlatives ("best in the city") — Google penalizes these
- Tone: [professional/friendly/authoritative — choose one]

Expand this GBP description into a full [Yelp/BBB/Angi] business profile:
[paste GBP description]

Add:
- Business history and founding story (2–3 sentences)
- Team credentials and certifications
- Service area details
- Specific services with brief descriptions
- What customers should expect from working with us
- Call to action

Target length: [500–1,000 words]. Maintain the same NAP data and keyword approach as the short description.

Write a response to this positive Google review for [business name]:

Review: "[paste review text]"
Reviewer name: [name]

Requirements:
- Thank by first name
- Reference a specific detail from their review (do not be generic)
- Reinforce one keyword naturally (e.g., "[service] in [city]")
- Invite them back or mention another service
- Maximum 100 words
- Tone: genuine and warm, not corporate

Write a professional response to this negative Google review for [business name]:

Review: "[paste review text]"
Rating: [1–3 stars]
Reviewer name: [name]

Requirements:
- Acknowledge the specific concern without being defensive
- Apologize for the experience (even if you disagree with the characterization)
- Do NOT make excuses or dispute facts publicly
- Offer to resolve directly with contact information
- Maximum 75 words
- Move the conversation offline: "Please contact [name] at [phone/email]"
- Tone: empathetic and professional

Create a review response template library for [business type]. Generate:
- 10 response variations for 5-star reviews (different tones and reference points)
- 5 response variations for 4-star reviews (positive with a concern)
- 5 response templates for 1–3 star reviews (grouped by complaint type: wait time, pricing, service quality, communication)

For each template, include [REVIEW_DETAIL] and [REVIEWER_NAME] placeholders where customization is required.

Write a service area landing page for [business type] targeting [city/neighborhood].

Page structure:
1. H1: [Service] in [City] — [Differentiator]
2. Intro paragraph: 2–3 sentences establishing local presence
3. Services section: list of 4–6 services with 1–2 sentence descriptions each
4. Why choose us section: 3 differentiators specific to this service area
5. Service area coverage: list nearby neighborhoods and cities served
6. FAQ section: 5 questions local customers ask about [service type]
7. CTA: How to contact/book

Keyword targets: "[service] [city]", "[service] near me [city]", "[service] [neighborhood]"
Tone: [professional/friendly]
Length: 600–800 words

Generate 15 Google Business Profile Q&A pairs for a [business type] in [city].

Focus on:
- Questions about pricing and process
- Questions about service area and availability
- Questions that differentiate this business from competitors
- Questions that address common objections
- Questions with local geographic context

Format: Q: [question] / A: [answer, 100–200 characters max]
Include natural keyword usage in the answers.

I'm pasting our monthly BrightLocal data below. Analyze it and produce a local SEO performance summary:

[paste BrightLocal export data]

Report structure:
1. Executive Summary (3 bullets: wins, losses, key opportunity)
2. Citation health: current accuracy score vs. last month, issues resolved, issues outstanding
3. Rankings: Local Pack visibility change, keywords that improved, keywords that declined
4. Reputation: reviews received, average rating, velocity vs. last month
5. Priority actions for next month (ranked by expected impact)
6. 90-day trajectory: where will we be if current trends continue?

Audience: business owner, non-technical
Tone: direct, data-backed, no jargon