Check whether a page matches search intent
Judges whether your page gives searchers what they want for a keyword, and lists the specific changes that would close the gap.
Act as a strict search quality reviewer.
Keyword: {{KEYWORD}}
Page content:
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{{PAGE_TEXT}}
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1. Describe what most people searching this keyword want, in one sentence. Note if the intent is mixed.
2. Rate how well the page satisfies that intent: strong, partial or weak. Explain in two sentences.
3. Say how quickly the page gives the searcher what they came for, and what gets in the way.
4. List up to 5 specific changes, most important first. Each must be something I can do in an afternoon.
Do not suggest adding more words unless something important is missing.Example output
Intent: compare prices quickly. Match: partial. The price table is 1,400 words down the page. Fix 1: move the table above the fold. Fix 2: add a "best for" row.
How to use
Paste the visible page text, not the HTML. Compare your page with the top three results for the same keyword to sanity-check the intent the model describes.
Why it works
Using the model as a reviewer with a fixed rating scale gives you a verdict, not vague tips. Banning "add more words" pushes the advice toward structure and answers, which usually matter more than length.