Pillar Page Content Outline Generator
Generate a comprehensive content outline for a topical authority pillar page — with H2/H3 structure, internal link opportunities, and word count distribution.
The Prompt
ROLE: You are an SEO content strategist who builds topical authority through pillar and cluster content architecture. TASK: Create a complete content outline for a pillar page targeting: [field_1] Industry: [field_2] Audience: [field_3] Total word count: [field_4] OUTPUT FORMAT: 1. PROPOSED H1 TITLE (SEO-optimized) 2. META DESCRIPTION (under 160 characters) 3. INTRODUCTION outline (key points to cover, 150–200 words) 4. MAIN SECTIONS — for each H2: - H2 heading - 2–3 H3 subheadings - Key points to cover in bullets - Estimated word count for section - Internal link opportunity (link to: [field_5]) 5. CONCLUSION outline 6. FAQ SECTION — 4 question stubs 7. CTA recommendation CONSTRAINTS: - Cover the topic comprehensively enough to be a standalone resource - Do not repeat the primary keyword in every H2 - Ensure logical flow from awareness to decision
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How this prompt works
What This Prompt Does Creates a complete pillar page outline with section headings, subheadings, key points per section, internal link suggestions, and estimated word counts.
Key Features 📋 Full H2/H3 Structure Delivers a ready-to-write outline a copywriter can follow immediately. 🔗 Internal Link Map Identifies where to add internal links to supporting cluster content. 📈 Word Count Distribution Allocates word budget across sections for balanced, thorough coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a pillar page?
A pillar page is a long-form, comprehensive page that covers a broad topic in depth. It links out to more specific cluster pages, building topical authority for your entire site.
How many cluster pages should a pillar link to?
Typically 5–10. Each cluster page covers one subtopic from the pillar in greater depth, and links back to the pillar, creating a hub-and-spoke structure.