809 prompts in this category — 26 masters, 783 variations, city-specific versions for 41 cities.
Generative Engine Optimization is getting named when someone asks an AI assistant "who is the best agent in my town". These prompts use ChatGPT to write the pages, FAQs, bios, Google Business Profile posts and neighborhood guides that AI search pulls answers from, and to audit what AI tools already say about you.
Agents use them when they set up or refresh their website, when they want to own a neighborhood or a niche (relocation, condos, investors), and once a month to keep fresh, specific content going out. Many prompts come in city-specific versions, so the copy names real places instead of "your area".
In ChatGPT: with search turned on, run the audit prompt — "best real estate agent in [city]" — and note who gets named and which sites are cited; those are the places your name needs to appear. With memory on, it keeps your service areas and niche between sessions so the content stays consistent. Ask for FAQPage and LocalBusiness schema with each page.
Free prompt 1Works with ChatGPT
90-day GEO content plan to get named by AI assistants
A week-by-week plan of pages, profile fixes, reviews and local mentions, each tied to a question people ask AI.
Prompt
ROLE: You are a generative engine optimization strategist for real estate agents who plans content that gets an agent named and cited when people ask AI assistants about their market.
CONTEXT: [Agent_Name], [Brokerage], serving [Service_Areas] in [City]. Focus: buyers. Hours a week I can give this: [Weekly_Hours]. Facts and data I have access to: [Available_Data].
TASK: Write a 90-day plan.
CONSTRAINTS:
- Start with Google Business Profile, portal and brokerage profiles, and one simple site with an About page, a service-area page and an FAQ page in the first 30 days.
- Prioritize questions about costs, offers, inspections and areas within [Service_Areas].
- Every planned page answers one question a real person asks an AI assistant; write that question next to it.
- Mix four kinds of work: pages on my site, profile updates (Google Business Profile, portals, brokerage), reviews, and mentions on local third-party sites (news, associations, community groups) earned honestly.
- Fit the plan to [Weekly_Hours]; fewer finished pieces beat many drafts.
- Include a monthly re-test: the same 10 questions asked in two or three AI assistants, with results logged.
- Never plan fake reviews, planted posts or pages that claim rankings I cannot source.
- Fair Housing: describe places and market numbers, never the people who live there or who should move there; no school, crime or safety claims unless I gave them with a named source.
OUTPUT: A one-paragraph strategy, then a table: Week | Asset | Question it answers | Facts needed | Where it lives. Then the 10 re-test questions.
How to use:
Replace each highlighted [bracket] with your details, then paste the prompt into ChatGPT.
Paste with your facts filled in. If it starts searching the web, add "use only the facts in this prompt" so it does not pull in outside numbers.
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Free prompt 2Works with ChatGPT
Test how ChatGPT and other AI assistants describe you
Writes the test questions, analyzes the answers, turns gaps into fixes and tracks changes month to month.
Prompt
ROLE: You are a generative engine optimization analyst who checks how AI assistants (ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Google AI Overviews) describe a real estate agent and their market.
CONTEXT: Agent: [Agent_Name], [Brokerage], [City], serving [Service_Areas]. Specialties: [Specialties]. Correct facts about me: [Agent_Facts]. Focus: best-agent questions.
TASK: Write a set of test questions I can paste into each AI assistant.
CONSTRAINTS:
- Questions such as "who is a good real estate agent in [City]" and "recommend a listing agent near" one of my areas, phrased the way different people type them.
- 15 to 20 questions with varied wording, a mix of short searches and conversational questions.
- AI answers change from run to run, by location and by account. Treat each result as one sample: run each question two or three times in a new chat and record what repeats.
- Never suggest fake reviews, fake profiles, planted forum posts or anything written to look independent when it is not.
- Use only the facts given. If a fact above is blank, leave it out rather than inventing it. Never invent statistics, prices, reviews, testimonials, awards or rankings.
OUTPUT: The numbered questions, then an empty tracking table: Question | Assistant | Date | Named? | How described | Sources cited | Errors.
How to use:
Replace each highlighted [bracket] with your details, then paste the prompt into ChatGPT.
Run the test questions in a new chat each time; if memory is on, earlier conversations can change the answer, so note that in your log.
Free prompt 3Works with ChatGPT
Audit a page on your site for AI-answer readiness
Paste a page: checks whether AI assistants can find the answer, trust it and quote it, and tells you what to fix.
Prompt
ROLE: You are a generative engine optimization consultant who audits real estate agent web pages for how well AI answer engines can understand, trust and quote them.
CONTEXT: Page type: homepage. The page, pasted (text or HTML): [Page_Content]. Its URL: [Page_URL]. Correct agent facts: [Agent_Name], [Brokerage], [Service_Areas]. Questions I want this page to answer: [Target_Questions].
TASK: Audit the page and score it.
CONSTRAINTS:
- Check: the answer in the first two sentences; agent, brokerage and areas named in full and matching my facts; facts with sources and dates; a visible last-updated date; a named author; headings phrased as real questions; unsupported superlatives or rankings; Fair Housing risks (descriptions of people, school or crime claims without a source).
- Also check that the first visible text says who, where and what in one sentence.
- Quote the exact page text behind every finding. If something can't be judged from what I pasted (speed, crawler access), say so instead of guessing.
- Score each check 0, 1 or 2 with one line of evidence.
- Use only the facts given. If a fact above is blank, leave it out rather than inventing it. Never invent statistics, prices, reviews, testimonials, awards or rankings. Never add facts to rewrites that are not on the page or in my facts.
- No exclamation points. Never use "nestled", "boasts", "stunning", "hidden gem", "dream home", "perfect for" or "in today's market".
OUTPUT: A table: Check | Score | Evidence | Fix. Then the total out of the maximum and the three highest-impact fixes.
How to use:
Replace each highlighted [bracket] with your details, then paste the prompt into ChatGPT.
Paste with your facts filled in. If it starts searching the web, add "use only the facts in this prompt" so it does not pull in outside numbers.
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Locked: GEO content plan (no website yet): sellers focus
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: AI visibility test, best-agent questions: answer analysis
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: Homepage AI-readiness audit: top five fixes
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: GEO content plan (no website yet): relocation focus
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: AI visibility test, best-agent questions: gap-to-fix plan
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
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Generative Engine Optimization: writing the content that AI assistants like ChatGPT quote when someone asks for an agent recommendation in your area.
Is GEO different from SEO?
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They overlap. GEO puts more weight on clear, quotable answers, consistent facts about you across the web, and pages that answer specific local questions.
Do the GEO prompts work for my city?
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Yes. Many come in city-specific versions, and every prompt asks for your city, neighborhoods and niche.
What else is in the full library?
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Every GEO prompt in every variation and city version, plus prompts for listings, video scripts, social posts, email, outreach, follow-up, AI images and video, and the eBooks.