MCP prompt library
Find ready-to-use workflows and prompts that turn Semrush data into SEO, content, and competitive analysis workflows.
How to use the library
The library is divided into three levels:
- Use cases are goals you want to achieve, like finding content gaps or monitoring competitors.
- Workflows break each goal into guided sequences.
- Steps are the individual prompts you can run with Semrush data.
Start with a use case, choose a workflow, and follow the prompts step by step. Or jump straight to a prompt if you already know what you need.
Use cases: 17
Respond fast to competitor shifts by tracking visibility changes as they happen.
Explain why your Google Ads costs rose by separating market movement from account movement, tracing the increase to specific keywords and named new bidders, and deciding which terms to defend, concede or rebid.
Increase organic traffic with high-potential keywords and declining pages that unlock quick wins.
Highlight risks, opportunities, and next actions through SEO reports built from performance data.
Benchmark the right rivals from domains competing for the same keywords, visibility, and organic traffic.
Scale proven growth patterns using competitor traffic gains, growth drivers, and winning pages.
Build a structured content plan from content themes competitors cover that you don't.
Find where you are paying for clicks you already win organically, and where organic weakness is going uncovered — then cut, reduce or add paid coverage with the monthly spend attached to each decision.
Improve performance by prioritizing updates across underperforming, weak, or outdated pages.
Turn keyword gaps into a roadmap, using what competitors rank for that you don't.
Boost product and category pages using search demand, SERP requirements, and optimization gaps.
Prioritize high-growth topics using rising, declining, and seasonal search demand signals.
Create production-ready content briefs using search intent and SERP best practices.
Build an SEO growth strategy that sets priorities across demand, competition, and performance data.
Reverse-engineer a rival's Google Ads strategy — the keywords carrying their budget, the creatives they run, and the landing pages behind them — and convert it into changes to your own campaigns.
Prioritize fixes by tracing visibility losses across keywords and pages to uncover root causes.
Uncover where growth happens, sizing the market by demand, competitors, and opportunity gaps.
