Proof Download

 

WHAT WILL YOU GET!

 

What is “SEO Prompts” by Charles Floate

• “SEO Prompts” is a training/webinar + prompt library product sold via CharlesFloateTraining.com.

• Price point: US$49 for the SEO Prompts bundle.

• The offering includes:

  1. All of Charles’s proprietary prompts — the same ones he claims to use daily for SEO, content generation, link strategies, AI agents, etc.

  2. Webinar / training session (2.5 hours + Q&A) alongside prompt hand‑outs.

  3. Workflows, SOPs, blueprints, prompt stacks — not just prompts but systems & processes for using them in SEO operations.

  4. “Dark Prompt Library” / advanced / jailbreak / edge‑case prompts for pushing AI further.

  5. Recorded access / downloads of materials, slides, etc.

• The product is pitched as more than a simple prompt set; it is positioned as a tool to “engineer, scale, hack AI with prompts” for SEO at scale (agencies, affiliate sites, SEO systems) rather than just “write article prompts.”

 

What You Stand to Gain (Strengths / Potential Upsides)

1. Accelerated Prompt Engineering
   If you already use or want to use AI (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.) for SEO, having a well‑curated, battle-tested prompt library can save you trial & error time.

2. Advanced / Edge Prompts
   The inclusion of more advanced prompts (for schema, site structuring, AI agents, etc.) might let you do more than the usual “article writing” tasks.

3. Systems & SOPs
   Having workflows and standard operating procedures (SOPs) embedded means you can integrate the prompts into real processes rather than use them ad hoc.

4. Value vs Price
   At US$49, it’s relatively low in cost compared to many full SEO or AI mastery courses. If even a few of the prompts or workflows yield good ROI, it could pay for itself.

5. Live / Q&A + Updates
   The live component and support (Q&A, updates) adds value if Charles or his team are responsive and keep the content fresh.

Risks, Caveats & What to Watch Out For

1. Overpromising vs Reality
   As with many prompt / AI / “rapid SEO scaling” products, there’s a risk of overselling what AI + prompts can do in the real wild (especially given Google’s rules, algorithm changes, content standards).

2. Dependency / Black Hat Risks
   Some of the marketing language hints at “dark prompts,” “jailbreaks,” etc. That suggests potential alignment with borderline or black-hat tactics, which come with risk (penalties, deindexing).

3. Generalization vs Niche / Language Differences
   Many prompts / strategies might be optimized for English, U.S./UK markets, or certain site types (affiliate blogs, parasite pages). In other languages or markets (Vietnam or Southeast Asia), many prompts may not transfer well without adaptation.

4. Quality & Maintenance
   Prompt libraries need ongoing refresh as AI models change, search engines evolve, and tactics that once worked get neutralized. If updates stall, value declines.

5. Learning Curve & Execution
   Having prompts is one thing; knowing how to adapt, iterate, test, measure, and avoid pitfalls is another. If you lack experience, you may misuse them or not see results.

6. Lack of Independent Verification
   I haven’t found many third‑party (unsolicited) user reviews yet to confirm that it consistently delivers value.

7. Community / Support Depth
   The difference often lies in whether the instructor is accessible, the support is timely, and community discussion helps solve real problems — just the prompt library alone might not suffice.

My Take & Recommendations

• If you are already somewhat competent in SEO (on‑page, technical, content) and are exploring AI-powered scaling, this could be a useful supplement (especially at this price).

• But treat it as a tool, not a guarantee. Use it for experimentation, backtest replicable prompt outputs, integrate into your existing strategy rather than blindly apply.

• Before buying, try to see sample prompts or ask for previews / guarantee (refund) to test whether the prompts align with your language, niche, and content style.

• Use only “white hat / safe” prompts initially, and test carefully — don’t deploy especially the “dark / jailbreak / cloaking” type until you fully understand the risk.

 

See More: Eric Glandian – Food Business Blueprint

Sale Page: (More infomation)