SEO Seed Keywords

Generate 15–20 seed keywords for a B2B software product using its ideal customer profile. The result is a list of lowercase keyword ideas for SEO planning.

Setup and use

For Open Flow, select a configured claude-sonnet-4-6 model in Generate seed keywords. Use Run and supply the five profile fields:

{
  "product": "Workflow automation software for small service teams",
  "pain_points": "Manual handoffs and repeated data entry",
  "goals": "Reduce admin work and improve response times",
  "current_solutions": "Spreadsheets and email",
  "expertise_level": "Business users with limited coding experience"
}

For n8n, edit those fields in Set Ideal Customer Profile (ICP) and connect the attached Anthropic Chat Model. The template selects claude-sonnet-4-6 with a 4,096-token generation budget. Another available model can be selected in both formats; the keyword ideas may differ.

Each successful run has one generation step and returns keywords. n8n’s model adapter can retry transient request failures with backoff; it does not repeat the whole workflow. Invalid JSON, a list outside 15–20 items, or empty keywords stops the run. The workflow trims and lowercases each keyword. It does not browse, fetch search volume or competition data, write to a database, or publish content. Keyword intent and relevance are model judgments; review them and use your SEO data before prioritizing.

Changes to the source

• Give the model all five customer-profile fields; the source prompt included only the product.
• Replace the tool-less Agent with a Basic LLM Chain and parse its actual text output before reading keyword items.
• Return a validated keyword list instead of relying on a missing object field and a placeholder database node.
• Use an available model instead of the source node’s retired default, and remove historical per-run price estimates.

Adapted from Generate SEO Seed Keywords Using AI in enescingoz/awesome-n8n-templates.

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