Google Search Console Queries exports for your dealership website, comparing two 28-day periods. One website is enough.
Before you start
Open your dealership's Google Search Console property → Performance → Search results. Use the same search type, country, and device filters for both periods.
Turn on clicks, impressions, CTR, and average position. Compare the latest 28 complete, fully available days with the preceding 28 days. Note the actual dates and filters.
Export the Queries data as a spreadsheet or CSV. Keep an untouched original; if you sort a working copy, sort whole rows. Repeat separately for each website you manage and label every property.
Copy this prompt into your AI tool and attach the exports. If the files don't identify your website, brands, or market, add your website address in the chat.
Your shortlisted query–page pairs from Search Console, with property, URL, metrics, date range, and target market.
Before you start
In Search Console, filter a shortlisted exact query, open Pages, and record which URLs receive impressions. Keep the same dates and filters used in step one.
Bring the query–page pairs into the same AI chat. Include the market you serve and, for a dealer group, each website's intended job if known.
Use an AI tool with web access for current page and search-result checks. Without web access, attach page text or screenshots and treat live rankings as unverified.
The selected page URL and query cluster from step two. Add current page content and your website platform or editing access if known.
Before you start
Continue in the same chat after choosing a page in step two. If starting a new chat, paste the selected URL, query cluster, and page review.
Tell the AI which website platform you use and what you can edit, if known. No particular vendor is required.
Review the proposed changes before making them. After publication, record what changed and compare results using the same filters and comparable date windows.
Paste anonymized notes on deals still in progress when managers change shifts. Vehicle or deal labels, last contact and promised updates help; no report is required.
Prompt 17
Added Oct 11, 2026
Audit This Vehicle Inquiry and Write the Vendor Ticket
Walk the shopper's inquiry path, catch a broken or confusing step, and give the website vendor a ticket they can act on.
Paste the vehicle-page URL plus screenshots or notes from a test inquiry. Include what reached the CRM and any vendor reply if available. Use fictional test details only.
Prompt 18
Added Oct 11, 2026
Find the Break in My Sales-to-F&I Handoff
Use a few real handoff examples to find what F&I keeps having to rediscover and choose one process fix to test.
Paste three to five anonymized sales-to-F&I handoff notes or describe a few recent turnovers. Include what F&I had to ask again if known.
Prompt 19
Added Oct 11, 2026
Review My F&I Presentation for Clarity
Turn an anonymized presentation transcript into three clearer moments to practice without inventing product terms or pushing past a customer’s decision.
Paste an anonymized presentation transcript, detailed notes or a few exact exchanges. Add the approved product descriptions or terms only if you have them.
Prompt 20
Added Oct 11, 2026
Make This Appointment Confirmation Feel Personal
Use the customer’s actual reason for visiting to create a short confirmation that sounds human and protects what was really promised.
Paste the anonymized customer conversation and the appointment day/time if it is confirmed. Add the assigned salesperson and verified vehicle status only if known.
Prompt 21
Added Oct 16, 2026
Plan a Manager One-on-One About a Handoff Problem
Prepare a calm, specific conversation that helps a manager understand a recurring handoff concern and propose one observable commitment.
Paste a few anonymized notes about the handoff concern and one recent example. An existing checklist or previous coaching note is optional.
Prompt 22
Added Oct 16, 2026
Run a Lost-Deal Debrief Without Guessing the Reason
Turn a few deal notes into a fair debrief that separates the recorded loss reason from what the store actually knows and identifies one useful process lesson.
Paste an anonymized deal timeline or a few CRM notes, including the recorded loss reason and the customer’s exact words if available.
Prompt 23
Added Oct 16, 2026
Ask the Vendor What It Will Take to Go Live
Turn a vendor pitch or proposal into the practical rollout questions a GM needs answered about ownership, dependencies, staff time, costs, and acceptance.
Paste the vendor proposal or a short summary of the pitch, quoted costs and timeline. Add your systems, rooftop count and available staff only if relevant; omit credentials and customer data.
Prompt 24
Added Oct 16, 2026
Check Whether the Landing Page Matches the Campaign Offer
Compare the offer a shopper sees in a campaign with the supplied landing-page evidence, flag visible differences, and identify the checks needed before making edits.
Paste the campaign offer and landing-page text or screenshots, including visible terms and the main call to action. Approved offer details and capture dates help if available.
Prompt 25
Dissect a Tool: Is It Helping Us Do the Job?
Take the notes from the GM Tool Check worksheet — what staff said and the task you watched — and sort every problem into training, wrong or missing information, systems not talking, or the tool can't do the job. Builds your vendor-call questions and the recheck list.
Attach a photo of your completed 'Is This Tool Helping Us Do the Job?' worksheet — handwriting is fine — or paste your notes from it.
Before you start
Run the free worksheet 'Is This Tool Helping Us Do the Job?' first (Resources → Worksheets): ask the six questions and watch one task.
Print the worksheet and fill it in by hand while you talk — then just take a photo of the sheet. No typing it up.
Paste this prompt into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and attach the photo. If you'd rather type, fill in the brackets instead.
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