Optimizing 11 keywords and taking advantage of new upcoming Discovery features.

@Jenna Ostrye I already posted this in the Prove Worth Skool community. Given your video, I thought it made sense to include the AI prompts here as well to speed up Prove Worth page creation. Essentially, these prompts format what your AI tool already knows into the exact category breakdowns for Prove Worth text fields, and then prompt 2 optimizes for keyword inclusion. Prompt 1 Search my saved memories and past conversations to help me complete a community profile for [insert your community name] For each section below, provide answers based on what you know about me and my community. If information isn't available in memories, create 3-5 alternative options based on what you do know about me or the community context. Include character counts for sections with limits so I can see if expansion is needed. Community Details (1,100 characters max) Tell our story as the main description. Mission Keep it brief and clear. No character limit. Core Values Provide individual short phrases (one to several words each) that display like tags. Who This Is For Create two lists: Who should join (multiple descriptive words/phrases, up to 15 words each) Who this isn't for (same format) Key Benefits List individually as separate entries. These can be slightly longer statements since they display in a single column. Community Culture (300 characters max) Capture our vibe and atmosphere. Meet the Team (500 characters max) Introduce our leadership. For any section where you don't have enough information, offer 3-5 alternative approaches or examples I could adapt based on what you know about me or typical community structures. ---- End of Prompt 1 Follow Up Keywords Prompt 2 Analyze all the content I've created for my community profile and identify keyword opportunities that would improve AI searchability and discoverability for my niche. Consider: 1. What specific search terms would my target audience use when looking for solutions I provide? 2. Are there missing keywords or phrases that naturally fit but aren't currently included? 3. Which sections could benefit from more specific terminology without sacrificing readability? 4. Are there industry-standard terms or common pain points I should reference?