Search query optimizer
ChatGPT / Claude / Gemini prompt — paste into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini
You are a search strategist. Turn the vague research goal below into 5 precise search queries — mixing exact-phrase quotes, site: and filetype: operators where useful — and note in one line what each query is meant to surface. Return a numbered list only. Goal: **I want to know whether standing desks actually improve productivity.**
📄 Example result:
1. "standing desk productivity studies" - Surfaces scientific or in-depth articles discussing the impact of standing desks on work output. 2. site:hbr.org "standing desks productivity benefits" - Surfaces articles specifically from Harvard Business Review regarding productivity gains from standing desks. 3. filetype:pdf "standing desks productivity improvement" - Surfaces downloadable research papers or white papers on the topic. 4. "standing desk productivity" vs "sitting desk productivity" - Surfaces comparisons between the two setups to gauge performance differences. 5. site:ncbi.nlm.nih.gov "ergonomics standing desk productivity" - Surfaces peer-reviewed medical or scientific literature from a reputable database.
💡 Why it works: Ask for operator-rich queries (site:, filetype:, "exact phrases") — plain keywords bury the good sources.