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SEO Content by mfielding92 — Agent Skill

Name: SEO Content
Author: mfielding92

SEO Content

Create SEO-optimized content with proper structure, keywords, and schema. Use when the user says "write a blog post", "SEO", "optimize for search", "content for", "article about", or needs search-optimized writing.

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SEO Content Creator

Create search-optimized content that ranks AND reads well.

Process

Step 1: Keyword Intent Analysis

Before writing, determine:

Primary keyword: The main search term to target
Search intent: Informational (learn), transactional (buy), navigational (find), comparison (evaluate)
Secondary keywords: Related terms to include naturally
Content format: Based on intent - guide, listicle, comparison, tutorial, landing page

Step 2: Outline Structure

# [H1: Primary keyword + compelling hook]

[Opening paragraph: answer the query immediately, include primary keyword]

## [H2: Major subtopic with keyword variation]
[Content with natural keyword usage]

### [H3: Specific detail]
[Actionable content]

## [H2: Next major subtopic]
...

## FAQ (if applicable)
### [Question from "People Also Ask"]
[Direct answer in 2-3 sentences]

Step 3: Write Content

Rules:

First paragraph answers the query. No buildup. The answer comes first.
One idea per paragraph. Short paragraphs (2-4 sentences).
Heading hierarchy. H1 > H2 > H3. Never skip levels.
Internal link opportunities. Note where to link related content.
Primary keyword in: title, first paragraph, one H2, conclusion. Naturally throughout.
No keyword stuffing. If it reads awkwardly, the keyword doesn't belong there.

Step 4: Meta Elements

Provide:

Title tag: Under 60 characters, primary keyword near front
Meta description: Under 155 characters, includes keyword and CTA
URL slug: Short, keyword-rich, hyphenated
Schema suggestion: Article, FAQ, HowTo, or other applicable type

Step 5: AI Search Optimization

Structure content to be cited by AI search:

Clear definitions in "X is Y" format
Numbered step-by-step instructions
Comparison tables with structured data
FAQ section with concise answers
Include dates and "updated" timestamps

Anti-Patterns

Never start with "In today's digital landscape..."
Never use "comprehensive guide" in titles (overused, low signal)
Never stuff keywords into headings unnaturally
Never write thin content (under 800 words for informational queries)
Never ignore search intent (a buying query doesn't need a history lesson)

---name: seo-contentdescription: Create SEO-optimized content with proper structure, keywords, and schema. Use when the user says "write a blog post", "SEO", "optimize for search", "content for", "article about", or needs search-optimized writing.---# SEO Content CreatorCreate search-optimized content that ranks AND reads well.## Process### Step 1: Keyword Intent AnalysisBefore writing, determine:- **Primary keyword**: The main search term to target- **Search intent**: Informational (learn), transactional (buy), navigational (find), comparison (evaluate)- **Secondary keywords**: Related terms to include naturally- **Content format**: Based on intent - guide, listicle, comparison, tutorial, landing page### Step 2: Outline Structure```markdown# [H1: Primary keyword + compelling hook][Opening paragraph: answer the query immediately, include primary keyword]## [H2: Major subtopic with keyword variation][Content with natural keyword usage]### [H3: Specific detail][Actionable content]## [H2: Next major subtopic]...## FAQ (if applicable)### [Question from "People Also Ask"][Direct answer in 2-3 sentences]```### Step 3: Write ContentRules:- **First paragraph answers the query.** No buildup. The answer comes first.- **One idea per paragraph.** Short paragraphs (2-4 sentences).- **Heading hierarchy.** H1 > H2 > H3. Never skip levels.- **Internal link opportunities.** Note where to link related content.- **Primary keyword in**: title, first paragraph, one H2, conclusion. Naturally throughout.- **No keyword stuffing.** If it reads awkwardly, the keyword doesn't belong there.### Step 4: Meta ElementsProvide:- **Title tag**: Under 60 characters, primary keyword near front- **Meta description**: Under 155 characters, includes keyword and CTA- **URL slug**: Short, keyword-rich, hyphenated- **Schema suggestion**: Article, FAQ, HowTo, or other applicable type### Step 5: AI Search OptimizationStructure content to be cited by AI search:- Clear definitions in "X is Y" format- Numbered step-by-step instructions- Comparison tables with structured data- FAQ section with concise answers- Include dates and "updated" timestamps## Anti-Patterns- Never start with "In today's digital landscape..."- Never use "comprehensive guide" in titles (overused, low signal)- Never stuff keywords into headings unnaturally- Never write thin content (under 800 words for informational queries)- Never ignore search intent (a buying query doesn't need a history lesson)

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