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Seo Content Optimizer

w95/seo-content-optimizer

Optimize website content for search engine visibility and user engagement. Conduct keyword research, implement on-page SEO tactics, analyze content gaps, write compelling meta descriptions, and develop internal linking strategies.

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Install

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npx skills add https://github.com/w95/awesome-claude-corporate-skills --skill seo-content-optimizer

The instruction itself

20 sections, as written by the author

SEO Content Optimizer

Overview

The SEO Content Optimizer skill helps marketers improve organic search visibility through data-driven content optimization. It combines keyword research, technical SEO implementation, and content strategy to increase rankings and qualified traffic.

When to Use This Skill

  • Creating new content that needs SEO optimization
  • Auditing and improving existing underperforming content
  • Targeting specific keywords or search intents
  • Improving site structure and internal linking
  • Writing or optimizing meta tags and snippets
  • Planning content strategy around search demand

Keyword Research Workflow

Phase 1: Seed Keywords and Topic Clustering

Step 1: Identify Seed Keywords

  • Core product/service keywords
  • Brand-adjacent keywords
  • Problem-solving queries
  • Question-based keywords (how, why, what)

Example: For SaaS project management tool:

  • "project management software"
  • "team collaboration tool"
  • "agile project management"
  • "how to manage remote team projects"

Step 2: Expand Keywords Using:

  • Google Search Console (query data)
  • Google Suggest (autocomplete)
  • Answer the Public (question queries)
  • Competitor analysis tools
  • Industry forums and communities

Expanded List Template:

| Keyword | Search Volume | Difficulty | Intent | Relevance | Priority |

|---------|---------------|------------|--------|-----------|----------|

| project management software | 12,100 | High | Commercial | Very High | High |

| how to manage projects remotely | 450 | Low | Informational | High | High |

| agile software tools comparison | 720 | Medium | Commercial | High | Medium |

| project timeline tracking | 280 | Low | Informational | Medium | Medium |

Phase 2: Intent Classification

Commercial Intent (High conversion potential)

  • Keywords: "best X for Y", "X software comparison", "X pricing"
  • Content Type: Product pages, comparison guides
  • Goal: Drive conversions/demos

Informational Intent (Build authority)

  • Keywords: "how to X", "what is X", "guide to X"
  • Content Type: Blog posts, tutorials, guides
  • Goal: Build trust, capture early-funnel leads

Navigational Intent (Brand strength)

  • Keywords: "[Brand] + feature", "[Brand] login"
  • Content Type: Product docs, support pages
  • Goal: Support existing customers

On-Page SEO Implementation Checklist

Page Title Optimization

Guidelines:

  • Length: 50-60 characters (displays fully in most SERPs)
  • Include primary keyword near the beginning
  • Include brand name (if space permits)
  • Make it compelling and click-worthy

Template:

[Primary Keyword] | [Benefit/Unique Angle] | [Brand Name]

Examples:

  • ❌ "Project Management Software"
  • ✓ "Project Management Software for Remote Teams | [Brand]"
  • ❌ "Blog Post About Marketing"
  • ✓ "Marketing Campaign Planning Guide: Strategies & Checklists"

Meta Description Optimization

Guidelines:

  • Length: 155-160 characters
  • Include primary keyword naturally
  • Include compelling call-to-action
  • Avoid keyword stuffing
  • Make unique for each page

Template:

[What page covers] + [Key benefit] + [CTA]

Examples:

  • ❌ "This page is about project management software features."
  • ✓ "Manage projects 40% faster with AI-powered planning tools. Free trial. See how 10K+ teams collaborate."

Headers (H1, H2, H3) Strategy

H1 (Main heading):

  • One H1 per page
  • Include primary keyword
  • Make descriptive and user-focused

H2 (Subheadings):

  • Use for main sections
  • Include semantic variations and related keywords
  • Create logical content hierarchy

H3 (Sub-subheadings):

  • Organize content within sections
  • Support readability and skimmability

Template:

# [Primary Keyword] + [Value Proposition]

## What Is [Keyword]?
## How to [Action] with [Keyword]
## Best Practices for [Keyword]

### [Specific sub-topic 1]
### [Specific sub-topic 2]

Image Optimization

File Names:

  • Descriptive, keyword-relevant
  • Use hyphens to separate words
  • ✓ "project-management-team-dashboard.png"
  • ❌ "image123.png"

Alt Text:

  • Describe image content
  • Include relevant keywords naturally
  • 8-15 words typical length
  • Example: "Team project dashboard showing timeline view with color-coded task assignments"

Content Gap Analysis Framework

Step 1: Competitive Content Audit

Competing URLs for Target Keyword:

| Rank | URL | Title | Word Count | Headers | Unique Points |

|------|-----|-------|------------|---------|---|

| 1 | example.com/guide | [Title] | 3,200 | 8 | [Points] |

| 2 | example.com/post | [Title] | 2,800 | 6 | [Points] |

| 3 | example.com/tips | [Title] | 2,100 | 5 | [Points] |

Step 2: Gap Identification

Content Coverage Analysis:

  • Topics covered by competitors but missing from our content
  • Depth assessment - do competitors go deeper on specific topics?
  • Unique angles we could offer
  • User intent gaps (questions competitors don't answer)

Content Improvement Plan:

  • Add sections: [List new H2 sections to add]
  • Expand sections: [Sections to deepen with 500+ words]
  • Unique angles: [Original research, tools, frameworks to include]
  • Examples: [Specific case studies or scenarios to add]

Internal Linking Strategy

Primary Keywords (High priority - 3-5 links)

<a href="/service-page/">primary keyword phrase</a>

Long-tail Keywords (Medium priority - 2-3 links)

<a href="/resource-page/">long-tail variation with context</a>

Branded Links (Low priority - as needed)

<a href="/tool-page/">click here to try tool</a>

Content Linking Patterns

Hub & Spoke Model:

  • Central pillar content (comprehensive guide)
  • Cluster content (detailed topic pages)
  • Cross-link: Pillar → Cluster (3-5 links)
  • Cluster → Pillar (contextual links)

Example Structure:

Pillar: "Complete Guide to Project Management"
├── Cluster: "Agile Methodologies"
├── Cluster: "Team Collaboration Tools"
├── Cluster: "Resource Planning"
└── Cluster: "Risk Management"

Each cluster links back to pillar with anchor text

Technical SEO Essentials

Must-Haves:

  • [ ] Mobile-responsive design
  • [ ] Page load speed < 3 seconds
  • [ ] HTTPS enabled
  • [ ] XML sitemap submitted
  • [ ] Robots.txt configured
  • [ ] Canonical tags on duplicate content
  • [ ] Schema markup implemented
  • [ ] 404 redirect to relevant pages

SEO Content Checklist

  • [ ] Keyword research completed and approved
  • [ ] Primary keyword in title (first 60 characters)
  • [ ] Primary keyword in H1
  • [ ] Meta description written (155-160 chars)
  • [ ] At least 3 H2 subheadings with variations
  • [ ] Alt text on all images
  • [ ] Internal links: 3-5 primary, 2-3 secondary
  • [ ] Content length: 800+ words for competitive topics
  • [ ] Mobile preview checked
  • [ ] Page speed optimized
  • [ ] Related content links added
  • [ ] CTA included and prominent

Output Deliverables

  • Keyword Research Report - Opportunities and targeting recommendations
  • SEO Optimization Document - On-page checklist and implementation details
  • Content Gap Analysis - Competitive benchmarking and improvement roadmap
  • Internal Linking Map - Visual representation of link strategy
  • Implementation Checklist - Team handoff for execution

How to use it

Copy the folder

Take w95/seo-content-optimizer from the repository into ~/.claude/skills for personal use, or into .claude/skills inside a project.

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