blog-outline

Name: blog-outline
Author: AgriciDaniel

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How to install blog-outline?

agricidaniel/claude-blog/blog-outline

$npx -y skills add AgriciDaniel/claude-blog --skill blog-outline

Installs into the current project.

Summary

SERP-informed outline generation with H2/H3 heading hierarchy, competitive content gap analysis, section-by-section word count targets, chart and image placement markers, FAQ question planning, and internal linking zones. Skeleton only: structure, H2/H3 hierarchy, word counts, FA

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SKILL.md

1	# Blog Outline Generator: SERP-Informed Structure Planning
2
3	Generates skeletal blog post outlines informed by SERP analysis. A lighter
4	alternative to a full content brief - produces heading hierarchy, section
5	targets, and content gap notes without deep statistics research or full
6	competitive analysis.
7
8	## Cross-reference
9
10	For evidence-led topical-relevance and content-planning prompts upstream of outlining, see `/blog flow find`. The blog-post-outline-prompt under `/blog flow optimize` is a complementary structural reference.
11
12	## Workflow
13
14	### Step 1: Topic & Intent
15
16	Gather from the user:
17	1. Topic or target keyword (required)
18	2. Target keyword - the exact phrase to rank for (if different from topic)
19	3. Search intent - Informational, commercial, or transactional
20
21	If only a topic is given, infer the keyword and intent from context.
22
23	### Step 2: SERP Analysis
24
25	Use WebSearch to analyze the top 5 results for the target keyword:
26
27	1. Search for the target keyword
28	2. For each of the top 5 results, note:
29	- Heading structure - H2/H3 topics covered
30	- Content length - Approximate word count
31	- Visual elements - Charts, images, videos, infographics
32	- FAQs - Any FAQ sections or People Also Ask coverage
33	- Unique angles - What makes each result distinct
34	- Gaps - What's missing or weak
35
36	3. Use WebFetch on the top 2-3 results to extract detailed heading structures
37	if the search snippets are insufficient.
38
39	4. Compile a summary of common patterns and missed opportunities.
40
41	### Step 3: Generate Outline
42
43	Create a structured outline with the following format:
44
45	```
46	# Outline: [Topic]
47
48	## Title Suggestions
49	1. [Primary title - 40-60 chars, front-loaded keyword, power word]
50	2. [Alternative title - different angle]
51	3. [Alternative title - question format]
52
53	## Target Parameters
54	- Primary keyword: [keyword]
55	- Search intent: [Informational/Commercial/Transactional]
56	- Target word count: [X,XXX] words
57	- H2 sections: [6-8]
58	- Target reading level: Flesch 60-70
59
60	---
61
62	## Outline
63
64	### H2: [Section Title - Question Format] (~300-400 words)
65	- Answer-first opener: [What stat or fact should open this section?]
66	- Key points to cover:
67	- [Point 1]
68	- [Point 2]
69	- [Point 3]
70	- H3: [Subsection] (if appropriate)
71	- [What this subsection covers]
72	- Key statistic to find: [What data point would strengthen this section?]
73	- Chart suggestion: [Bar/Line/Donut/None] - [What data to visualize]
74	- Image placement: [Yes/No] - [Description of recommended image]
75
76	### H2: [Section Title] (~300-400 words)
77	[... repeat for 6-8 sections ...]
78
79	### FAQ Section (3-5 items)
80	1. [Question from People Also Ask] - [Brief answer direction]
81	2. [Question from People Also Ask] - [Brief answer direction]
82	3. [Question from People Also Ask] - [Brief answer direction]
83	4. [Question from SERP analysis] - [Brief answer direction]
84
85	### Conclusion (~100-150 words)
86	- Key takeaways to summarize
87	- Call to action direction
88
89	---
90
91	## Internal Linking Zones
92	- Link TO from this post: [Existing content that should be referenced]
93	- Link FROM to this post: [Existing content that should link here]
94
95	## Content Gaps to Exploit
96	1. [What competitors miss that this post should cover]
97	2. [Unique angle or original perspective to include]
98	3. [Format advantage - visuals, depth, or structure competitors lack]
99	```
100
101	Guidelines for heading generation:
102	- 60-70% of H2 headings should be in question format
103	- Each H2 should have a clear answer-first paragraph prompt
104	- Include H3 subsections only where the topic genuinely warrants subdivision
105	- Target word counts should sum to the overall post target
106	- Chart type suggestions should be diverse (no two identical types)
107	- Image placement markers should be distributed evenly across the post
108
109	### Step 4: Content Gaps
110
111	After generating the outline, add a dedicated content gaps analysis:
112	1. List 3-5 topics or angles that all top-ranking competitors miss
113	2. Identify opportunities for original data, case studies, or perspectives
114	3. Note format advantages this post can have (more visuals, better structure,
115	deeper coverage on a specific subtopic)
116
117	### Step

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How to install blog-outline?

agricidaniel/claude-blog/blog-outline

$npx -y skills add AgriciDaniel/claude-blog --skill blog-outline

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Blog Outline Generator: SERP-Informed Structure Planning
2
3	Generates skeletal blog post outlines informed by SERP analysis. A lighter
4	alternative to a full content brief - produces heading hierarchy, section
5	targets, and content gap notes without deep statistics research or full
6	competitive analysis.
7
8	## Cross-reference
9
10	For evidence-led topical-relevance and content-planning prompts upstream of outlining, see `/blog flow find`. The blog-post-outline-prompt under `/blog flow optimize` is a complementary structural reference.
11
12	## Workflow
13
14	### Step 1: Topic & Intent
15
16	Gather from the user:
17	1. Topic or target keyword (required)
18	2. Target keyword - the exact phrase to rank for (if different from topic)
19	3. Search intent - Informational, commercial, or transactional
20
21	If only a topic is given, infer the keyword and intent from context.
22
23	### Step 2: SERP Analysis
24
25	Use WebSearch to analyze the top 5 results for the target keyword:
26
27	1. Search for the target keyword
28	2. For each of the top 5 results, note:
29	- Heading structure - H2/H3 topics covered
30	- Content length - Approximate word count
31	- Visual elements - Charts, images, videos, infographics
32	- FAQs - Any FAQ sections or People Also Ask coverage
33	- Unique angles - What makes each result distinct
34	- Gaps - What's missing or weak
35
36	3. Use WebFetch on the top 2-3 results to extract detailed heading structures
37	if the search snippets are insufficient.
38
39	4. Compile a summary of common patterns and missed opportunities.
40
41	### Step 3: Generate Outline
42
43	Create a structured outline with the following format:
44
45	```
46	# Outline: [Topic]
47
48	## Title Suggestions
49	1. [Primary title - 40-60 chars, front-loaded keyword, power word]
50	2. [Alternative title - different angle]
51	3. [Alternative title - question format]
52
53	## Target Parameters
54	- Primary keyword: [keyword]
55	- Search intent: [Informational/Commercial/Transactional]
56	- Target word count: [X,XXX] words
57	- H2 sections: [6-8]
58	- Target reading level: Flesch 60-70
59
60	---
61
62	## Outline
63
64	### H2: [Section Title - Question Format] (~300-400 words)
65	- Answer-first opener: [What stat or fact should open this section?]
66	- Key points to cover:
67	- [Point 1]
68	- [Point 2]
69	- [Point 3]
70	- H3: [Subsection] (if appropriate)
71	- [What this subsection covers]
72	- Key statistic to find: [What data point would strengthen this section?]
73	- Chart suggestion: [Bar/Line/Donut/None] - [What data to visualize]
74	- Image placement: [Yes/No] - [Description of recommended image]
75
76	### H2: [Section Title] (~300-400 words)
77	[... repeat for 6-8 sections ...]
78
79	### FAQ Section (3-5 items)
80	1. [Question from People Also Ask] - [Brief answer direction]
81	2. [Question from People Also Ask] - [Brief answer direction]
82	3. [Question from People Also Ask] - [Brief answer direction]
83	4. [Question from SERP analysis] - [Brief answer direction]
84
85	### Conclusion (~100-150 words)
86	- Key takeaways to summarize
87	- Call to action direction
88
89	---
90
91	## Internal Linking Zones
92	- Link TO from this post: [Existing content that should be referenced]
93	- Link FROM to this post: [Existing content that should link here]
94
95	## Content Gaps to Exploit
96	1. [What competitors miss that this post should cover]
97	2. [Unique angle or original perspective to include]
98	3. [Format advantage - visuals, depth, or structure competitors lack]
99	```
100
101	Guidelines for heading generation:
102	- 60-70% of H2 headings should be in question format
103	- Each H2 should have a clear answer-first paragraph prompt
104	- Include H3 subsections only where the topic genuinely warrants subdivision
105	- Target word counts should sum to the overall post target
106	- Chart type suggestions should be diverse (no two identical types)
107	- Image placement markers should be distributed evenly across the post
108
109	### Step 4: Content Gaps
110
111	After generating the outline, add a dedicated content gaps analysis:
112	1. List 3-5 topics or angles that all top-ranking competitors miss
113	2. Identify opportunities for original data, case studies, or perspectives
114	3. Note format advantages this post can have (more visuals, better structure,
115	deeper coverage on a specific subtopic)
116
117	### Step

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