seo-content

Name: seo-content
Author: Salesably

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How to install seo-content?

salesably/salesably-marketplace/seo-content

$npx -y skills add Salesably/salesably-marketplace --skill seo-content

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Creates search-optimized articles that rank well and read naturally for humans. This skill should be used when writing blog posts, pillar content, guides, or any content where organic search traffic is a goal - balancing search engine requirements with genuine reader value.

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SKILL.md

1	# SEO Content
2
3	This skill creates content that ranks on Google while actually being worth reading - not keyword-stuffed garbage that tricks algorithms but bores humans.
4
5	## Objective
6
7	Write content that satisfies search intent, demonstrates expertise, and earns rankings through genuine value - not manipulation.
8
9	## Intake Questions
10
11	Before writing SEO content, gather context:
12
13	1. Target keyword: What primary search term are you targeting?
14	2. Search intent: What does the searcher actually want? (Information, comparison, solution, purchase)
15	3. Current top results: What are the top 5 articles ranking? What do they cover?
16	4. Audience knowledge level: Beginner, intermediate, or expert?
17	5. Unique angle: What can you add that doesn't exist in current results?
18	6. Internal links: What related content exists to link to?
19	7. CTA goal: What should readers do after reading? (Subscribe, buy, read more)
20
21	## Search Intent Matching
22
23	Match content format to what searchers actually want:
24
25	### Informational Intent
26	Signals: "how to," "what is," "why does," "guide"
27	Content type: Tutorials, explanations, comprehensive guides
28	Example: "how to start a podcast" → Step-by-step guide
29
30	### Navigational Intent
31	Signals: Brand names, specific product searches
32	Content type: Product pages, brand pages, comparisons
33	Example: "Mailchimp pricing" → Pricing page or pricing comparison
34
35	### Commercial Investigation
36	Signals: "best," "vs," "review," "top," comparisons
37	Content type: Comparison posts, reviews, roundups
38	Example: "best email marketing software" → Comparison article
39
40	### Transactional Intent
41	Signals: "buy," "discount," "deal," specific product + purchase words
42	Content type: Product pages, sales pages
43	Example: "buy MacBook Pro" → Product/sales page
44
45	## Content Structure
46
47	### Title Tag Optimization
48	- Include primary keyword near the beginning
49	- Keep under 60 characters
50	- Add a hook or benefit
51	- Make it click-worthy (but not clickbait)
52
53	Formula: [Primary Keyword]: [Hook/Benefit] ([Year] if relevant)
54	Example: "Content Marketing Strategy: The Complete Guide for 2024"
55
56	### Meta Description
57	- 150-160 characters
58	- Include primary keyword naturally
59	- Summarize value proposition
60	- Include a subtle CTA
61
62	Example: "Learn how to build a content marketing strategy that drives traffic and leads. Step-by-step process with templates and real examples."
63
64	### H1-H6 Hierarchy
65	Structure content with semantic headings:
66
67	```
68	H1: Main Title (only one, contains primary keyword)
69	H2: Major Section 1
70	H3: Subsection
71	H3: Subsection
72	H2: Major Section 2
73	H3: Subsection
74	H4: Sub-subsection
75	H2: Major Section 3
76	```
77
78	Rules:
79	- Only one H1 per page
80	- H2s are major sections (use keywords naturally)
81	- H3s break down H2 topics
82	- Don't skip levels (H2 → H4 is wrong)
83
84	### Introduction Formula
85	Hook readers and search engines in the first 100 words:
86
87	1. Hook: Surprising stat, question, or pain point
88	2. Empathy: Show you understand their situation
89	3. Promise: What they'll learn/gain
90	4. Keyword: Include primary keyword naturally
91	5. Roadmap: Brief preview of what's covered
92
93	### Body Content Guidelines
94
95	Paragraph structure:
96	- Lead with the point (inverted pyramid)
97	- One idea per paragraph
98	- 2-4 sentences max
99	- Use transition words between sections
100
101	Readability targets:
102	- 8th grade reading level (Hemingway app)
103	- Short sentences (under 20 words average)
104	- Active voice preferred
105	- Avoid jargon unless audience expects it
106	- No Em-Dashes: Never use em-dashes (-) or en-dashes (-). Use hyphens (-) or other punctuation.
107
108	Semantic coverage:
109	- Cover related topics/entities Google expects
110	- Answer "People Also Ask" questions
111	- Include synonyms and related terms naturally
112	- Don't keyword stuff - write for humans
113
114	### Conclusion Structure
115	End strong with:
116	1. Summary of key points
117	2. Reinforcement of main takeaway
118	3. Clear next step CTA
119	4. Internal link to related content
120
121	## E-E-A-T Signals
122
123	Demonstrate Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness:
124
125	### Experience
126	- Share personal experiences and case studies
127	- Include "I tested this" or "In my experience"
128	- Add original screenshots, data, or examples
129
130	### Expertise
131	- Author bio with credentials
132	- Cite sources and link to authoritative references
133	- Demonstrate deep knowledge of nuances
134
135	### Authoritativeness
136	- Link to authoritative external sources
137	- Get quoted/linked by other authorities
138	- Display credentials and certifications
139
140	### Trustworthiness
141	- Clear author attribution
142	- Updated dates on content
143	- Factual accuracy (cite sources)
144	- Transparent about limitations/bias
145
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How to install seo-content?

salesably/salesably-marketplace/seo-content

$npx -y skills add Salesably/salesably-marketplace --skill seo-content

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# SEO Content
2
3	This skill creates content that ranks on Google while actually being worth reading - not keyword-stuffed garbage that tricks algorithms but bores humans.
4
5	## Objective
6
7	Write content that satisfies search intent, demonstrates expertise, and earns rankings through genuine value - not manipulation.
8
9	## Intake Questions
10
11	Before writing SEO content, gather context:
12
13	1. Target keyword: What primary search term are you targeting?
14	2. Search intent: What does the searcher actually want? (Information, comparison, solution, purchase)
15	3. Current top results: What are the top 5 articles ranking? What do they cover?
16	4. Audience knowledge level: Beginner, intermediate, or expert?
17	5. Unique angle: What can you add that doesn't exist in current results?
18	6. Internal links: What related content exists to link to?
19	7. CTA goal: What should readers do after reading? (Subscribe, buy, read more)
20
21	## Search Intent Matching
22
23	Match content format to what searchers actually want:
24
25	### Informational Intent
26	Signals: "how to," "what is," "why does," "guide"
27	Content type: Tutorials, explanations, comprehensive guides
28	Example: "how to start a podcast" → Step-by-step guide
29
30	### Navigational Intent
31	Signals: Brand names, specific product searches
32	Content type: Product pages, brand pages, comparisons
33	Example: "Mailchimp pricing" → Pricing page or pricing comparison
34
35	### Commercial Investigation
36	Signals: "best," "vs," "review," "top," comparisons
37	Content type: Comparison posts, reviews, roundups
38	Example: "best email marketing software" → Comparison article
39
40	### Transactional Intent
41	Signals: "buy," "discount," "deal," specific product + purchase words
42	Content type: Product pages, sales pages
43	Example: "buy MacBook Pro" → Product/sales page
44
45	## Content Structure
46
47	### Title Tag Optimization
48	- Include primary keyword near the beginning
49	- Keep under 60 characters
50	- Add a hook or benefit
51	- Make it click-worthy (but not clickbait)
52
53	Formula: [Primary Keyword]: [Hook/Benefit] ([Year] if relevant)
54	Example: "Content Marketing Strategy: The Complete Guide for 2024"
55
56	### Meta Description
57	- 150-160 characters
58	- Include primary keyword naturally
59	- Summarize value proposition
60	- Include a subtle CTA
61
62	Example: "Learn how to build a content marketing strategy that drives traffic and leads. Step-by-step process with templates and real examples."
63
64	### H1-H6 Hierarchy
65	Structure content with semantic headings:
66
67	```
68	H1: Main Title (only one, contains primary keyword)
69	H2: Major Section 1
70	H3: Subsection
71	H3: Subsection
72	H2: Major Section 2
73	H3: Subsection
74	H4: Sub-subsection
75	H2: Major Section 3
76	```
77
78	Rules:
79	- Only one H1 per page
80	- H2s are major sections (use keywords naturally)
81	- H3s break down H2 topics
82	- Don't skip levels (H2 → H4 is wrong)
83
84	### Introduction Formula
85	Hook readers and search engines in the first 100 words:
86
87	1. Hook: Surprising stat, question, or pain point
88	2. Empathy: Show you understand their situation
89	3. Promise: What they'll learn/gain
90	4. Keyword: Include primary keyword naturally
91	5. Roadmap: Brief preview of what's covered
92
93	### Body Content Guidelines
94
95	Paragraph structure:
96	- Lead with the point (inverted pyramid)
97	- One idea per paragraph
98	- 2-4 sentences max
99	- Use transition words between sections
100
101	Readability targets:
102	- 8th grade reading level (Hemingway app)
103	- Short sentences (under 20 words average)
104	- Active voice preferred
105	- Avoid jargon unless audience expects it
106	- No Em-Dashes: Never use em-dashes (-) or en-dashes (-). Use hyphens (-) or other punctuation.
107
108	Semantic coverage:
109	- Cover related topics/entities Google expects
110	- Answer "People Also Ask" questions
111	- Include synonyms and related terms naturally
112	- Don't keyword stuff - write for humans
113
114	### Conclusion Structure
115	End strong with:
116	1. Summary of key points
117	2. Reinforcement of main takeaway
118	3. Clear next step CTA
119	4. Internal link to related content
120
121	## E-E-A-T Signals
122
123	Demonstrate Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness:
124
125	### Experience
126	- Share personal experiences and case studies
127	- Include "I tested this" or "In my experience"
128	- Add original screenshots, data, or examples
129
130	### Expertise
131	- Author bio with credentials
132	- Cite sources and link to authoritative references
133	- Demonstrate deep knowledge of nuances
134
135	### Authoritativeness
136	- Link to authoritative external sources
137	- Get quoted/linked by other authorities
138	- Display credentials and certifications
139
140	### Trustworthiness
141	- Clear author attribution
142	- Updated dates on content
143	- Factual accuracy (cite sources)
144	- Transparent about limitations/bias
145
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