seo-keyword-research

Name: seo-keyword-research
Author: Varnan-Tech

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How to install seo-keyword-research?

varnan-tech/opendirectory/seo-keyword-research

$npx -y skills add Varnan-Tech/opendirectory --skill seo-keyword-research

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Summary

SEO keyword research workflow for blog generation using Google Trends data. Use when writing blog posts, planning content calendars, or optimizing articles for search engines. Finds breakout keywords, builds content structure, and generates SEO-optimized blog outlines targeting t

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SKILL.md

1	# SEO Keyword Research Skill
2
3	Find trending, high-opportunity keywords BEFORE writing blog content. This skill turns generic blog topics into SEO-optimized content that ranks.
4
5	## When to Use
6
7	- User asks to write a blog post or article
8	- User wants keyword research for a topic
9	- User needs a content calendar or content plan
10	- User wants to optimize existing content for SEO
11	- Any blog generation task for a tech/developer-focused audience
12
13	## Core Principle
14
15	Always research keywords BEFORE generating blog content.
16
17	```
18	BAD: Write blog -> Hope it ranks -> Usually doesn't
19	GOOD: Research keywords -> Find breakout opportunity -> Write optimized blog -> Ranks well
20	```
21
22	## Keyword Priority System
23
24	When analyzing Google Trends RELATED_QUERIES results, prioritize keywords in this order:
25
26	### 1. Breakout Keywords — HIGHEST priority
27	- `formatted_value: "Breakout"` = 5000%+ growth
28	- Very low competition (trend is new)
29	- Use as PRIMARY blog keyword
30	- Create content IMMEDIATELY (first-mover advantage)
31
32	### 2. High-Growth Keywords — VERY HIGH priority
33	- `formatted_value: "+100%"` or higher
34	- Low to moderate competition
35	- Use as primary or strong secondary keyword
36	- Create content within 2-4 weeks
37
38	### 3. Moderate-Growth Keywords — HIGH priority
39	- `formatted_value: "+50%"` to `"+99%"`
40	- Moderate competition
41	- Use as secondary keywords in body content
42
43	### 4. Long-Tail Keywords — STRATEGIC priority
44	- Question-based queries (how, what, why, when, where)
45	- Low competition, high conversion
46	- Use as H3 headings — target featured snippets and voice search
47
48	### 5. Established Keywords — MODERATE priority
49	- Top queries with stable interest, high competition
50	- Use in body content, not as primary target
51
52	## SEO Research Workflow
53
54	### Step 1: Keyword Discovery (1 API call — REQUIRED)
55
56	Query `RELATED_QUERIES` with the user's blog topic:
57
58	```bash
59	curl -s "https://serpapi.com/search?engine=google_trends&q=USER_TOPIC&data_type=RELATED_QUERIES&date=today+3-m&api_key=$SERPAPI_KEY"
60	```
61
62	From the response, extract:
63	- Breakout keywords → candidate primary keywords
64	- High-growth keywords (+100%) → secondary candidates
65	- Question-based queries → H3 headings and featured snippet targets
66
67	Select the primary keyword:
68	1. First breakout keyword (if any)
69	2. Else first high-growth keyword
70	3. Else top query by score
71
72	### Step 2: Content Structure (1 API call — REQUIRED)
73
74	Query `RELATED_TOPICS` with the same topic:
75
76	```bash
77	curl -s "https://serpapi.com/search?engine=google_trends&q=USER_TOPIC&data_type=RELATED_TOPICS&date=today+3-m&api_key=$SERPAPI_KEY"
78	```
79
80	Extract topic titles from rising + top results. These become your H2 section headings (pick 3-5).
81
82	### Step 3: Trend Validation (1 API call — OPTIONAL)
83
84	Only if choosing between multiple candidate keywords or validating viability:
85
86	```bash
87	curl -s "https://serpapi.com/search?engine=google_trends&q=KEYWORD&data_type=TIMESERIES&date=today+12-m&api_key=$SERPAPI_KEY"
88	```
89
90	Compare recent 2-month average vs. earlier 2-month average. If recent > earlier, trend is rising — proceed. If declining, consider a different keyword.
91
92	### Step 4: Generate Blog Outline
93
94	Build the outline using this structure:
95
96	```
97	Title: [Primary Keyword] — [Benefit/Number] [Year]
98	(max 60 characters, must include primary keyword)
99
100	Meta Description: (150-160 chars, primary + 1-2 secondary keywords)
101
102	# [H1 — same as or variation of title]
103
104	## Introduction (150 words)
105	- Primary keyword in first 100 words
106	- Hook with a problem or question
107	- Preview what they'll learn
108
109	## [H2: Related Topic 1 from Step 2]
110	### [H3: Long-tail question from Step 1]
111	Content answering the question (150-200 words)
112	### [H3: Another long-tail question]
113	Content (150-200 words)
114
115	## [H2: Related Topic 2]
116	### [H3: Long-tail question]
117	### [H3: Long-tail question]
118
119	## [H2: Related Topic 3]
120	### [H3: Long-tail question]
121	### [H3: Long-tail question]
122
123	## Conclusion (100 words)
124	- Summarize key points
125	- Primary keyword mentioned once
126	- Call-to-action
127
128	Target: 1500-2500 words total
129	```
130
131	## Keyword Placement Rules
132
133	\| Location \| Rule \|
134	\|----------\|------\|
135	\| Title \| Include primary keyword, max 60 chars \|
136	\| H1 \| Same as title or slight variation \|
137	\| H2 headings (3-5) \| Use related topics, natural language \|
138	\| H3 headings (8-12) \| Use long-tail keywords, question format \|
139	\| First paragraph \| Primary keyword

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How to install seo-keyword-research?

varnan-tech/opendirectory/seo-keyword-research

$npx -y skills add Varnan-Tech/opendirectory --skill seo-keyword-research

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# SEO Keyword Research Skill
2
3	Find trending, high-opportunity keywords BEFORE writing blog content. This skill turns generic blog topics into SEO-optimized content that ranks.
4
5	## When to Use
6
7	- User asks to write a blog post or article
8	- User wants keyword research for a topic
9	- User needs a content calendar or content plan
10	- User wants to optimize existing content for SEO
11	- Any blog generation task for a tech/developer-focused audience
12
13	## Core Principle
14
15	Always research keywords BEFORE generating blog content.
16
17	```
18	BAD: Write blog -> Hope it ranks -> Usually doesn't
19	GOOD: Research keywords -> Find breakout opportunity -> Write optimized blog -> Ranks well
20	```
21
22	## Keyword Priority System
23
24	When analyzing Google Trends RELATED_QUERIES results, prioritize keywords in this order:
25
26	### 1. Breakout Keywords — HIGHEST priority
27	- `formatted_value: "Breakout"` = 5000%+ growth
28	- Very low competition (trend is new)
29	- Use as PRIMARY blog keyword
30	- Create content IMMEDIATELY (first-mover advantage)
31
32	### 2. High-Growth Keywords — VERY HIGH priority
33	- `formatted_value: "+100%"` or higher
34	- Low to moderate competition
35	- Use as primary or strong secondary keyword
36	- Create content within 2-4 weeks
37
38	### 3. Moderate-Growth Keywords — HIGH priority
39	- `formatted_value: "+50%"` to `"+99%"`
40	- Moderate competition
41	- Use as secondary keywords in body content
42
43	### 4. Long-Tail Keywords — STRATEGIC priority
44	- Question-based queries (how, what, why, when, where)
45	- Low competition, high conversion
46	- Use as H3 headings — target featured snippets and voice search
47
48	### 5. Established Keywords — MODERATE priority
49	- Top queries with stable interest, high competition
50	- Use in body content, not as primary target
51
52	## SEO Research Workflow
53
54	### Step 1: Keyword Discovery (1 API call — REQUIRED)
55
56	Query `RELATED_QUERIES` with the user's blog topic:
57
58	```bash
59	curl -s "https://serpapi.com/search?engine=google_trends&q=USER_TOPIC&data_type=RELATED_QUERIES&date=today+3-m&api_key=$SERPAPI_KEY"
60	```
61
62	From the response, extract:
63	- Breakout keywords → candidate primary keywords
64	- High-growth keywords (+100%) → secondary candidates
65	- Question-based queries → H3 headings and featured snippet targets
66
67	Select the primary keyword:
68	1. First breakout keyword (if any)
69	2. Else first high-growth keyword
70	3. Else top query by score
71
72	### Step 2: Content Structure (1 API call — REQUIRED)
73
74	Query `RELATED_TOPICS` with the same topic:
75
76	```bash
77	curl -s "https://serpapi.com/search?engine=google_trends&q=USER_TOPIC&data_type=RELATED_TOPICS&date=today+3-m&api_key=$SERPAPI_KEY"
78	```
79
80	Extract topic titles from rising + top results. These become your H2 section headings (pick 3-5).
81
82	### Step 3: Trend Validation (1 API call — OPTIONAL)
83
84	Only if choosing between multiple candidate keywords or validating viability:
85
86	```bash
87	curl -s "https://serpapi.com/search?engine=google_trends&q=KEYWORD&data_type=TIMESERIES&date=today+12-m&api_key=$SERPAPI_KEY"
88	```
89
90	Compare recent 2-month average vs. earlier 2-month average. If recent > earlier, trend is rising — proceed. If declining, consider a different keyword.
91
92	### Step 4: Generate Blog Outline
93
94	Build the outline using this structure:
95
96	```
97	Title: [Primary Keyword] — [Benefit/Number] [Year]
98	(max 60 characters, must include primary keyword)
99
100	Meta Description: (150-160 chars, primary + 1-2 secondary keywords)
101
102	# [H1 — same as or variation of title]
103
104	## Introduction (150 words)
105	- Primary keyword in first 100 words
106	- Hook with a problem or question
107	- Preview what they'll learn
108
109	## [H2: Related Topic 1 from Step 2]
110	### [H3: Long-tail question from Step 1]
111	Content answering the question (150-200 words)
112	### [H3: Another long-tail question]
113	Content (150-200 words)
114
115	## [H2: Related Topic 2]
116	### [H3: Long-tail question]
117	### [H3: Long-tail question]
118
119	## [H2: Related Topic 3]
120	### [H3: Long-tail question]
121	### [H3: Long-tail question]
122
123	## Conclusion (100 words)
124	- Summarize key points
125	- Primary keyword mentioned once
126	- Call-to-action
127
128	Target: 1500-2500 words total
129	```
130
131	## Keyword Placement Rules
132
133	\| Location \| Rule \|
134	\|----------\|------\|
135	\| Title \| Include primary keyword, max 60 chars \|
136	\| H1 \| Same as title or slight variation \|
137	\| H2 headings (3-5) \| Use related topics, natural language \|
138	\| H3 headings (8-12) \| Use long-tail keywords, question format \|
139	\| First paragraph \| Primary keyword

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