/seo
Use this skill when the user needs to plan SEO content, do keyword research, build a content calendar, map search intent to page types, or create an internal linking strategy. Also use when the user says 'how do I rank higher,' 'what should I write about for SEO,' 'SEO plan,'
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Use this skill when the user needs to plan SEO content, do keyword research, build a content calendar, map search intent to page types, or create an internal linking strategy. Also use when the user says 'how do I rank higher,' 'what should I write about for SEO,' 'SEO plan,'
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seo.SKILL.mdname: seo
description: "Use this skill when the user needs to plan SEO content, do keyword research, build a content calendar, map search intent to page types, or create an internal linking strategy. Also use when the user says 'how do I rank higher,' 'what should I write about for SEO,' 'SEO plan,' 'what keywords should I target,' or 'how to get organic traffic.' This is the strategy and planning skill — for writing content see seo-content, for technical implementation see technical-seo, for auditing see seo-audit."
SEO Strategy & Planning
SEO is a long game that compounds. This skill helps you plan a content strategy that drives organic signups — deciding what to build, in what order, targeting which keywords.
This skill answers **what to write and where**. For the other SEO concerns:
- **seo-content** — How to write it (content briefs, humanized writing, SERP feature targeting)
- **technical-seo** — How to implement it in code (meta tags, schema, CWV, crawlability, GEO)
- **seo-audit** — How to assess what exists (scan a codebase, produce an action plan)
Workflow
SEO Strategy Setup:
- [ ] Research keywords for your niche (see Keyword Intent Mapping below)
- [ ] Map keywords to page types (feature, comparison, blog, etc.)
- [ ] Build content architecture (site structure + URL patterns)
- [ ] Prioritize: bottom-funnel pages first, then mid, then top
- [ ] Create internal linking plan
- [ ] Set up tracking (Google Search Console)
- [ ] Build content calendar (2-5 pieces/month)
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Core Principles
- SEO is not gaming Google — it's structuring content so it's findable and useful.
- Content quality and relevance determine rankings. Technical SEO is table stakes.
- Target intent, not just keywords. "Best CRM" and "CRM pricing" have completely different searchers.
- One page per intent. Cannibalizing your own rankings is the most common SaaS SEO mistake.
- Internal linking is your most underused lever.
Don't Do Yet
- **Don't obsess over technical SEO** before you have content. Schema markup on an empty blog is pointless.
- **Don't buy backlinks.** Google penalizes this. Earn them with good content.
- **Don't write 50 blog posts at once.** Start with 5 high-intent pages, measure, iterate.
- **Don't hire an SEO agency** before doing keyword research yourself. You understand your customers better than they do.
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SEO Timeline: Set Realistic Expectations
| Timeframe | What to Expect | |-----------|---------------| | Month 1-2 | Pages indexed, minimal traffic. Focus on building content. | | Month 3-4 | Long-tail keywords start ranking (page 2-3). | | Month 5-6 | Some pages reach page 1 for low-competition terms. | | Month 6-12 | Compound growth as domain authority builds. |
**Reality check:** SEO takes 3-6 months to show results. If you need signups this week, use paid ads or outreach. SEO is the engine you build now so you're not paying for every click forever.
---
Content Architecture for SaaS
Build your site structure around search intent, not your org chart.
High-Priority Pages (Build First)
| Page Type | URL Pattern | Search Intent | |-----------|------------|---------------| | Homepage | `/` | Branded searches, direct traffic | | Feature pages | `/features/[feature]` | "How to [solve problem]" | | Pricing page | `/pricing` | "[Product] pricing", "[category] pricing" | | Comparison pages | `/compare/[competitor]` | "[Product] vs [Competitor]" | | Use case pages | `/for/[audience]` | "[Category] for [role/industry]" |
Content Pages (Build Over Time)
| Page Type | URL Pattern | Search Intent | |-----------|------------|---------------| | How-to guides | `/blog/how-to-[action]` | Tutorials that drive signups | | Listicles | `/blog/best-[category]` | "Best [category] tools" — feature your product | | Guides | `/blog/[topic]-guide` | Comprehensive mid-funnel content | | Templates | `/templates/[use-case]` | "[Use case] template" — free value | | Glossary | `/glossary/[term]` | "What is [term]?" — top-of-funnel |
**Tell AI:**
Create a content architecture for our SaaS product [name]:
- Product solves [problem] for [audience]
- Main features: [list features]
- Top 3 competitors: [list competitors]
Generate a sitemap with URL patterns for: homepage, feature pages, comparison pages,
use case pages, and initial blog post ideas. Prioritize by search intent value.
---
Keyword Intent Mapping
Every keyword has an intent. Match your page type to the intent:
| Intent | Example Searches | Best Page Type | |--------|-----------------|----------------| | **Informational** | "what is [concept]", "how to [action]" | Blog post, glossary entry | | **Navigational** | "[your brand] login", "[your brand] pricing" | Ensure YOUR pages rank #1 | | **Commercial** | "best [category] tools", "[tool A] vs [tool B]" | Comparison page, listicle | | **Transactional** | "[category] pricing", "buy [product]" | Pricing page, signup page |
Keyword Research by Tool
**Claude Code** (has web access via Ahrefs MCP or web search):
Do keyword research for our product [name] in the [category] space:
- Find 20 keywords our ICP would search for
- Classify each by intent (informational, navigational, commercial, transactional)
- Estimate competition level (low, medium, high)
- Recommend which page type to create for each keyword
- Prioritize: low competition + high intent first
**Lovable / Replit / Cursor** (no web access — bring your own data): 1. Do keyword research first using a free tool: Google Search Console (what you already rank for), Google autocomplete (type your topic and note suggestions), or AnswerThePublic 2. Then paste results into your AI tool:
Here are my keyword research results: [paste keywords + volumes]
Classify each by intent, recommend a page type for each, and prioritize by
low competition + high intent.
---
Internal Linking Strategy
Internal links are free and high-impact. Use them intentionally.
Rules
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name: seo description: "Use this skill when the user needs to plan SEO content, do keyword research, build a content calendar, map search intent to page types, or create an internal linking strategy. Also use when the user says 'how do I rank higher,' 'what should I write about for SEO,' 'SEO plan,' 'what keywords should I target,' or 'how to get organic traffic.' This is the strategy and planning skill — for writing content see seo-content, for technical implementation see technical-seo, for auditing see seo-audit."
SEO Strategy & Planning
SEO is a long game that compounds. This skill helps you plan a content strategy that drives organic signups — deciding what to build, in what order, targeting which keywords.
This skill answers **what to write and where**. For the other SEO concerns:
- **seo-content** — How to write it (content briefs, humanized writing, SERP feature targeting)
- **technical-seo** — How to implement it in code (meta tags, schema, CWV, crawlability, GEO)
- **seo-audit** — How to assess what exists (scan a codebase, produce an action plan)
Workflow
SEO Strategy Setup: - [ ] Research keywords for your niche (see Keyword Intent Mapping below) - [ ] Map keywords to page types (feature, comparison, blog, etc.) - [ ] Build content architecture (site structure + URL patterns) - [ ] Prioritize: bottom-funnel pages first, then mid, then top - [ ] Create internal linking plan - [ ] Set up tracking (Google Search Console) - [ ] Build content calendar (2-5 pieces/month)
---
Core Principles
- SEO is not gaming Google — it's structuring content so it's findable and useful.
- Content quality and relevance determine rankings. Technical SEO is table stakes.
- Target intent, not just keywords. "Best CRM" and "CRM pricing" have completely different searchers.
- One page per intent. Cannibalizing your own rankings is the most common SaaS SEO mistake.
- Internal linking is your most underused lever.
Don't Do Yet
- **Don't obsess over technical SEO** before you have content. Schema markup on an empty blog is pointless.
- **Don't buy backlinks.** Google penalizes this. Earn them with good content.
- **Don't write 50 blog posts at once.** Start with 5 high-intent pages, measure, iterate.
- **Don't hire an SEO agency** before doing keyword research yourself. You understand your customers better than they do.
---
SEO Timeline: Set Realistic Expectations
| Timeframe | What to Expect | |-----------|---------------| | Month 1-2 | Pages indexed, minimal traffic. Focus on building content. | | Month 3-4 | Long-tail keywords start ranking (page 2-3). | | Month 5-6 | Some pages reach page 1 for low-competition terms. | | Month 6-12 | Compound growth as domain authority builds. |
**Reality check:** SEO takes 3-6 months to show results. If you need signups this week, use paid ads or outreach. SEO is the engine you build now so you're not paying for every click forever.
---
Content Architecture for SaaS
Build your site structure around search intent, not your org chart.
High-Priority Pages (Build First)
| Page Type | URL Pattern | Search Intent | |-----------|------------|---------------| | Homepage | `/` | Branded searches, direct traffic | | Feature pages | `/features/[feature]` | "How to [solve problem]" | | Pricing page | `/pricing` | "[Product] pricing", "[category] pricing" | | Comparison pages | `/compare/[competitor]` | "[Product] vs [Competitor]" | | Use case pages | `/for/[audience]` | "[Category] for [role/industry]" |
Content Pages (Build Over Time)
| Page Type | URL Pattern | Search Intent | |-----------|------------|---------------| | How-to guides | `/blog/how-to-[action]` | Tutorials that drive signups | | Listicles | `/blog/best-[category]` | "Best [category] tools" — feature your product | | Guides | `/blog/[topic]-guide` | Comprehensive mid-funnel content | | Templates | `/templates/[use-case]` | "[Use case] template" — free value | | Glossary | `/glossary/[term]` | "What is [term]?" — top-of-funnel |
**Tell AI:**
Create a content architecture for our SaaS product [name]: - Product solves [problem] for [audience] - Main features: [list features] - Top 3 competitors: [list competitors] Generate a sitemap with URL patterns for: homepage, feature pages, comparison pages, use case pages, and initial blog post ideas. Prioritize by search intent value.
---
Keyword Intent Mapping
Every keyword has an intent. Match your page type to the intent:
| Intent | Example Searches | Best Page Type | |--------|-----------------|----------------| | **Informational** | "what is [concept]", "how to [action]" | Blog post, glossary entry | | **Navigational** | "[your brand] login", "[your brand] pricing" | Ensure YOUR pages rank #1 | | **Commercial** | "best [category] tools", "[tool A] vs [tool B]" | Comparison page, listicle | | **Transactional** | "[category] pricing", "buy [product]" | Pricing page, signup page |
Keyword Research by Tool
**Claude Code** (has web access via Ahrefs MCP or web search):
Do keyword research for our product [name] in the [category] space: - Find 20 keywords our ICP would search for - Classify each by intent (informational, navigational, commercial, transactional) - Estimate competition level (low, medium, high) - Recommend which page type to create for each keyword - Prioritize: low competition + high intent first
**Lovable / Replit / Cursor** (no web access — bring your own data): 1. Do keyword research first using a free tool: Google Search Console (what you already rank for), Google autocomplete (type your topic and note suggestions), or AnswerThePublic 2. Then paste results into your AI tool:
Here are my keyword research results: [paste keywords + volumes] Classify each by intent, recommend a page type for each, and prioritize by low competition + high intent.
---
Internal Linking Strategy
Internal links are free and high-impact. Use them intentionally.
Rules
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