Skills qf-seo-content

SEO Content Optimizer

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source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/openclaw/skills
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/openclaw/skills "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/371166758-qq/qf-seo-content" ~/.claude/skills/openclaw-skills-qf-seo-content && rm -rf "$T"
OpenClaw · Install into ~/.openclaw/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/openclaw/skills "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/371166758-qq/qf-seo-content" ~/.openclaw/skills/openclaw-skills-qf-seo-content && rm -rf "$T"
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SEO Content Optimizer

Optimize articles and web pages for search engines with keyword strategy, title optimization, content structure, and on-page SEO best practices.

Description

This skill provides a systematic framework for creating and optimizing SEO-friendly content. It covers keyword research methodology, title/H1 optimization, content structure for featured snippets, internal linking strategy, and meta description crafting. Designed for content creators, marketers, and website owners who want organic search traffic.

When to Use

  • Writing a new blog post or article targeting specific keywords
  • Optimizing existing content that ranks on page 2-3 of Google
  • Creating pillar pages or content clusters
  • Writing product pages or landing pages
  • Auditing content for SEO issues before publishing

Instructions

1. Keyword Strategy

Before writing, establish the keyword hierarchy:

TypeDefinitionUsage
Primary keywordMain target term, 1-3 wordsTitle, H1, first 100 words, URL
Secondary keywordsRelated terms, 2-4 wordsH2 headings, body content naturally
Long-tail keywordsSpecific phrases, 4+ wordsSubsections, FAQ sections
LSI keywordsSemantically related termsThroughout body naturally

Rules:

  • Target ONE primary keyword per page (avoid keyword cannibalization)
  • Include 3-5 secondary keywords
  • Aim for 5-10 long-tail variations in FAQ or subsections
  • Do NOT force keywords — unnatural density triggers penalties

2. Title & Meta Optimization

Title Tag (H1):

  • Include primary keyword within first 60 characters
  • Use power words at the start (How, Why, Best, Guide, Ultimate)
  • Include a number when appropriate (7 Ways, 5 Tools)
  • Match search intent: informational = "How/What/Why", transactional = "Best/Buy/Review"
  • Example: "How to Write SEO Content That Ranks: A Complete Guide (2025)"

Meta Description:

  • 150-160 characters
  • Include primary keyword + one secondary keyword
  • End with a CTA or value promise
  • Example: "Learn how to write SEO content that actually ranks. Step-by-step keyword strategy, title optimization, and content structure guide for 2025."

URL Slug:

  • Short, descriptive, hyphenated
  • Include primary keyword
  • Example:
    /seo-content-writing-guide

3. Content Structure

Follow this proven structure for informational content:

H1: Primary Keyword + Value Proposition
├── Introduction (100-150 words, include primary keyword in first sentence)
├── H2: Main Section 1 (secondary keyword)
│   ├── H3: Sub-point
│   └── H3: Sub-point
├── H2: Main Section 2
│   ├── H3: Sub-point
│   └── H3: Sub-point
├── H2: FAQ Section (target featured snippets)
│   ├── Question 1 (long-tail keyword)
│   ├── Question 2
│   └── Question 3
└── Conclusion + CTA

Featured Snippet Optimization:

  • For "What is..." queries: Provide a clear 40-60 word definition immediately after the H2
  • For "How to..." queries: Use numbered steps with action verbs
  • For "Best..." queries: Use a comparison table
  • Format the answer to be self-contained — Google extracts it without context

4. On-Page SEO Checklist

  • Primary keyword in H1
  • Primary keyword in first 100 words
  • Primary keyword in 1-2 H2 headings (not all)
  • Image alt text includes relevant keywords (descriptive, not stuffed)
  • Internal links: 3-5 links to related pages on your site
  • External links: 1-3 links to authoritative sources
  • Content length: 1500-2500 words for competitive keywords; 800-1200 for long-tail
  • Readability: short paragraphs, bullet points, bold key terms
  • No broken links or missing images

5. Content Quality Signals

Google's helpful content guidelines emphasize:

  • E-E-A-T: Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness
  • Original insight: Don't just rephrase what's already ranking
  • Comprehensive: Cover the topic thoroughly enough that the reader doesn't need to search again
  • Updated: Refresh statistics, examples, and references annually
  • Reader-first: Write for humans, optimize for engines

Examples

Keyword Target: "best project management tools 2025"

Title: "Best Project Management Tools in 2025 (Compared by Price & Features)" URL:

/best-project-management-tools
H2s:

  • "Top 10 Project Management Tools Compared"
  • "Best Free Project Management Tools"
  • "Best for Enterprise: Tools That Scale"
  • "How to Choose the Right Tool for Your Team" FAQ H2: "Frequently Asked Questions About Project Management Tools"

Tips

  • Search your target keyword on Google first — analyze the top 5 results' structure, length, and angle
  • Use Google's "People Also Ask" for long-tail keyword ideas
  • Don't chase keyword volume — low-volume, high-intent keywords often convert better
  • Update published content quarterly to maintain rankings
  • Avoid keyword density above 2-3% — write naturally and Google will understand