Write player-focused, SEO-optimized blog posts for PixelDen. Use for any new article in content/blog/. Hard rule: NO technical/devlog content (no tech stack, code, internals, file paths, framework names). Audience is players, not developers.
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Write player-focused, SEO-optimized blog posts for PixelDen. Use for any new article in content/blog/. Hard rule: NO technical/devlog content (no tech stack, code, internals, file paths, framework names). Audience is players, not developers.
PixelDen SEO Blog Writing
Write blog posts that rank in Google + AI search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini) AND make players want to click "Play Now". Every article is content marketing for the games — never a changelog.
The #1 Rule: No Technical Content
PixelDen blog readers are players, not developers. Banned from articles:
Numbers that only matter to engineers (canvas dimensions like "960×720", physics tick rates, sub-frame counts)
Commit messages, version numbers, refactor descriptions
"Under the hood", "infrastructure", "wired up", "opt-in", "helper"
If a sentence would only make sense to someone who has read the codebase, delete it.
What players DO care about:
What the game feels like to play
What's new they can try right now
The fantasy / mood / setting of the game
Concrete play tips (controls, win conditions, strategy)
Languages they can play in, devices that work
Required Structure
Every post follows this skeleton:
1. Direct answer (1-2 sentences) — what's the news, in the first lines
2. TL;DR / Key Takeaways block — 3-5 bullets
3. 4-7 H2 sections covering the announcement + games
4. FAQ section (4-6 natural-prompt questions)
5. Conclusion with CTA to play
Direct-Answer-First (AI search optimization)
The very first 1-2 sentences must directly answer the implied query. AI scrapers pull from the top of the article — bury the answer behind a narrative hook and you lose the citation.
✅ "PixelDen now offers two new free browser games — Edge Claim and Dead Man's Hand — plus full Spanish and German support across the entire portal."
❌ "It's been a busy month at PixelDen. We've been working hard on a number of exciting new things..."
TL;DR Block
Place after the intro paragraph, before the first H2:
> **Key Takeaways**>
> - [Specific claim with concrete detail #1]> - [Specific claim with concrete detail #2]> - [Specific claim with concrete detail #3]> - [Specific claim with concrete detail #4]
Each bullet must be a complete claim, not a teaser. Specific numbers, names, outcomes.
H2 Sections
4-7 H2 sections per article
2-3 of them include keyword variations
One idea per H2 (AI parses content per section)
Player-focused: "How to play", "What makes it fun", "Best for", not "Technical implementation"
FAQ Section (mandatory)
4-6 questions in natural prompt language ("How do I play X?", "Is X free?", "Can I play X on my phone?")
Answer the first sentence directly, then expand 2-3 sentences
These target Google's People Also Ask AND match how players prompt ChatGPT
Word Count
News / update posts: 800-1,200 words (the typical PixelDen post)
New game launch deep-dive: 1,500-2,500 words
Pillar guides ("Best free browser games 2026"): 2,000-3,000 words
Do NOT pad to hit a count. Better 900 strong words than 1,500 padded.
Frontmatter Template
---title:"[Primary keyword] — [Benefit/Hook]"# 50-60 charsslug:kebab-case-with-primary-keywordexcerpt:"[150-160 chars, directly answers the query, ends with CTA verb]"imageUrl:/assets/blog/[descriptive-keyword-name].webp# OR a game thumbnailauthor:PixelDentags:-news- [game-slugortopic]
publishedAt:YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.000ZisPublished:true---
Title rules
50-60 characters
Primary keyword near the start
Year for time-sensitive titles ("New Free Browser Games — April 2026")
Benefit/hook, not just a feature name
Slug rules
Lowercase, hyphens
3-5 words including primary keyword
No stop words unless needed
Excerpt / meta description
150-160 chars exactly
Includes primary keyword
Ends with a CTA verb (Play, Try, Discover, Start)
Stands alone — must answer the search query without the article
Keyword Strategy
Primary keyword candidates for PixelDen
"free browser games"
"free pixel art games"
"play [game name] online"
"browser games no download"
"free [genre] games online" (blackjack, arcade, puzzle, strategy, card)
Density
Primary keyword: 1-2% (a 1000-word post = 10-20 mentions)
Use natural variations, not robotic repetition
Must appear in: H1, first 100 words, 2-3 H2s, conclusion, slug, meta title, meta description
LSI / semantic keywords
For PixelDen articles, naturally weave in: pixel art, retro, arcade, online, free to play, no download, browser game, play instantly, leaderboard, mobile-friendly.
Internal Linking
Minimum 3 internal links per article
Game pages: /games/[slug] — always use the canonical slug
Other blog posts: /blog/[slug]
Catalog: /games
Anchor text must be descriptive ("play Edge Claim free", not "click here")
Distribute throughout — never cluster
When announcing new games, every game mention in the body should link to its page on first reference.
Forbidden Phrases (from past corrections)
These appeared in earlier drafts and were rejected:
"Under the hood"
"Wired up", "wired through"
"Helper", "infrastructure", "pipeline"
"Opt-in", "additive"
"Per-device viewport", "scale manager", "FSM"
Anything with code-style file paths or backticks around technical terms
"We refactored", "we extracted", "we extended"
If you catch yourself writing these, stop and rewrite the sentence from a player's POV.
Tone
Direct, energetic, second person ("you")
Show, don't list features ("slice the grid and fence off bigger chunks than the AI" beats "fast-paced gameplay")
Concrete sensory details (the felt table, the neon grid, the cheating boss's tells)
Czech user, but UI and blog copy are English-only
Pre-Publish Checklist
Before saving:
First 1-2 sentences directly answer the implied query
TL;DR / Key Takeaways block after the intro
No technical terms, file paths, or framework names anywhere
4-7 H2 sections, 2-3 with keyword variations
FAQ section with 4-6 natural-prompt questions
Primary keyword in H1, first 100 words, 2-3 H2s, conclusion
Meta title 50-60 chars with keyword
Excerpt 150-160 chars, answers the query, has CTA
Slug includes primary keyword
3+ internal links, descriptive anchor text
Word count appropriate (news 800-1,200; launch 1,500-2,500)
Every game mention links to /games/[slug] on first reference
Reads like a player wrote it for other players
Process for /seo-blog Command
When invoked via /seo-blog [topic]:
Confirm the topic with the user if ambiguous (which games, which features, what release)
Identify primary keyword — propose 1-2 candidates and confirm
Read git log + relevant game registry entries for facts (genre, controls, mode, languages)
Read existing blog posts in content/blog/ to match tone and avoid duplication
Draft following this skill's structure
Run the pre-publish checklist before saving
Save tocontent/blog/[slug].md
Report word count, primary keyword density estimate, and where the article links to
