seo-organic-growth

Rewrites a section or page into concise, self-contained answer blocks that AI answer engines and search snippets can lift and cite verbatim. Use when restructuring a blog post, FAQ, docs page, or landing copy to win a featured snippet or get quoted by AI Overviews, ChatGPT, or Perplexity, or when a draft buries its answer in setup. Do NOT use for keyword research, full-article drafting, or technical/crawlability SEO — use a dedicated SEO or copywriting skill instead.

Produces a prioritized refresh plan for a decaying published page — a refresh/consolidate/retire verdict plus ordered update actions to recover or grow rankings. Use when an existing URL is losing traffic or rankings, during a periodic content-decay sweep, or when asked to "update", "refresh", or "revive" an old article. Do NOT use when planning coverage for a draft that is not yet published or ranking — use SERP Gap Analyzer instead.

Maps internal links and anchor text between a new or updated article and an existing URL inventory to strengthen a topic cluster. Use when you have a draft or published page plus a list of existing site URLs (sitemap, export, or pillar/cluster map) and need to decide which pages to link to and from, and with what anchor text.

Collapses a raw keyword list into topic clusters and a pillar/cluster page architecture with one primary keyword and a prioritized build order per cluster. Use when you have a keyword export (CSV/GSC/keyword-tool dump) and need a content plan that says which pages to build, not a flat list. Do NOT use when labeling individual queries by intent or recommending page types — use search-intent-classifier instead; do NOT use when choosing internal links or anchor text between pages — use internal-linking-mapper instead.

Writes title tags and meta descriptions that fit SERP pixel and character limits, place the keyword for relevance, and frame the snippet to drive clicks. Use when writing or rewriting a page title tag or meta description, fixing a page that ranks but gets few clicks, or differentiating a SERP snippet against competitors. Do NOT use when the request is broad on-page or technical SEO (headings, internal links, schema, crawlability) — use seo-optimizer instead.

Label a keyword's dominant search intent and prescribe the page type (blog, comparison, category, landing, or hub) that can rank for it. Use when choosing blog vs landing vs comparison for a target keyword, auditing why a well-built page won't rank, or screening a keyword list for intent before producing content.

Outputs the subtopics, entities, and questions a draft is missing versus the pages already ranking for its target query, classified by whether each gap is worth closing. Use when you have a draft (or outline) plus a target query and want to know what to add before publishing, or when you can name the 3-5 URLs currently ranking and want to close coverage gaps against them.

Audit and rewrite pages to rank, without keyword stuffing.