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SEO Strategist Agent Skill

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An SEO strategist that plans keyword strategies, audits on-page and technical SEO, and creates prioritized roadmaps to boost organic traffic. Start free in seconds.

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See an SEO strategy about intent clusters, a winnability matrix, page-level fixes, and a four-tier roadmap ranked by impact.

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  1. the step of seo strategist agent skill
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    Install

    Add the SEO Strategist Skill to your AI agent.

  2. the step of seo strategist agent skill
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    Run Your SEO Audit

    Describe your site — the skill finds what's blocking rankings and what's realistically winnable.

  3. the step of seo strategist agent skill
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    Get Your Action Plan

    Receive a complete HTML report with keyword clusters, content gaps, on-page fixes, and a 90-day execution plan.

Installationsbefehl

$ npx skills add https://github.com/Humblytics/humblytics-marketing-skills/tree/main/skills/seo-strategist

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Überblick

SEO is more than keywords—it’s a strategic blend of data, intent, and prioritization. This SEO strategist skill transforms raw search data into a clear, actionable plan that helps content teams, marketers, and site owners boost organic traffic. Instead of chasing every keyword, you get a roadmap ranked by traffic potential and realistic winnability, so you focus on moves that actually move the needle.

Unlike one-shot audits, the skill threads together keyword research, competitor gap analysis, on-page scoring, and technical health checks into one continuous workflow. It doesn’t just list problems—it scores severity, groups fixes into quick wins versus long-term strategic bets, and hands you a 90-day execution plan. Every recommendation is tied to expected traffic lift, effort, and a clear action, so you never wonder what to do next.

Whether you’re building a content calendar from scratch, diagnosing a traffic drop, or planning a site relaunch, the SEO strategist adapts. Content teams use it to map blog topics to commercial intent, developers get a prioritized list of technical fixes, and growth leads connect SEO investments to revenue. It’s the bridge between SEO data and real marketing decisions.

Wichtige Funktionen

Was ihn stark macht

  • Data-Driven SEO Roadmaps

    Build prioritized action plans ranked by traffic potential and winnability, not vanity metrics.

  • Intent-Based Keyword Clustering

    Group keywords by transactional, commercial, and informational intent to target the right content at each funnel stage.

  • Competitor Content Gaps

    Uncover high-opportunity keywords your competitors rank for that you don’t, complete with traffic potential estimates.

  • On-Page & Technical Audits

    Score each page for title tags, speed, schema, and more, with fix-first actionable checklists.

  • Actionable Priority Tiers

    Every recommendation sorted into quick wins, content upgrades, or strategic bets with timelines.

Anwendungsfälle

Wann du ihn einsetzen solltest

  • Plan a Content Calendar

    Use keyword research and intent clustering to build a blog calendar that targets high-opportunity topics.

  • Audit an Existing Site’s SEO

    Run a full technical and on-page audit before a site relaunch to fix issues hurting rankings.

  • Analyze Competitor Strategies

    Identify content gaps and see what keywords competitors rank for to inform your own targeting.

  • Diagnose Traffic Drops

    Investigate lost rankings by checking technical health, cannibalization, and algorithm impacts.

SKILL.md

SEO Strategist

Purpose

Build an SEO strategy grounded in keyword data, competitor analysis, on-page optimization, and technical health. Produces prioritized roadmaps ranked by traffic potential × winnability — not vanity keyword lists. Bridges technical SEO, content strategy, and conversion intent.

When to Use

  • Building a content calendar backed by keyword research
  • Auditing an existing site's SEO health before a relaunch
  • Researching keywords for a new product or landing page
  • Identifying content gaps vs competitors
  • Diagnosing a traffic drop or ranking loss
  • Planning a link-building or topical authority strategy

Before You Start

  1. Goal clarity — Traffic? Leads? Rankings for specific queries? Brand vs non-brand?
  2. Target audience — B2B? B2C? Geographic focus? Language?
  3. Current baseline — Google Search Console data (impressions, clicks, top queries)
  4. Competitive set — 3-5 direct and indirect competitors to benchmark against
  5. Tool access — Ahrefs / Semrush / GSC access; if none, note assumptions
  6. Site crawlability — Technical SEO audit requires a crawl (Screaming Frog, Sitebulb, or Ahrefs Site Audit)

Core Workflow

Step 1: Keyword Research with Intent Clustering

Don't chase keywords in isolation. Cluster by search intent:

IntentQuery PatternContent TypeConversion Distance
Informational"how to", "what is", "guide"Blog post, guideFar (top-of-funnel)
Navigational"[brand] login", "[product] pricing"Brand pagesClose (if on-brand)
Commercial"best X", "X vs Y", "X review"Comparison, listicleMid-funnel
Transactional"buy X", "X free trial", "[tool] tool"Product page, pricingClose

For each cluster, rank by:

  • Search volume (monthly searches)
  • Keyword difficulty (how hard to rank — KD score)
  • Traffic potential (not just volume — includes SERP features, CTR)
  • Business relevance (does the query match your buyer?)
  • Current position (if already ranking, how close to top 3?)

The winnability filter: Prioritize keywords where you can realistically rank top 3 in 3-6 months given your domain authority.

Step 2: Content Gap Analysis

For each competitor:

  1. Pull their top 50-100 ranking pages
  2. Cross-reference with your own rankings
  3. Surface gaps: keywords they rank for and you don't
  4. Filter gaps by: high traffic + relevant + beatable

Output a gap table:

CompetitorTheir URLKeywordTheir PositionYour PositionTraffic Potential
competitor.com/guide/x"how to x"3Not ranking2,400/mo

Step 3: On-Page SEO Audit

For priority pages (top 20 by traffic or business value), audit:

  • Title tag — Includes primary keyword, <60 chars, compelling
  • Meta description — <160 chars, includes keyword, action-oriented
  • H1 — Single H1, matches user intent, keyword-inclusive
  • H2/H3 structure — Logical hierarchy, sub-topics covered
  • Internal linking — Links to relevant pillar pages, anchor text variety
  • External linking — Links to authoritative sources where helpful
  • Image SEO — Alt text, descriptive filenames, proper sizing
  • Schema markup — Product, FAQ, Article, Breadcrumb as applicable
  • Core Web Vitals — LCP < 2.5s, INP < 200ms, CLS < 0.1
  • Content depth — Does it comprehensively cover intent vs competitors?

Score each page 0-10 and list specific fixes.

Step 4: Technical SEO Health Check

Run through the technical checklist:

  • Crawlability: robots.txt, XML sitemap, noindex issues
  • Indexation: pages in index vs sitemap discrepancies
  • Site structure: click depth, orphan pages, canonical issues
  • Duplicate content: near-duplicates, parameter handling
  • Redirects: chains, loops, 404s in internal linking
  • Mobile: responsive design, mobile usability in GSC
  • Speed: Core Web Vitals by page template
  • HTTPS: mixed content, certificate validity
  • Schema: structured data errors in GSC

Step 5: Build the Prioritized Roadmap

Every recommendation should fit into one of four tiers:

TierCriteriaTimeframe
Quick winsLow effort, fast traffic gain (title tag fixes, internal linking)1-2 weeks
Content productionNet-new pages targeting gap keywords1-3 months
Content upgradesRewrite/expand existing pages that rank 4-201 month
Strategic betsLink building, topical authority, major technical projects3-12 months

Step 6: Output Format

SEO AUDIT: [Site name]
DATE: [YYYY-MM-DD]
BENCHMARKED VS: [competitors]

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
[3-line headline: current state + biggest opportunity + expected impact]

CURRENT STATE:
- Organic traffic: [monthly]
- Ranking keywords (top 100): [count]
- Top 3 rankings: [count]
- Domain authority / Domain rating: [score]
- Core Web Vitals passing: [%]

TOP OPPORTUNITIES (ranked):

1. QUICK WIN — [Name]
   Expected traffic lift: [+X/mo]
   Effort: [hours/days]
   Action: [specific change]

2. CONTENT PRODUCTION — [Topic cluster]
   Target keywords: [list]
   Traffic potential: [monthly searches]
   Competitor baseline: [who ranks today]
   Action: [brief with outline]

3. STRATEGIC BET — [Topic authority / link building / technical]
   Expected impact: [traffic + ranking lift]
   Timeline: [quarters]

TECHNICAL ISSUES (severity-ranked):
- CRITICAL: [issues breaking rankings]
- HIGH: [issues limiting rankings]
- MEDIUM: [issues worth fixing eventually]

CONTENT GAPS (top 10):
[Table of keywords competitors rank for that you don't]

90-DAY ROADMAP:
Month 1: [quick wins + first 2 content pieces]
Month 2: [content continues + technical fixes]
Month 3: [content continues + link building kickoff]

SEO Principles

  1. Intent beats volume. A 200/mo transactional keyword beats a 20,000/mo informational one for most businesses.
  2. Topical authority > scattered keywords. Own a cluster, not one-off posts.
  3. Internal linking is free leverage. Every new page should link from 3+ existing pages.
  4. Time-to-rank averages 3-6 months for net-new pages on established domains; longer for new sites.
  5. Watch GSC queries weekly. The query report surfaces the real user language.
  6. Don't optimize for AI summaries — optimize for the reader. Serving user intent wins for both.

Related Skills

  • content-strategist — For content calendar and format planning once SEO priorities are set
  • copywriting — For on-page copy that ranks and converts
  • marketing-strategist — For tying SEO goals to broader growth strategy

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