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skill-taizen-ai-taizen-claude-plugins-seo-content · by taizen-ai

Creates SEO-optimized articles, blog posts, and web content. Use for organic content marketing and search visibility.

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About

SEO Content Skill

Create search-optimized content that ranks and converts, informed by keyword data and competitor analysis.

Purpose

Develop content that attracts organic traffic while providing genuine value to readers and supporting business goals.


Required Integrations

> Setup: Connect these data sources to enable full functionality. Claude will prompt you to connect any missing integrations when you use this skill.

Data Sources

# SEO CONTENT DATA SOURCES
# Configure the sources relevant to your SEO content needs

# Keyword & SEO Data
- source: seo_tools
  connector: "{{AHREFS | SEMRUSH | MOZ | GOOGLE_SEARCH_CONSOLE}}"
  data:
    - keyword_research
    - search_volume
    - keyword_difficulty
    - serp_analysis
    - competitor_rankings
    - backlink_data
    - content_gaps
    - ranking_positions

# Google Search Console
- source: google_search_console
  connector: "{{GOOGLE_SEARCH_CONSOLE}}"
  data:
    - current_rankings
    - impressions
    - clicks
    - ctr
    - position_changes

# Website Analytics
- source: analytics
  connector: "{{GOOGLE_ANALYTICS | MIXPANEL | AMPLITUDE}}"
  data:
    - organic_traffic
    - page_performance
    - conversion_by_page
    - bounce_rates
    - time_on_page

# Existing Content
- source: content_library
  connector: "{{GOOGLE_DRIVE | SHAREPOINT | NOTION | CMS}}"
  paths:
    - "/Marketing/Blog Posts/"
    - "/Marketing/Pillar Content/"
- source: website
  url: "{{YOUR_WEBSITE_URL}}"
  data:
    - existing_pages
    - internal_linking

# Brand & Product
- source: brand_docs
  connector: "{{GOOGLE_DRIVE | SHAREPOINT | NOTION}}"
  paths:
    - "/Marketing/Brand Guidelines/"
    - "/Marketing/Messaging/"
- source: product_docs
  connector: "{{GOOGLE_DRIVE | SHAREPOINT | NOTION | CONFLUENCE}}"
  paths:
    - "/Product/Features/"
    - "/Product/Use Cases/"

# Customer Research
- source: customer_research
  connector: "{{GOOGLE_DRIVE | SHAREPOINT | NOTION}}"
  paths:
    - "/Research/Customer Questions/"
    - "/Research/Support FAQs/"
    - "/Research/Sales FAQs/"

# Competitor Content
- source: competitor_analysis
  connector: "{{AHREFS | SEMRUSH}}"
  data:
    - competitor_top_pages
    - content_gaps
    - keyword_opportunities

Output Destinations

# Where to deliver SEO content outputs
outputs:
  # Always available - display in Claude UI
  - type: display
    enabled: true

  # Push to CMS
  - type: cms
    connector: "{{WORDPRESS | WEBFLOW | CONTENTFUL | HUBSPOT_CMS}}"
    actions:
      - create_draft
      - update_meta_tags

  # Save to content library
  - type: documents
    connector: "{{GOOGLE_DRIVE | SHAREPOINT | NOTION}}"
    destination: "/Marketing/SEO Content/"

  # Notify for review
  - type: slack
    connector: "{{SLACK}}"
    channel: "#content-review"

Instructions for Claude

> IMPORTANT: Before executing this skill, you MUST validate the configuration above.

Pre-Execution Checklist

  1. Check for placeholder values: Scan the YAML configuration for any {{...}} placeholders. These indicate required configuration that the user must provide.
  1. Check Taizen first: If taizen MCP is connected, call list_datasources to see what data is indexed. You can then use run_agent to query all indexed sources in natural language — this replaces the need for most individual MCP connections below. Skip directly to running the skill.
  1. Validate data sources: For each data source listed:
  • If a connector field shows {{OPTIONS}} format, ask the user which option they use
  • If URLs, paths, or names contain {{PLACEHOLDER}}, ask the user to provide actual values
  • Verify any required MCP servers are connected and available
  1. Validate output destinations: For any output type beyond display:
  • Confirm the connector is available as an MCP server
  • Ensure destination paths/channels are configured (not placeholders)

If Configuration is Incomplete

Do not proceed with the skill. Instead:

  1. List the specific missing or placeholder values found
  2. Explain what each value is needed for
  3. Ask the user to provide the missing configuration
  4. Offer to help them set up the required MCP integrations

Example response when config is incomplete:

Before I can run this skill, I need some configuration:

**Missing values:**
- [List specific {{PLACEHOLDER}} values found]

**MCP connections needed:**
- [List required connectors not yet available]

Please provide these values, or let me know which data sources you'd like to skip.

Minimum Requirements

At minimum, this skill requires:

  • Target keyword or topic
  • Content goal (blog, landing page, pillar page, etc.)
  • display output enabled (always available)
  • Web search provides SERP analysis without additional setup

Enhanced functionality requires:

  • SEO platform for keyword data and rankings
  • Analytics for existing content performance
  • Brand voice guidelines for tone
  • Competitor content for gap analysis

Using Taizen

> Connect once, access everything. Instead of configuring 15+ individual MCP connectors, connect Taizen MCP once — your whole team gets access to all connected MCPs and indexed data sources (Gong calls, CRM, documents, and more) without any per-tool setup.

Instant Queries (Run Now)

If taizen MCP is connected, call run_agent to pull from your indexed data right in this conversation:

Pull content and gaps

"Pull our existing content, target keyword performance, and competitive content gaps from indexed sources. Use these to create SEO-optimized content for [topic/keyword]."

Keyword opportunity analysis

"Search my indexed analytics and content data for our top-performing SEO content and the keywords where we're close to page 1 but not ranking yet."

Scheduled Agents (Automate It)

To run this skill automatically on a schedule, call run_agent and describe the automation in natural language — Taizen creates and manages the recurring agent:

Monthly SEO audit

"Monthly, audit our published content for SEO performance, identify content gaps vs. competitors, and generate a prioritized list of topics to create. Share to #content."

Quarterly content refresh

"At the start of each quarter, identify our top-traffic pages that need refreshing and generate updated drafts with current keyword targets. Share to #content-team."

Taizen creates the agent, runs it on your schedule, and delivers results to your configured destinations (Slack, CRM, docs, email).

Setup

  1. Sign up at usetaizen.com and connect your data sources — every teammate gets access immediately
  2. Add Taizen MCP to Claude: https://us.mcp.usetaizen.com/mcp (or https://eu.mcp.usetaizen.com/mcp for EU data residency)
  3. Use run_agent for instant queries or to schedule recurring agents — Taizen handles routing to the right sources

SEO Content Framework

1. Keyword Research Foundation

Keyword Categories: | Type | Intent | Examples | |------|--------|----------| | Informational | Learn/Understand | "what is [topic]", "how to [task]" | | Commercial | Evaluate | "best [product]", "[A] vs [B]" | | Transactional | Buy/Act | "[product] pricing", "buy [product]" | | Navigational | Find | "[brand name]", "[product] login" |

Keyword Selection Criteria:

  • Search volume (sufficient audience)
  • Keyword difficulty (achievable ranking)
  • Business relevance (supports goals)
  • Intent alignment (matches what you offer)

2. Content Structure

SEO-Friendly Format:

H1: Primary keyword + compelling angle
  - Introduction (hook, problem, promise)
  - Table of contents (for long content)

H2: Major subtopic 1
  - H3: Supporting point
  - H3: Supporting point

H2: Major subtopic 2
  - H3: Supporting point
  - H3: Supporting point

H2: FAQ section (targets related queries)
  - H3: Question 1 (exact match)
  - H3: Question 2 (exact match)

Conclusion + CTA

3. On-Page SEO Checklist

Title Tag:

  • [ ] Primary keyword near the front
  • [ ] Under 60 characters
  • [ ] Compelling to click

Meta Description:

  • [ ] Includes primary keyword
  • [ ] 150-160 characters
  • [ ] Clear value proposition
  • [ ] Call to action

Content:

  • [ ] Keyword in first 100 words
  • [ ] Keywords in H2s naturally
  • [ ] Related keywords throughout
  • [ ] Proper heading hierarchy
  • [ ] Internal links (3-5 minimum)
  • [ ] External links to authoritative sources
  • [ ] Optimized images with alt text

4. Content Quality Signals

E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trust):

  • Author credentials visible
  • Original research or data
  • Expert quotes/sources
  • Accurate, up-to-date information
  • Clear, professional presentation

Content Types

Blog Post / Article

Long-form educational content (1,500-3,000+ words)

Pillar Page

Comprehensive topic overview linking to cluster content

How-To Guide

Step-by-step instructional content

Listicle

Numbered list of tips, tools, examples

Comparison Post

[A] vs [B] or "Best [Category]" roundups

Glossary / Definition

"What is [term]" educational content


How to Use This Skill

Invoke with natural language describing what SEO content you need:

Content Briefs

  • "Create an SEO content brief for 'how to improve sales productivity'"
  • "Build a brief for a pillar page on customer success"
  • "Research and outline an article targeting 'best CRM for small business'"

Full Articles

  • "Write an SEO-optimized blog post on email marketing best practices"
  • "Create a comparison article: HubSpot vs Salesforce"
  • "Write a how-to guide for setting up marketing automation"

Optimization

  • "Optimize this existing article for SEO: [paste or link]"
  • "Improve the meta tags for our pricing page"
  • "Add FAQ schema markup suggestions for this content"

Content Strategy

  • "What content gaps exist between us and [competitor]?"
  • "Identify keyword opportunities for our product category"
  • "Plan a content cluster around [topic]"

Output Format

Content Brief

# SEO Content Brief: [Primary Keyword]

**Created**: [Date]
**Data Sources Used**: [Ahrefs, Search Console, etc.]

---

## Target Keywords

| Keyword | Volume | Difficulty | Intent | Priority |
|---------|--------|------------|--------|----------|
| [Primary] | [Vol] | [KD] | [Intent] | Primary |
| [Secondary 1] | [Vol] | [KD] | [Intent] | Secondary |
| [Secondary 2] | [Vol] | [KD] | [Intent] | Secondary |

### Related Keywords to Include
*For semantic coverage:*
- [Keyword 1]
- [Keyword 2]
- [Keyword 3]
- [Keyword 4]

### Questions from "People Also Ask"
1. [Question 1]
2. [Question 2]
3. [Question 3]

---

## Search Intent Analysis

**What searchers want**:
- Primary need: [What they're trying to accomplish]
- Secondary needs: [Related information they need]
- Questions they have: [Specific questions]

**Content type that ranks** (from SERP analysis):
- Position 1: [Type] - [URL] - [Word count]
- Position 2: [Type] - [URL] - [Word count]
- Position 3: [Type] - [URL] - [Word count]

---

## Competitive Analysis

### Top Ranking Content

| Position | Title | Domain | Word Count | Key Angles |
|----------|-------|--------|------------|------------|
| 1 | [Title] | [Domain] | [Count] | [What they cover] |
| 2 | [Title] | [Domain] | [Count] | [What they cover] |
| 3 | [Title] | [Domain] | [Count] | [What they cover] |

### Content Gaps (Our Opportunity)
Based on competitor analysis:
- [What competitors miss that we can cover]
- [Unique angle we can take]
- [Data/examples we have that they don't]

---

## Recommended Structure

**Title**: [SEO-optimized title]
**Meta Description**: [150-160 chars with keyword and CTA]
**Target Word Count**: [Range based on competition]
**Estimated Reading Time**: [Minutes]

### Outline

**H1**: [Title/Primary keyword]

**Introduction** (150-200 words)
- Hook: [Angle to grab attention]
- Problem: [What reader faces]
- Promise: [What they'll learn]
- Credibility: [Why trust this content]

**H2**: [Section 1 - addresses primary search intent]
- H3: [Subtopic]
- H3: [Subtopic]
- *Include: [Specific points to cover]*

**H2**: [Section 2 - goes deeper]
- H3: [Subtopic]
- H3: [Subtopic]
- *Include: [Specific points to cover]*

**H2**: [Section 3 - practical/actionable]
- H3: [Subtopic]
- H3: [Subtopic]

**H2**: FAQ (for PAA targeting)
- H3: [Question 1 - exact match from PAA]
- H3: [Question 2 - exact match from PAA]
- H3: [Question 3 - exact match from PAA]

**Conclusion**
- Summary of key points
- CTA: [Desired action]

---

## Internal Linking Strategy

**Link TO these existing pages**:
- [Page 1]: [Anchor text suggestion]
- [Page 2]: [Anchor text suggestion]

**Update these pages to link TO this new content**:
- [Existing page 1]
- [Existing page 2]

---

## CTA Strategy
- **Primary CTA**: [Action] - [Where in content]
- **Secondary CTA**: [Action] - [Where in content]

## Visual Assets Needed
- [ ] Featured image
- [ ] [Diagram/infographic suggestion]
- [ ] [Screenshot needs]

## Schema Markup
Recommended: [Article/HowTo/FAQ schema]

Full SEO Article

# [SEO-Optimized Title with Primary Keyword]

**Meta Description**: [150-160 character description with keyword and CTA]
**Primary Keyword**: [Keyword]
**Word Count**: [Count]

---

[Introduction: 150-200 words]
- Hook that relates to reader's situation
- Establish the problem or opportunity
- Preview what they'll learn
- Brief credibility builder (why trust this)

**In this guide, you'll learn:**
- [Key point 1]
- [Key point 2]
- [Key point 3]

---

## [H2: Major Section 1 - Primary Keyword Related]

[Content that directly addresses search intent - include primary keyword naturally]

### [H3: Subtopic]

[Detailed content with examples, data, and actionable advice]

### [H3: Subtopic]

[Detailed content]

> **Key Takeaway**: [Boxed callout with important point]

[Internal link: Related content on your site]

---

## [H2: Major Section 2 - Secondary Keyword Related]

[Content that expands on the topic]

### [H3: Subtopic]

[Detailed content]

**[Data/Stat callout]**: [Interesting statistic with source - external link]

---

## [H2: Practical/Actionable Section]

[How to apply this information]

**Step 1: [Action]**
[Explanation]

**Step 2: [Action]**
[Explanation]

**Step 3: [Action]**
[Explanation]

---

## Frequently Asked Questions

### [Question from PAA - exact match]

[Direct answer to the question, 50-150 words, optimized for featured snippet]

### [Question from PAA - exact match]

[Direct answer]

### [Question from PAA - exact match]

[Direct answer]

---

## Conclusion

[Recap of key points - 2-3 sentences]

[Reinforcement of main value]

[Clear CTA: What should reader do next?]

---

**Related Resources:**
- [Internal link 1]
- [Internal link 2]
- [Internal link 3]

Automation Options

When configured with integrations, this skill can:

  1. Keyword research - Pull real search volume and difficulty data from Ahrefs/SEMrush
  2. SERP analysis - Analyze what's currently ranking to inform your approach
  3. Content gap identification - Find keywords competitors rank for that you don't
  4. Performance tracking - Monitor how your content ranks over time
  5. Internal linking - Suggest linking opportunities across your site
  6. CMS publishing - Push drafts directly to WordPress/Webflow/HubSpot

Source & license

This open-source skill is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.