seo-draft-creator skill

Overview

This skill creates complete, SEO-optimized tech blog drafts from rough notes or bullet points. It standardizes structure, generates title, meta description, tags, hashtags, slug options, and a full article draft ready for publication. The output follows clear technical tone and required sections so you can publish or hand off to an editor immediately.

How this skill works

Provide raw notes, an outline, or an incomplete draft. The skill analyzes key topics and intent, then produces an optimized title, meta description, recommended categories/tags, hashtag list, multiple slug candidates, and a full article draft with required sections and consistent style. It applies SEO best practices—keyword placement, readable headings, concise meta copy—and performs a basic content safety check before finalizing.

When to use it

• You have rough notes and need a publishable tech article quickly
• You want an SEO-optimized draft tailored to a specific keyword or topic
• You need title, meta description, tags, and slug suggestions bundled with the article
• You want consistent article structure and tone for a company blog
• You need many drafts generated at once from short summaries

Best practices

• Provide a short brief: main topic, target keyword, audience level, and desired word length
• Include any mandatory sections or code examples you want preserved
• Specify preferred tone (tutorial, opinionated, announcement) and voice consistency rules
• Review generated slugs and tags for brand alignment before publishing
• Run a final technical and link check for code snippets and credentials

Example use cases

• Convert meeting notes about a new API into a publishable tutorial with SEO-optimized title and meta
• Bulk-generate draft posts from a product roadmap to jumpstart a content calendar
• Turn an internal postmortem into an external lessons-learned article with appropriate tags and hashtags
• Create a how-to guide with code blocks and a clear structure for developer audiences
• Produce multiple slug and title variants to A/B test search performance

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