seo-content-brief

What This Skill Does

The seo-content-brief skill is a specialized tool for AI agents designed to automate the initial phase of search engine optimization strategy. It leverages powerful research and extraction tools to gather competitive intelligence directly from the SERPs (Search Engine Results Pages). By analyzing intent, extracting top-ranking content structure, and formatting output according to professional standards, this skill allows users to generate data-backed content briefs in minutes rather than hours. It ensures that every piece of content created is optimized to meet searcher intent, align with high-performing formats, and fill gaps left by existing top-ranking articles.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw repository command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/okaris/seo-content-brief Once installed, ensure your infsh credentials are configured to allow the skill to execute the necessary research queries via the integrated CLI.

Use Cases

• Content Planning: Generating structured outlines for blog posts that are pre-optimized for specific keywords.
• SEO Strategy: Identifying content gaps by comparing top-ranking articles and determining how to create a superior unique angle.
• Internal Linking: Automating the discovery of relevant pages to link to and from new content to boost domain authority.
• Briefing Freelancers: Providing writers with a comprehensive document that clarifies tone, intent, and structural expectations.

Example Prompts

1. "Create an SEO content brief for the keyword 'best project management software for startups'. Include a competitor analysis of the top 3 results."
2. "I need an outline for a guide on 'React vs Vue 2024'. Please research the current search intent and suggest a heading hierarchy."
3. "Analyze the search intent for 'how to use Docker for local development' and tell me if I should write a tutorial, a listicle, or an overview."

Tips & Limitations

• Follow the SERP: Always match the format that is already winning. If the top 5 results are tutorials, do not attempt to write a comparison guide.
• Use Data, Not Gut Feeling: Use the tavily/extract tool to pull actual content from competitors so your brief is based on reality, not just your assumptions.
• Internal Links: Always customize the internal link section; the AI can suggest links, but your editorial oversight is needed to ensure topical relevance.