seo-keywords

seo-keywords is a Keyword research skill for AI agents, published by mangollc in the claude-seo-skill repository on GitHub. Skillspace rates seo-keywords D (64/100) and it passed the safety scan; the rating is based on static analysis only.

Revenue-focused keyword research and strategy for SEO campaigns. Handles keyword discovery, clustering, search intent mapping, difficulty assessment, competitor gap analysis, topical authority mapping, SERP feature analysis, competitor content strategy reverse engineering, and programmatic SEO template generation. USE FOR: - "keyword research", "find keywords", "keyword strategy" - "competitor keywords", "keyword gap analysis" - "search intent", "keyword clustering" - "what should I rank for", "content opportunities" - "topic map", "topical authority", "pillar content" - "SERP features", "SERP analysis" - "competitor content strategy", "content reverse engineering" - "programmatic SEO", "location pages", "comparison pages" - Any request about finding or analyzing search terms Supports two workflows: local/service businesses and SaaS/online companies. Multi-client: stores results in .seo/clients/{client}/keywords/

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D
Quality
64 / 100
Safety
Passed
GitHub stars
37

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