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seo-sprint

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When the user wants to build organic search traffic from scratch on a site or app — a multi-phase SEO sprint that ships programmatic landing pages (alternatives, use-cases, comparisons, playbooks) backed by real keyword research. Also use when the user mentions 'SEO sprint,' 'build organic traffic,' 'rank in Google,' 'build an SEO machine,' 'alternatives pages,' 'comparison pages,' '/for/ pages,' 'programmatic SEO playbook,' 'competitor alternatives,' or vague asks like 'help me with SEO' or 'we need traffic' when there's no existing roadmap — this skill creates one and then executes it phase by phase. Distinguish from seo-audit (one-off diagnostic) and programmatic-seo (page-template scaling only) — this skill owns research, planning, page generation, internal linking, off-page checklist, and the persistent phase tracker across the whole sprint.

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