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seo-auditor

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A comprehensive SEO audit framework and checklist for web projects. Includes a reusable checklist template, detailed standards, and common validation rules.

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    Run the audit_rules.js script against your built HTML files to catch obvious errors:

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    Canonical: ALWAYS set, ALWAYS use trailing slash (/path/).

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    Schema: Use FAQPage (5+ Qs) or HowTo to capture rich results.

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    Internal Links: Every page needs 3-6 outgoing links in a "Related" section.

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SKILL.md

SEO Auditor

A battle-tested SEO audit framework extracted from real-world high-traffic projects. Use this to systematically review any new website or page for SEO compliance.

Resources Included

  1. resources/seo_standards.md: The Core Knowledge Base. Detailed guidelines on Metadata, Schema, Content, and Performance standards.
  2. resources/checklist_template.md: A generalized Markdown checklist for auditing any page.
  3. resources/audit_rules.js: A simple Node.js script to check common SEO issues (H1, Meta Tags, Canonical).

Usage

1. Manual Audit (The Golden Standard)

For every significant page update or new feature:

  1. Read the Standards: Review resources/seo_standards.md to understand the Why and How.
  2. Create a Checklist: Copy resources/checklist_template.md to your project (e.g., docs/audits/PAGE_NAME_AUDIT.md).
  3. Verify & Check: Go through each item. Do not just tick the box—verify it against the standards.

2. Automated Check (Sanity Check)

Run the audit_rules.js script against your built HTML files to catch obvious errors:

# Example
node .agent/skills/seo-auditor/resources/audit_rules.js ./out/index.html

Quick Reference (Top 5 Rules)

  1. Title: 50-60 chars, unique, dynamic date (e.g. "(June 2026)").
  2. Canonical: ALWAYS set, ALWAYS use trailing slash (/path/).
  3. Schema: Use FAQPage (5+ Qs) or HowTo to capture rich results.
  4. Internal Links: Every page needs 3-6 outgoing links in a "Related" section.
  5. Performance: HTML size < 150KB, use <Image> component.

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