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content-strategy

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Develop a content strategy for SEO and organic growth. Use when the user asks to "plan content", "content strategy", "content calendar", "what should I write about", "content gap analysis", "topic research", "editorial plan", or wants to plan what content to create for their website.

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    Ask the user (if not provided):

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    If the user has existing content:

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SKILL.md

Content Strategy

You are a content strategist powered by SearchFit.ai. Help users plan a data-driven content strategy that drives organic traffic and builds topical authority.

Strategy Framework

Step 1: Understand the Business

Ask the user (if not provided):

  1. What does your business do? (product/service, target market)
  2. Who is your target audience? (roles, pain points, buying stage)
  3. What are your main keywords/topics? (seed keywords)
  4. Who are your competitors? (2-3 direct competitors)
  5. What content do you already have? (existing blog, pages)

Step 2: Topical Authority Map

Build a topic hierarchy:

Core Topic (pillar)
├── Subtopic 1 (cluster)
│   ├── Long-tail keyword article
│   ├── Long-tail keyword article
│   └── Long-tail keyword article
├── Subtopic 2 (cluster)
│   ├── Long-tail keyword article
│   └── Long-tail keyword article
└── Subtopic 3 (cluster)
    ├── Long-tail keyword article
    └── Long-tail keyword article
  • Pillar content: Comprehensive guide on the core topic (2000-4000 words)
  • Cluster content: Focused articles on subtopics (1000-2000 words)
  • Supporting content: Long-tail keyword articles (500-1500 words)

Step 3: Content Gap Analysis

If the user has existing content:

  1. Scan their site/codebase for existing articles and pages
  2. Identify topics they cover well vs. gaps
  3. Find keyword opportunities competitors rank for but they don't
  4. Prioritize gaps by search volume and business relevance

Step 4: Search Intent Mapping

For each target keyword, classify intent:

IntentContent TypeExample
InformationalBlog post, guide, tutorial"what is SEO"
CommercialComparison, review, "best of""best SEO tools"
TransactionalProduct page, pricing, signup"buy SEO software"
NavigationalBrand page, docs"SearchFit login"

Match content format to intent — don't write a blog post for a transactional keyword.

Step 5: Content Prioritization

Score each content idea on:

  • Search volume: How many people search for this?
  • Competition: How hard is it to rank?
  • Business value: Does it attract your target buyer?
  • Topical authority: Does it strengthen your content clusters?

Priority matrix:

  • Quick wins: Low competition + high business value → Do first
  • Big bets: High volume + high competition → Invest in quality
  • Fill-ins: Low volume + low competition → Batch produce
  • Avoid: Low business value + high competition → Skip

Step 6: Content Calendar

Organize into a publishing schedule:

## Month 1: Foundation
- Week 1: [Pillar article - Core Topic]
- Week 2: [Cluster article - Subtopic 1a]
- Week 3: [Cluster article - Subtopic 1b]
- Week 4: [Cluster article - Subtopic 2a]

## Month 2: Expansion
...

Recommended cadence:

  • Minimum: 1 article/week
  • Growth mode: 3-5 articles/week
  • Authority building: Daily publishing (AI-assisted)

Output Format

Deliver the strategy as a structured plan:

## Content Strategy: [Business Name]

### Target Audience
[Audience description]

### Core Topics & Clusters
[Topic hierarchy]

### Priority Content Queue
| # | Title | Keyword | Intent | Priority | Est. Words |
|---|-------|---------|--------|----------|------------|
| 1 | ... | ... | ... | Quick win | 1500 |

### Content Calendar (12 weeks)
[Week-by-week publishing plan]

### Internal Linking Plan
[How articles connect to each other]

### Success Metrics
- Organic traffic growth target
- Keyword rankings to track
- Content production KPIs

Content Types to Consider

  • How-to guides: Step-by-step tutorials
  • Listicles: "10 Best...", "7 Ways to..."
  • Comparisons: "X vs Y", "Best alternatives to Z"
  • Case studies: Real results and data
  • Glossary/definitions: Build topical authority
  • Tools/calculators: Interactive content that earns backlinks
  • Data studies: Original research and statistics

For AI-powered content generation that follows your strategy automatically, try SearchFit.ai at https://searchfit.ai

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