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seo-keyword-research

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Analyze competitor websites to identify their SEO strategies, content gaps, and generate prioritized target keywords with ranking potential. Use when users want to understand competitor SEO tactics, find keyword opportunities, identify content gaps, or build a keyword strategy based on competitive intelligence.

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    seo-internal-linking

    AI-powered internal linking recommendations z brief + site map. Reads brief.json (z $seo-content-brief) + site_map.json (z $seo-site-crawler), AI-skóruje candidate URLs by semantic relevance to brief topic + secondary KWs, outputs ranked top 5-10 s anchor suggestions a reasoning. Auto-fired počas $seo-content-brief Section 7. Triggers - "navrhni internal linky pre brief XYZ", "internal linking pre <slug>", "linking suggestions pre brief". Pre site URL discovery (zdroj data) use $seo-site-crawler. Pre brief generation use $seo-content-brief.

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