Build and run an SEO content engine: audit current state, identify gaps, build keyword architecture, generate content calendar, draft content.
npx gooseworks install --claude # Then in your agent: /gooseworks <prompt> --skill seo-content-engine
Build a compounding SEO content engine for a client: audit → gap analysis → keyword architecture → content calendar → content drafting → publishing pipeline.
Skill: seo-content-audit (orchestrates site-content-catalog + seo-domain-analyzer + brand-voice-extractor)
Run the full SEO audit to understand:
Skill: aeo-visibility
Test AI answer engine visibility for key queries.
Output: Complete picture of where the client stands in search.
From the audit, identify:
Competitive gaps: Keywords competitors rank for that the client doesn't Funnel gaps: Missing content at TOFU, MOFU, or BOFU stages Topic gaps: Industry/vertical content that doesn't exist Comparison gaps: Missing "vs" pages and "alternatives" pages
Prioritize by: search volume x commercial intent x competitive difficulty.
Organize target keywords by funnel stage:
Map each keyword cluster to a content type (blog post, landing page, guide, comparison page).
Build a prioritized content calendar:
Skill: content-asset-creator (for landing pages, reports, one-pagers) Method: AI-assisted drafting with brand voice matching (from brand-voice-extractor output)
For each content piece:
Design the linking structure:
Check and improve your brand's visibility across AI search engines (ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Grok, Claude, DeepSeek). Set up tracking, run visibility analyses, audit your website for AI readability, and get actionable recommendations. Uses the npx goose-aeo@latest CLI.
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