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Seo Blog Writer Claude

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Description

SEO blog writer Claude skill — turn any URL, notes, or topic into a human-sounding blog post that ranks on Google. Fills every SEO field: title, meta description, FAQ schema, table of contents. Beats AI detectors.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

SEO Blog Writer — Claude Skill

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**SEO blog writer for Claude Code.** Turn any URL, notes, or topic into a human-sounding blog post that ranks on Google and beats AI detectors. Fills every SEO field, FAQ schema, and meta tag in one prompt.

**This is the actual Claude skill I use to write every blog post I publish.** Not a template. Not a demo. The real thing — copied straight from my `~/.claude/skills/`.


What it does

You give it anything — a URL, raw notes, a topic, a competitor's post, a YouTube transcript. It gives you back a complete blog post with:

  • Human tone — burstiness, perplexity, real slang, zero AI filler phrases
  • E-E-A-T signals — first-person experience markers, specific numbers, real opinions
  • Full SEO fields — title, meta description, focus keywords, alt text
  • FAQ schema — ready for Google rich snippets
  • Table of contents + sticky sidebar HTML
  • Internal link suggestions
  • Markdown content — drop it straight into your CMS

One prompt in, finished post out.


Why human tone is the only SEO factor that still works in 2026

Google's helpful content update killed generic AI writing. AI detectors (GPTZero, Originality.ai) flag 90% of raw ChatGPT output. Both punish the same thing: **content that sounds like a robot wrote it.**

This skill enforces 6 anti-detection rules on every sentence:

  1. Burstiness — mix 3-word sentences with 40-word ones
  2. Perplexity — use real slang, unexpected word choices
  3. E-E-A-T — add first-person experience every 500 words
  4. Zero filler — ban "In today's world", "It's important to note", "delve into", etc.
  5. Sandwich method — hand-write the hook and H2s
  6. Unpredictable format — 4, 6, 7, or 9-item lists; never exactly 5

The result: content that ranks, doesn't trip detectors, and actually sounds like you wro