Audit SEO Content for Optimization

SEO Content Auditor analyzes content you supply for quality, E-E-A-T signals and SEO best practices. It scores the content and gives improvement recommendations based on established guidelines. It works only on the material provided to it, acting as an SEO content auditor looking for optimization opportunities.

Its focus areas are content depth and comprehensiveness, E-E-A-T signals visible in the content, readability and user experience, keyword usage and semantic relevance, content structure and formatting, trust indicators and credibility, and the unique value proposition.

The skill lists what it can analyze: text quality, depth and originality; the presence of data, statistics and citations; author expertise indicators in the content; heading structure and organization; keyword density and distribution; reading level and clarity; and internal linking opportunities.

It states equally plainly what it cannot do: check actual SERP rankings, analyze competitor content you did not supply, access search volume data, verify technical SEO metrics, or check actual user engagement metrics.

The approach has six steps:

1. Evaluate content completeness for the topic.
2. Check for E-E-A-T indicators in the text.
3. Analyze keyword usage patterns.
4. Assess readability and structure.
5. Identify missing trust signals.
6. Suggest improvements based on best practices.

The output is a Content Audit Report presented as a table with a score, the issues found and recommendations for each category. The categories shown are Content Depth (for example missing subtopics, with a recommendation to add sections), E-E-A-T Signals (for example no author bio, with a recommendation to include credentials), Readability (for example long paragraphs, with a recommendation to break them into chunks) and Keyword Optimization (for example low density, with a recommendation for natural integration). Each category is scored out of 10.

Use it when you have a piece of content in hand and want a scored review with concrete recommendations for improvement.

Do not use it when the task is unrelated to SEO content auditing or needs a different domain or tool outside this scope. The skill states that its output is not a substitute for environment-specific validation, testing or expert review, and that you should stop and ask for clarification if required inputs, permissions, safety boundaries or success criteria are missing.

The input is the content to audit, supplied directly, along with clear goals and constraints, which the skill asks you to clarify. An example request is to analyze the supplied material with the skill, identify the highest-priority findings and give concrete next steps.

The deliverables are an overall content quality score, specific improvement recommendations, missing topic suggestions, structure optimization advice and trust signal opportunities. The skill focuses on actionable improvements based on SEO best practices and content quality standards.

Writers, editors and SEO practitioners who want a structured review of a draft or published page before deciding what to change.