Skill

Optimize Content with Strategic Keyword Analysis

Keyword strategist skill for primary/secondary keywords, LSI generation, entity mapping, and over-optimization detection.


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Updated 11 days ago
Source checked Sep 10, 2026
Version 17.0.0

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Why it matters

Enhance your content's search engine visibility by identifying and optimizing primary, secondary, and LSI keywords. This skill analyzes your content for semantic relevance and topical authority, providing actionable insights for better search engine rankings.

Outcomes

What it gets done

01

Identify primary and secondary keywords for content optimization.

02

Analyze keyword density and suggest natural placement.

03

Generate LSI keywords and identify related entities for topical depth.

04

Assess search intent and detect over-optimization issues.

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Free account needed to copy or download. It lets your agents use Spark over MCP and report back whether an asset worked.

Run in your project directory:

curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-seo-keyword-strategist | bash

After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.

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Overview

Seo Keyword Strategist

Analyzes content for keyword strategy: primary and secondary keyword density, LSI keyword generation, entity mapping, and over-optimization detection, delivered as a structured keyword package. Use when optimizing a specific piece of content's keyword targeting and semantic depth, not for search-volume or SERP analysis.

What it does

A keyword strategist skill that analyzes provided content for semantic optimization: identifying primary and secondary keywords, calculating and optimizing keyword density, analyzing entity and topical relevance, generating LSI keywords, suggesting semantic variations and natural language patterns, and detecting over-optimization. Its density guideline targets 0.5-1.5% for the primary keyword, favoring natural placement and entity co-occurrence over stuffing. Its entity-analysis framework works in five steps: identify primary entity relationships, map related entities and concepts, analyze competitor entity usage, build topical-authority signals, and create entity-rich content sections. The working method extracts current keyword usage from the provided content, calculates density percentages, identifies entities and related concepts, infers likely search intent from the content type, generates LSI keywords for the topic, suggests optimal keyword distribution, and flags over-optimization. Output follows a fixed Keyword Strategy Package format naming the primary keyword with its density and use count, 3-5 secondary keyword targets, and 20-30 LSI semantic variations, plus deliverables covering keyword density analysis, entity and concept mapping, search-intent assessment, a content-optimization checklist, placement recommendations, and over-optimization warnings. It also offers advanced recommendations - question-based keywords for People Also Ask boxes, voice-search optimization terms, featured-snippet opportunities, and keyword clustering for topic hubs - and notes platform integration points for WordPress SEO plugins and static-site frontmatter keyword schemas.

When to use - and when NOT to

Use when optimizing a piece of content's keyword strategy - identifying primary or secondary targets, generating LSI keywords, checking density, or catching over-optimization - based on the content and topic provided. Not for tasks unrelated to keyword strategy, and not a substitute for real search-volume data or actual SERP analysis, which this skill doesn't have access to; it reasons from the content and topic itself.

Inputs and outputs

Input is the content to optimize plus its topic or target subject. Output is the Keyword Strategy Package (primary keyword with density and use count, secondary keyword targets, 20-30 LSI keywords) plus the full deliverable set: density analysis, entity mapping, search-intent assessment, an optimization checklist, placement recommendations, over-optimization warnings, and advanced suggestions for PAA questions, voice search, and featured snippets.

Primary: [keyword] (0.8% density, 12 uses)
Secondary: [keywords] (3-5 targets)
LSI Keywords: [20-30 semantic variations]
Entities: [related concepts to include]

Integrations

Notes integration points for WordPress SEO plugins and static-site frontmatter keyword schema, though the core analysis works from provided content alone without live search data.

Who it's for

Content writers and SEO strategists optimizing a specific piece of content's keyword targeting and topical depth who want a structured LSI and entity analysis rather than a single flat keyword list.

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