Write SEO-Optimized Long-Form Blog Posts for WordPress

This skill generates long-form WordPress blog content with a defined article structure and optional SEO components. It combines readable prose, factual discipline, tables, a Truth Box, misconceptions, FAQs, and a conclusion. Yoast metadata, image SEO planning, and JSON-LD schema can be delivered alongside the article or as separate components.

The article starts with a main title and introduction, followed by a Truth Box containing five topic-relevant insights. Core topic sections can include comparison or summary tables, practical analysis, alternatives, and industry context. The workflow also includes three common misconceptions with corrections and five relevant user questions with concise answers. A clickable contents section helps readers navigate the article.

Writing rules favor natural language, short sentences, concise paragraphs, unnumbered headings, and consistent formatting. The skill avoids long dashes, unnecessary symbols, filler, and repetitive prose. Tables are used when they clarify comparisons, pros and cons, category breakdowns, or process summaries.

Use it to prepare a WordPress article targeting a specific keyword and search intent, produce an offer of SEO metadata and schema, or request only one content component. It is suitable when a repeatable editorial structure is needed for publication preparation.

The workflow does not publish content or mutate system state. Required inputs and unclear boundaries need clarification. It also does not replace fact-checking or expert review. When browsing is available, its research requirement calls for at least ten reliable sources. Without browsing, limitations must be disclosed and source counts must not be invented. Estimates need verifiable supporting evidence rather than vague references to industry opinion.

Required inputs are a title, primary keyword, informational, commercial, or transactional intent, and niche or industry. Yoast preference and image count are asked for if missing. Optional inputs include brand, audience, locations, products, themes, and pain points. Provide these input fields:

Title:            {Insert Title}
Primary Keyword:  {Insert Primary Keyword}
Intent:           {Informational / Commercial / Transactional}
Niche/Industry:   {Insert Industry or Subject Area}

Default delivery puts the full article first, then requested SEO metadata and schema. Modular output can return the article alone, Yoast metadata alone, image SEO alone, or schema alone. The article-only batch excludes the other components.

Metadata includes focus keyphrase, SEO title, slug, meta description, social title, and social description. The metadata batch also suggests internal links and types of external links. A dated research-accuracy line is included only when reliable cited market sources were actually reviewed.

Image planning supplies a featured-image concept and requested supporting concepts, each with alt text, title, caption, description, and placement. At least one alt-text field includes the primary keyword. Schema output uses BlogPosting and FAQPage, with placeholder URLs when actual destinations are unavailable and proper escaping for programmatic use.

The output is formatted for WordPress with Markdown headings and tables. Yoast fields support the requested metadata package, and JSON-LD supplies structured-data markup. Related skills address upstream SEO planning, broader platform content optimization, and general copywriting.