CONTENT SKILLS
Content skills: write, edit, QA and score for E-E-A-T
Five skills across the life of a page: the draft, the edit, the pre-publish gate, the anti-slop ruleset, and the quality score. 5 skills from 4 libraries, 5 of them running with no key, every one read in full and run once.
Content skills, read and run
Each card names the library it came from and what it needs. The item page carries the safety review, the real run and the SKILL.md.
- write-contentWrite a complete SEO article in four phases (research, content-type decision, knowledge extraction, write) under an explicit anti-AI-slop ruleset: banned words, banned phrases, banned structural patterns, and a 30% rule for details no generic model could produce.
- copywritingConversion copy for any marketing page: five principles, six writing-style rules, an above-the-fold structure with headline formulas, CTA guidelines, and page-type guidance, delivered with annotations and alternatives.
- copy-editingSeven sequential editing passes over copy you already have: clarity, voice, so-what, prove-it, specificity, emotion, zero-risk, each looping back to check the earlier sweeps, plus an expert-panel scoring gate for high-stakes pages.
- editorial-qaPre-publish QA that catches problems instead of ticking boxes: brief adherence, voice consistency, fact accuracy as a halt condition, an AI-content audit with eleven tells and six hallucination patterns, SEO and AEO compliance, link and schema validation, and sampling discipline at scale.
- seo-contentContent quality and E-E-A-T scoring against Google’s own who-how-why test, with an AI citation readiness score and a deterministic draft cleanup that strips invisible Unicode watermarks and AI-typical phrasing.
Together
What these skills do together
Write: write-content
Four phases and an explicit banned-word, banned-phrase, banned-pattern ruleset.
Write copy that sells: copywriting
Page copy by section with alternatives and the reasoning.
Edit: copy-editing
Seven focused passes over a draft you already have.
Gate: editorial-qa
Brief adherence and fact accuracy can halt a piece; the AI-content audit names eleven tells.
Score: seo-content
Who, how, why; E-E-A-T out of 100; the invisible-character cleanup.
Limits
What a skill cannot replace
A skill can remove the tells of machine writing and cannot supply the thing readers came for: a number you measured, a case you ran, an opinion you can defend. Every skill here says some version of that. Our guides carry the sources and the ledger that make a claim publishable.
SEO content service
The service page for this channel: what we run, how it is measured, and what it costs.
SEO content serviceMethod
From our guides
The method behind the skills, with the measurements.
- B2B Content Marketing: How Long Before It WorksB2B content marketing gets defined everywhere and priced nowhere. Not one published account names a price or a date. The published numbers that look like an answer measure a demand engine, a sales cycle or a search ranking, and reading them as a content timeline is how a plan gets a date it cannot keep.
- SaaS content marketing: what it has to beatThe published advice converges on the same nine steps. None of them says what content is being chosen instead of, or how much it has to produce to win that comparison. The answer moves by a factor of a hundred with your price.
- How to run an ecommerce SEO auditMost audit checklists mix one thing Google publishes a threshold for with fifty things it does not. Here is the difference, and the ecommerce-only section that generic audits leave out entirely.
- AI SEO names two opposite jobsAI SEO means either using AI to do your SEO work, or getting your pages named inside AI answers. Those are different purchases with different mechanisms. Here is how to tell which one you have, what each costs, and what the platforms publish about the second.
- Brand mentionsGoogle says an unlinked mention passes no signal to its link graph. A published visibility score counts it as its unit. The same publisher argued both sides five years apart, and both times it was right.
- Digital PRDigital PR earns coverage on other people’s sites. Earned media is also where AI answers get most of what they quote: 84 percent of the links they cite come from it, and 0.3 percent from paid.
Questions
Questions people ask before installing
Do the anti-slop rules make content rank?
They make it readable. Ranking follows from the evidence and the structure, which is why write-content pairs its ruleset with a 30% rule for details no generic model could produce.
Which one checks facts?
editorial-qa treats fact accuracy as a halt condition and lists the hallucination patterns; seo-content scores trust signals. Neither verifies a number for you; both tell you which numbers need a source.
Can these write in my brand voice?
copywriting and write-content ask for it and save it; editorial-qa checks a draft against a voice system you already have.