content-seolisted

On-page / editorial SEO for written content — so what you publish ranks AND gets cited by AI answer engines. INVOKE THIS PROACTIVELY — even when the user never says "SEO" — whenever writing or editing prose meant to be published on the web — blog posts, articles, guides, tutorials, landing-page copy, product/marketing pages, press releases, "what's new"/changelog/release-note entries, FAQ pages, documentation, or Markdown content (`content/**/*.md`, `*.mdx`) and its frontmatter (title, description, slug, canonical). Covers search intent, title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, keyword targeting, content depth, internal linking, image alt text, URL slugs, featured-snippet and AI-citation formatting, E-E-A-T, and the do's/don'ts that get content penalized. It is the editorial-SEO quality bar for all published writing produced here — reach for it on any content-writing task, not only when SEO is named. (Pairs with the technical [[seo-standards]] skill, which covers the HTML/template/redirect side.)
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# Content SEO — write it so humans rank it and AI cites it This is the editorial counterpart to the technical [[seo-standards]] skill. That one governs the *plumbing* (HTML structure, canonical tags, redirects, sitemaps). This one governs the *writing* — what makes a blog post, article, or landing page actually earn visibility. ## The shift that frames everything On-page SEO is no longer about keyword counts and word counts. In 2025-2026 it rests on three things: **genuine expertise**, **structure a machine can extract**, and **earning citations in AI answers**. Two things are true at once: - **The fundamentals are the price of entry.** AI Overviews now appear on a large and growing share of Google searches, and the pages they cite overwhelmingly *also* rank in the traditional top 10. So ranking organically is now a *prerequisite* for AI visibility, not an alternative to it. - **A new layer sits on top.** Getting *cited* by AI answer engines (Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini) rewards content that reads as **evidentiary** — quotes, statistics, citations, clear structure. Optimize for being *the cited source*, not just for a blue-link click, because many searches now end without one. Everything below serves both readers and machines — they almost always want the same thing: a clear, trustworthy, well-structured answer. ## When to apply this Any time you're writing or editing prose destined for the web: blog posts, articles, guides, tutorials, land