seo-keywordlisted

Run keyword research, classify by search intent, cluster into topical groups, and prioritize for content production. Use this skill whenever the user asks to do keyword research, find target keywords, identify ranking opportunities, classify search intent, build a topical map, or plan a content strategy around what people search for. Triggers on keyword research, keyword strategy, search intent, keyword clustering, topic clusters, keyword difficulty, search volume, ranking opportunity, content gap, what should I write about, target keyword, primary keyword, secondary keyword, long-tail. Also triggers when planning a content calendar or new site without keywords yet defined.
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# Keyword Research Find the queries worth ranking for, classify them by intent, cluster them into topics, and prioritize what to produce. Stack-agnostic. Tool-agnostic (works with any keyword tool). --- ## When to use - Starting a new site or content section - Planning a content calendar - Looking for ranking opportunities on an existing site - Understanding search intent before writing - Building topic clusters for internal linking - Identifying content gaps vs competitors ## When NOT to use - Optimizing a single page where the target query is already known (use `seo-onpage`) - Comparing your site to a competitor across many dimensions (use `seo-competitor`) - Auditing existing content for performance (use `seo-content-audit`) --- ## Required inputs - The site or topic area - The target audience and what they need - A keyword tool (Ahrefs, Semrush, Moz, Google Keyword Planner, or similar) OR access to search console for an existing site - Optional: 3 to 5 known competitors to seed the research If no tool is available, the skill still works using SERP inspection and search console data alone, but the volume estimates will be rough. --- ## The framework: 4 stages ### Stage 1: Discover Cast a wide net. Sources: - **Seed terms** from the brief or the user's vocabulary - **Competitor keywords** (any keyword tool will export these) - **Search console queries** for an existing site (find the page-1 and page-2 queries) - **Related searches and "People also ask"** in a