seo-onpage

# On-Page SEO Optimize a single page for search relevance, click-through, and crawler comprehension. Stack-agnostic. Works on any CMS, framework, or static site. --- ## When to use - Auditing or optimizing a single page (homepage, product page, article, landing page) - Writing or reviewing title tags and meta descriptions - Fixing header structure or content hierarchy - Reviewing internal links from or to a page - Improving a page's CTR from search results ## When NOT to use - Site-wide crawl, indexing, or speed issues (use `seo-technical`) - Keyword research or intent mapping (use `seo-keyword`) - Competitor SERP analysis (use `seo-competitor`) - Auditing many pages at once for prune/merge decisions (use `seo-content-audit`) --- ## Required inputs - The page URL or the draft content if pre-launch - The primary target query (one phrase the page should rank for) - The page's role in the site (commercial, informational, navigational) If the target query is unknown, run `seo-keyword` first or ask the user to name one. --- ## The framework: 8 dimensions A complete on-page audit covers eight dimensions. Score each as Pass, Needs work, or Fail. Note the specific fix. ### 1. Title tag - One unique title per URL across the site - Roughly 50 to 60 characters (longer gets truncated in SERPs) - Primary query near the front - Brand at the end if it earns inclusion - Distinct from the H1 (often very similar, but should not be identical word-for-word) ### 2. Meta description...