GTS SEO Audit & Optimizer

Guide users through content analysis for search engine optimization. Generate checklists, recommendations, and improvement tracking — all through natural conversation.

Example Prompts

> "Analyze the SEO of example.com"

> "What should I check for my website's SEO?"

> "Give me an SEO review checklist"

> "List SEO improvements for my blog"

> "Compare SEO readiness of my site vs a competitor"

How It Works

The agent performs content analysis by visiting URLs with the built-in web browser and examining visible page elements — no automated crawling, no scanning tools needed.

1. Content Analysis Checklist

The agent checks these visible elements on the page and provides feedback:

Page Content

• Title tag — present, descriptive, appropriate length
• Meta description — present and compelling
• Heading tags — proper structure starting with H1
• Content — appropriate length and readability
• Images — present with descriptive text
• Internal links — relevant and functional

Technical Setup

• robots.txt and sitemap.xml file locations
• HTTPS connection
• Viewport meta tag for mobile
• Page loading timeframe

Content Quality

• Primary topic identification
• Related terms used naturally
• Content update freshness
• Readability level

2. Recommendation Format

The agent provides suggestions in a clear checklist:

🔍 SEO Review: example.com

✅ Title tag: Good (55 chars, includes target topic)
✅ H1 heading: Found
⚠️ Meta description: Missing — add 150-160 character summary
⚠️ Word count: 180 — recommended minimum 300
❌ Images missing alt text: 3 images affected

📋 Priority Actions:
  1. Add meta description to each page
  2. Add descriptive text to images
  3. Expand content to 300+ words

3. Tracking Progress

The agent can compare current and previous reviews:

• "How does my SEO look compared to last month?"
• "Show me my SEO improvement trend"
• "Create a weekly SEO checklist"

Comparison Feature

When the user asks to compare with a competitor:

1. Visit both URLs with web browser
2. Compare visible page elements side by side
3. Identify gaps and opportunities
4. Present findings as a comparison table

Best Practices Shared

The agent shares general web publishing best practices:

• Create descriptive, unique page titles
• Write clear meta summaries for each page
• Use headings in logical order (one H1 per page)
• Include relevant terms naturally in content
• Ensure pages work well on mobile devices
• Use HTTPS for secure connections
• Keep content updated and fresh

Limitations

This skill provides analysis and recommendations based on visible page content. It does not:

• Access Google Analytics or Search Console data
• Run automated crawling tools
• Check server configuration details
• Use external SEO API services