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Produce structured, keyword-harmonized articles, guides, and landing pages optimized for search and AI citations. SEO内容创作/文章撰写

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Content Engine

Produces structured, keyword-harmonized content designed to rank in search and earn AI citations. Balances algorithmic optimization with human readability.

Quick Start

Write a guide about [topic] targeting [keyword]

Create a landing page for [product] with keywords: [list]

Draft a comparison article: [A] vs [B] targeting [keyword]

Engine Contract

  • Reads: content brief, target keywords, intent classification, entity inputs, REACH quality constraints
  • Writes: ready-to-publish content plus a summary for memory/content/
  • Promotes: approved angles, messaging choices, and missing evidence to hot cache
  • Next handoff: signal packet with content specs and recommended next engine

Instructions

Run eight steps in order:

  1. Gather Requirements — primary/secondary keywords, word count, content type, audience, tone, CTA goal
  2. Apply REACH Constraints — load the 16 highest-weight REACH items (R01-R04, E01-E04, A01-A04, C01-C04)
  3. Research and Angle — determine unique angle, SERP-winning format, and content structure
  4. Craft Title — ≤60 characters, primary keyword front-loaded, compelling hook
  5. Write Meta Description — 150-160 characters, keyword included, implicit CTA
  6. Build Structure — H1 > hook intro (keyword in first 100 words) > H2 sections > H3 subsections > FAQ > conclusion
  7. Write Body — front-load value, use data/statistics every 250 words, include comparison tables or lists, add 2-5 internal links and 2-3 external citations
  8. Self-Audit — verify keyword placement, readability, structure, and the 16 REACH constraints; flag anything requiring a user decision

Example

User: "Write a guide about 'email marketing for SaaS' targeting small teams"

Output:

  • H1: Email Marketing for SaaS: A Small Team's Playbook to 40%+ Open Rates
  • Meta: Small SaaS teams see 40%+ open rates with these 9 email tactics. Includes subject-line formulas, automation maps, and a 30-day campaign template.
  • Structure: 9 tactics with data-backed examples, comparison table (Mailchimp vs Brevo vs ConvertKit), 5-question FAQ (40-60 word answers), actionable conclusion

Content Type Templates

  • How-to guide: Problem > Steps > Common mistakes > Tools > CTA
  • Comparison: Context > Criteria matrix > Tool-by-tool breakdown > Verdict > CTA
  • Listicle: Promise > Numbered items with depth > Pro tips > CTA
  • Ultimate guide: Overview > Chapters > Deep dives > Resources > CTA

Tips for Success

  • Match search intent above all else
  • Write the headline first — it dictates the angle
  • One idea per paragraph
  • Use concrete numbers, not vague superlatives
  • Always include a next step for the reader

Save Results

Offer to save a dated summary to memory/content/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md.

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