Geo rewriter
Rewrites existing content for Generative Engine Optimization (GEO). Improves citability by adding structured data references, statistics, author EEAT signals, and llms.txt compatibility. Use when updating legacy content for AI search visibility.From its SKILL.md
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GEO Content Rewriter
Rewrites existing content to improve AI-search visibility and citation likelihood.
When to Use
- Updating legacy blog posts for GEO
- Preparing content for AI citation audits
- Improving EEAT signals in existing content
What It Does
- Adds citability hooks — statistics, definitions, verifiable claims
- Improves structure — clear H2/H3 hierarchy for LLM parsing
- Adds EEAT signals — author bylines, publish dates, credentials
- Schema recommendations — suggests relevant JSON-LD types
- llms.txt entry — generates the entry for this page
Key Changes
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| "Many companies benefit" | "78% of surveyed companies report 40% efficiency gains (Source: McKinsey 2025)" |
| "Contact us" | Author: Dr. Jane Smith, AI Visibility Specialist |
| No schema | Article + FAQ schema recommended |
What ships with it
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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.