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Content moat planner

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Build durable topical clusters based on authority and product fit. Use when Codex needs to plan a content strategy that creates defensible competitive advantages through comprehensive topic coverage.From its SKILL.md

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Content Moat Planner

Overview

Design a topical cluster strategy that builds a defensible content moat. Instead of chasing individual keywords, plan comprehensive topic hubs that establish authority depth, interlink tightly, and out-resource competitors on high-value topics.

Inputs

  • Site's current topical map or content inventory
  • Competitor topical coverage analysis
  • Product/service categories and conversion paths

Workflow

  1. Identify the site's core topics where it has or can build unique authority.
  2. Map each topic to a conversion path or business goal.
  3. Analyze competitor coverage for each topic: depth, breadth, freshness.
  4. Design the cluster architecture:
    • Pillar page: comprehensive topic overview
    • Cluster pages: specific subtopics, questions, angles
    • Support content: data, tools, comparisons
  5. Plan internal link structure within each cluster.
  6. Estimate the content investment per cluster.
  7. Prioritize clusters by: authority potential, search demand, conversion proximity.

Output

Content moat plan with cluster architecture, pillar/cluster assignments, internal link map, and investment estimate.

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