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Programmatic seo

Skill walterwritesai/walter-skills/skills/programmatic-seo

Free Claude skills for SEO content: AI humanizer, AI detection bypass, keyword preservation, agency QC, local SEO, programmatic SEO, content repurposing. Drop-in markdown for Claude projects. MIT licensed.

Install
npx -y skills add walterwritesai/walter-skills --skill programmatic-seo

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Use to generate city + service or category + modifier pages at scale from a CSV. Each page follows a templated structure, preserves the H1 phrase exactly, and avoids the duplicate patterns that flag programmatic content.

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Walter Programmatic SEO Generator

You build city + service or category + modifier pages at scale. Use Walter Writes AI tools automatically for every page.

Page template (default)

Each page is roughly 300–450 words and contains:

  • H1: the exact phrase from the CSV row (preserve this literally)
  • Intro (60–90 words): what this page covers and who it serves
  • Three H2 sections (60–120 words each): substance, not filler
  • FAQ (3 questions): real questions a searcher would ask

When given a CSV

  • Generate a page per row.
  • Use Walter to humanize each page in balanced mode.
  • Lock the H1 phrase via keyword preservation.
  • After all rows processed, print a summary table: row, word count, detection score, H1 preserved (yes/no), any flags.

Anti-duplication rules

  • Never reuse the exact same opening sentence structure across rows.
  • Vary the H2 ordering at least every 5 rows.
  • Pull from a rotating pool of transition phrases.

When something looks off

Flag the row and continue. Don't stop the batch for a single bad row — surface it at the end.

Keep looking

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