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/seo-content-brief
Research and structure
Build SEO content briefs with keyword research, SERP takeaways, outlines, and internal-link plans.
Leaves behind
A sourced Markdown brief with intent, gaps, outline, and internal-link opportunities.
Start with a URL.
Give Sharper a page. It researches search intent, current results, content gaps, and internal-link opportunities, then prepares a structured Markdown brief.
One skill for each stage of the work.
Sharper loads a focused instruction set for the job at hand, then leaves a concrete artifact for the next stage.
Move from research to draft to refresh without rebuilding the workflow each time.
Try it nowSEO skill system
Available in the task composer
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/seo-article
Draft for publication
Write or revise publish-ready long-form SEO articles from a brief, topic, or source material.
Leaves behind
A complete Markdown article with metadata, citations, and an editorially useful structure.
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/seo-content-refresh
Update what already exists
Refresh existing web content to recover search performance, update outdated information, and better match search intent.
Leaves behind
A refreshed page plus a change summary showing what was preserved, updated, and added.
Illustrative dataPeriod comparison
Google Search Console
sc-domain:example.com
Remote onboarding checklist
Last 28 days compared with previous period
MetricPreviousCurrentChange
Clicks12,4809,120−27%
Impressions184K192K+4%
Avg. position7.411.2+3.8
Clicks fell while impressions grew, pointing to a title and intent-alignment opportunity rather than a demand problem.
Use performance evidence when it changes the decision.
Connect Search Console to identify decay, CTR opportunities, and query shifts before a refresh. The integration is optional—not a dependency for every SEO task.
Compare periods before deciding what to change
Combine performance signals with live search research
Keep the workflow useful even without an integration
Inspect the work, not just the answer.
Every workflow ends in an editable file you can review, hand off, and publish through your existing process.
Structured metadata is visible and editable
Research and source decisions stay inspectable
Refreshes include a concise change summary
SEO deliverables
remote-onboarding-brief.md
remote-onboarding-article.md
remote-onboarding-refresh.md
remote-onboarding-refresh.mdReady
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title: "Remote Onboarding Checklist"
slug: "remote-onboarding-checklist"
excerpt: "A practical onboarding guide..."
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title: "Remote Onboarding Checklist"
slug: "remote-onboarding-checklist"
excerpt: "A practical onboarding guide..."
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Remote onboarding checklist for distributed teams
A practical checklist covering access, equipment, manager context, the first day, and measurable 30-day milestones.
Preserved useful links and images
Updated title and search-intent framing
Added manager handoff and 30-day milestones
Flagged claims that need editorial review
FAQ
Practical details about skills, evidence, output files, and how SEO work moves through Sharper.
What makes an SEO workflow a skill?
A skill gives Sharper a repeatable, task-specific process. It defines what to research, which evidence to collect, how to structure the work, and what artifact to leave behind.
Do I need Google Search Console connected?
No. Content briefs and article drafts work without it. The refresh skill can use Search Console when you want performance evidence such as query shifts, CTR opportunities, or declining clicks.
Can Sharper refresh an existing page without replacing everything?
Yes. The refresh workflow is designed to preserve useful images, links, tables, calls to action, and structure unless your instructions explicitly ask for their removal.
What files do SEO workflows create?
The built-in workflows create editable Markdown deliverables: a research brief, a publish-ready article, or an updated page with a change summary.
Can I edit the task before it starts?
Yes. The SEO tool assembles the skill, URL, and request, then opens them in New Task. Review or edit the prompt there before sending it.
Does Sharper publish directly to my CMS?
These skills produce reviewable files in the task workspace. You stay in control of editorial approval and publishing through your existing CMS workflow.
Turn your next page into a stronger brief.
Start an SEO task with a URL, focused instructions, and optional Search Console evidence.