Claude Code SEO Skills

Claude Code SEO skills turn scattered checks into a repeatable run: parse a Search Console export, surface pages sitting just outside the top, verify meta tags and structured data, and build a brief for a specific query. The same checklist reaches every page instead of only the one somebody remembered. Technical SEO fits skills well precisely because it is made of checks with unambiguous answers: is there exactly one canonical on the page, does hreflang point both ways, is the title under sixty characters, does the article carry schema markup. People skip those out of inattention. A skill does not. A second benefit is that thresholds stop being a matter of taste: the skill holds them as numbers, so nobody has to argue about whether a description is long enough. It also keeps the run auditable: the same checklist produces the same report, so two people looking at one page reach the same conclusion.

The second area is data work. A thousand-row Search Console export cannot be read by eye — what matters in it only appears after grouping by position and by section. The skill records how to do that grouping and which thresholds are worth acting on.

The collection below covers audits, search data analysis and query-driven content prep.

Skills in this collection

83 skills in this collection; the 24 highest-rated are listed below.

FAQ

Can Claude Code replace an SEO specialist?

No. Skills cover the reproducible half of the work: checks, export analysis, briefs from a template. Deciding which queries are worth pursuing, what content to write and how to differ from competitors stays with a person — that takes market knowledge, not checklist execution.

Do I need Search Console access for these skills to be useful?

Not necessarily. Some skills work from a downloaded report file, others work against the live pages, checking markup and meta tags. Direct API access is only required by skills that pull fresh data themselves.

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