
Seo Sxo
Classify your page and SERP competitors into eight page types so SEO and search-experience optimization match intent, structure, and schema expectations.
Overview
Seo-sxo is an agent skill most often used in Launch (also Grow) that classifies pages and SERP results into eight page types with signals, structure, schema, and mismatch severity for SEO and SXO alignment.
Install
npx skills add https://github.com/agricidaniel/claude-seo --skill seo-sxoWhat is this skill?
- Exactly 8 page types for classifying target URLs and each SERP result
- Landing Page signals: hero, single CTA, pricing, testimonials, reduced nav
- Blog Post signals: byline, dates, 800+ words, /blog/ breadcrumbs, snippet-friendly structure
- Per-type SERP indicators, content structure outlines, and required schema elements
- Common mismatch callouts with severity (e.g. Blog Post on landing keywords: CRITICAL)
- 8 page types in the SERP classification taxonomy
- Blog Post primary signal includes article body greater than 800 words
Adoption & trust: 1.2k installs on skills.sh; 8.5k GitHub stars; 2/3 security scanners passed (skills.sh audits).
What problem does it solve?
You cannot tell whether your URL format or a competitor’s page type matches the query intent shown in the SERP, so fixes stay generic.
Who is it for?
Solo builders auditing one URL against organic results who need consistent page-type labels for SEO briefs and rewrite plans.
Skip if: Pure technical SEO crawls with no page-level content review, or teams that already enforce a CMS page-type system with no SERP comparison.
When should I use this skill?
When classifying target URLs and SERP results for SEO/SXO audits or content rewrites using the page-type taxonomy.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Every analyzed URL gets one explicit page-type label with a checklist of structure, schema, and mismatch risks to fix before publishing or rewriting.
- Single assigned page type per URL with mismatch notes and severity
- Structure and schema checklist aligned to the chosen type
Recommended Skills
Journey fit
Spans multiple journey phases - primary shelf plus alternate fits below.
Launch is the canonical shelf because the taxonomy targets SERP classification, snippet patterns, and on-page SEO alignment for ranking pages. SEO subphase covers page-type versus query intent mismatches (e.g. blog post on landing-page keywords) called out as CRITICAL in the skill.
Where it fits
Label your SaaS homepage and the top ten results as Landing vs Blog to see a CRITICAL blog-on-commercial mismatch.
Before building a waitlist page, pick the Landing Page type and required CTA-plus-schema checklist.
Reclassify an underperforming article against PAA-heavy SERPs to confirm it should stay Blog Post and expand H2 coverage.
How it compares
Use as a classification rubric for page intent and SERP shape, not as a replacement for rank tracking or Core Web Vitals tooling.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is seo-sxo for?
Solo founders and indie marketers shipping landing pages, blogs, or service sites who compare their URLs to live SERP results and need a fixed taxonomy.
When should I use seo-sxo?
At Launch when aligning new pages to SEO intent and SERP patterns, and in Grow when revising content that ranks poorly because the page type does not match what Google shows for the query.
Is seo-sxo safe to install?
It is editorial classification guidance; review the Security Audits panel on this page and treat any live SERP fetching as your own compliance responsibility.
SKILL.md
READMESKILL.md - Seo Sxo
# Page Type Taxonomy for SERP Classification Classify every page -- both the target URL and each SERP result -- into exactly one of these 8 types. When signals overlap, choose the type with the strongest primary signal match. --- ## 1. Landing Page **Primary signals:** hero section with single value proposition, prominent CTA (sign up / get started / book demo), pricing section or pricing link, testimonials or social proof badges, minimal navigation (reduced header links). **SERP indicators (top 10):** branded queries, high ad density at top, sitelinks pointing to /pricing or /features, title tags with "| Product Name". **Content structure:** Hero > Social proof > Features (3-5) > How it works > Pricing > CTA repeat > FAQ. **Required elements:** Primary CTA above fold, trust badges, at least one testimonial, WebSite or SoftwareApplication schema. **Common mismatches:** - Blog Post targeting landing-page keywords (severity: CRITICAL) - Service Page missing CTA focus (severity: HIGH) --- ## 2. Blog Post **Primary signals:** author byline, publish date, article body > 800 words, comment section or social share buttons, breadcrumb with /blog/ segment, related posts section. **SERP indicators (top 10):** featured snippets (paragraph or list), PAA boxes with 4+ questions, diverse domains in results, dates visible in snippets, low ad density. **Content structure:** Title > Author + Date > Introduction > H2 sections > Images/Examples > Conclusion > Author bio. **Required elements:** Article or BlogPosting schema, author entity, datePublished, dateModified, at least 1 image with descriptive alt text. **Common mismatches:** - Product Page targeting informational keyword (severity: HIGH) - Landing Page targeting how-to keyword (severity: CRITICAL) --- ## 3. Product Page **Primary signals:** price displayed, add-to-cart or buy button, product images (multiple angles), specifications/features list, customer reviews with star ratings, SKU or product identifiers. **SERP indicators (top 10):** shopping results / product carousel, rich snippets with price + availability + ratings, merchant names in titles, "buy" or "shop" in title tags. **Content structure:** Product title > Images > Price + CTA > Description > Specs > Reviews > Related products. **Required elements:** Product schema (name, price, availability, review), high-quality images, clear pricing, purchase CTA. **Common mismatches:** - Blog Post targeting product keyword (severity: CRITICAL) - Comparison Page when user wants to buy (severity: MEDIUM) --- ## 4. Hybrid (Service + Content) **Primary signals:** educational content sections mixed with CTAs, feature explanations with "learn more" and "get started" side by side, common in SaaS, both /blog/ and /product/ internal links in navigation. **SERP indicators (top 10):** mix of branded and informational results, some results with FAQ schema + others with SoftwareApplication schema, moderate ad density. **Content structure:** Problem statement > Solution overview > How it works > Feature deep-dives > Social proof > CTA > FAQ. **Required elements:** FAQPage or HowTo schema combined with product schema, both educational and commercial CTAs, clear value proposition. **Common mismatches:** - Pure Blog Post missing product integration (severity: HIGH) - Pure Landing Page missing educational depth (severity: MEDIUM) --- ## 5. Service Page **Primary signals:** service descriptions with methodology/process, case studies or portfolio, "our process" or "how we work" sections, team credentials, contact form or consultation CTA, industry-specific terminology. **SERP indicators (top 10):** local pack presence, "near me" related searches, results from agency/firm domains, title tags with "[Service] | [Company]", moderate PAA questions about process/cost. **Content structure:** Service overview > Benefits > Process/Methodology > Case studies > Team > Pricing/Packages > Contact CTA. **Required elements:** Service or