Run the SEO checklist

What it asks you for

The draftrequired

Paste it, or point at the file.

Target queryrequired

What it should rank for.

What it tells the AI to do

Check this draft against the on-page checklist.

Target query: {{ query }}

Draft:
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Before anything else, name the intent behind the query: answer, comparison,
tool, or purchase. If the page type does not match the intent, that is the
finding, and no amount of on-page work fixes it.

Then check, reporting pass or fail per item:

- The first sentence answers the query. No throat-clearing intro.
- Each H2 answers a real sub-question, phrased close to how it is searched.
- Every section carries one concrete payload: a number, a step, an example, a
  table.
- Title 60 characters or fewer, query words near the front.
- Meta description 150 to 160 characters, contains the payload, ends with what
  the reader can do.
- Three or more internal links with descriptive anchors, never "click here".
- Every external claim links its source.

End with the failures only, in priority order.

Why this works

The first check is the one that matters: whether the page type matches the intent behind the query. A comparison query answered with a how-to page fails regardless of how well the on-page work is done, and no amount of title tuning recovers it. The rest of the list is mechanical, which is exactly why it is worth automating rather than remembering.

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