Today's Agent Skill: Blog Post Idea & Outline Generator
What It Does
Most small business owners know they should be writing content but never start because the blank page is too intimidating. This skill eliminates that barrier by generating a 12-week content plan with ready-to-write outlines in a single run.
How It Works
The agent takes your business type, your ideal customer profile, and three to five cornerstone topics, then produces twelve SEO-aware blog post ideas mapped to questions your buyers are actually searching. For each post it generates a working title, a 150-character meta description, and a six-to-eight-point section outline your team — or an AI draft tool — can build from immediately.
How to Deploy It
Run this skill in Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Cursor, or Windsurf using a short plain-text business brief as input. Optionally supply a keyword export from Ahrefs, Semrush, or Google Search Console to make every idea search-demand-aware. Run it quarterly to refresh your calendar and paste the output into Notion, Google Docs, or a Trello board to manage your content pipeline.
SKILL.md — Ready to Deploy
## Description
Generates a 12-week blog content plan: SEO-aware post ideas, working titles, meta descriptions, and 6-8 point outlines — ready for a human writer or AI drafting tool.
## Trigger
Invoke when the user says "plan my blog," "give me blog content ideas," "create a content plan," or supplies a business brief requesting blog topics.
## Input
- Business description: type, primary offerings, geography (1-2 paragraphs)
- Ideal customer: industry, job title, problems they are solving, search intent
- 3-5 cornerstone topics or product/service categories to anchor the plan
- Optional: keyword research CSV with search volume and keyword difficulty columns
- Optional: list of topics or URLs already published (to avoid repeats)
## Steps
1. Identify the 8-10 most common questions your ideal customer would type into Google when evaluating your type of service — use the cornerstone topics as anchors.
2. Map each question to a buyer's journey stage: awareness (broad problem), consideration (comparing options), or decision (ready to hire/buy).
3. Select the 12 highest-value questions, balancing buyer stages (roughly 4 awareness, 4 consideration, 4 decision).
4. For each of the 12 quesCopy the full SKILL.md and drop it into your agent's skills directory to activate this skill.