Growth Strategy

Analyze content for keyword alignment, plan content to capture search traffic, audit AI agent consumability, and apply content fixes. This skill delegates to the growth-strategist agent for content-level analysis and execution.

Sub-commands

Command	Description
growth audit <url-or-path>	Audit existing content for keyword alignment and search intent match
growth fix <path>	Audit and apply keyword/copy/AEO fixes to local source files
growth plan <topic> [--site <url-or-path>] [--competitors url1,url2]	Research keywords, analyze gaps, and produce a prioritized content plan
growth aeo <url-or-path>	Audit content for GEO/AEO optimization (source citations, statistics, conversational readiness, FAQ structure, citation quality)

If no sub-command is provided, display the table above and ask which sub-command to run.

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Sub-command: audit

Analyze existing site content for keyword alignment, search intent match, and readability. Produces a report with issues and rewrite suggestions.

Steps

1. Parse the argument as a URL or local file/directory path. URLs start with http:// or https://. Everything else is a local path.

2. Check for brand guide:

   if [[ -f "knowledge-base/marketing/brand-guide.md" ]]; then
     echo "Brand guide found. Will use for voice alignment."
   fi
   

3. Launch the growth-strategist agent via the Task tool:

   Task growth-strategist: "Audit the content at <url-or-path> for keyword alignment,
   search intent match, and readability. <if brand guide exists: Also read
   knowledge-base/marketing/brand-guide.md and align rewrite suggestions with the brand voice.>
   Produce a structured report with per-page analysis, issues found, and rewrite suggestions.
   Use WebFetch for URLs or Read/Glob for local paths."
   

4. Present the agent's report to the user.

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Sub-command: fix

Audit existing content and apply fixes to local source files. Combines analysis and execution in one pass, following the seo-aeo fix pattern.

Steps

1. Parse the argument as a local file or directory path. If the argument starts with http:// or https://, display: "growth fix works on local files only. For URL analysis, use growth audit." Stop execution.

2. Check for brand guide:

   if [[ -f "knowledge-base/marketing/brand-guide.md" ]]; then
     echo "Brand guide found. Will validate rewrites against brand voice."
   fi
   

3. Launch the growth-strategist agent via the Task tool:

   Task growth-strategist: "Audit the content at <path> for keyword alignment,
   search intent match, readability, and GEO/AEO gaps. For each issue found, apply
   a fix to the source files. Read each file before editing.
   <if brand guide exists: Read knowledge-base/marketing/brand-guide.md and
   validate all rewrites against the brand voice before applying.>
   After all fixes, build the site to verify changes compile.
   Report what was changed per file."
   

4. Present the agent's report showing changes made.

5. If the build failed, show the error and suggest: "Run git checkout -- <file> to revert changes, or fix the build error manually."

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Sub-command: plan

Research keywords, analyze content gaps, and produce a prioritized content plan. This is a self-contained workflow that combines keyword research, gap analysis, and planning.

Steps

1. Parse arguments:

   • <topic> (required): the topic or keyword space to research
   • --site <url-or-path> (optional): the user's existing site for gap analysis
   • --competitors url1,url2 (optional): competitor URLs for comparison

2. Check for brand guide (same as audit step 2).

3. Launch the growth-strategist agent via the Task tool:

   Task growth-strategist: "Create a content plan for the topic '<topic>'.
   
   1. Research keywords related to this topic using WebSearch. Classify each by search
      intent (informational, navigational, commercial, transactional) and relevance.
   
   2. <if --site provided: Analyze the existing content at <site> to identify gaps --
      topics where the site has no coverage or only partial coverage.>
   
   3. <if --competitors provided: Fetch competitor sites at <urls> via WebFetch and
      compare their content coverage against the target keywords. Skip unreachable
      competitors and note them.>
   
   4. Produce a prioritized content plan: P1 (high impact), P2 (medium), P3 (future).
      Each piece should include content type, target keywords, search intent, and outline.
   
   <if brand guide exists: Read knowledge-base/marketing/brand-guide.md and align
   keyword relevance and content priorities with the brand positioning.>"
   

4. Present the agent's report to the user.

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Sub-command: aeo

Audit content for AI agent consumability at the content level. Checks whether AI models can accurately extract, cite, and quote the content.

Steps

1. Parse the argument as a URL or local path (same heuristic as audit).

2. Launch the growth-strategist agent via the Task tool:

   Task growth-strategist: "Audit the content at <url-or-path> for GEO/AEO optimization.
   Check source citation presence, statistics/specificity, conversational readiness,
   FAQ structure quality, definition extractability, summary quality, and
   citation-friendly paragraph structure.
   Do NOT check JSON-LD, meta tags, sitemaps, or llms.txt format -- those belong to
   the seo-aeo-analyst agent. Focus only on content-level checks.
   Use WebFetch for URLs or Read/Glob for local paths."
   

3. Present the agent's report to the user.

4. If technical AEO checks are also needed, suggest: "Run seo-aeo audit for technical SEO and AEO checks (JSON-LD, meta tags, llms.txt)."

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Important Guidelines

• Each sub-command is independent. No sub-command requires a prior run of another.
• The plan sub-command performs its own keyword research internally -- no need to run a separate research step first.
• The audit, plan, and aeo sub-commands produce inline output only. The fix sub-command modifies source files directly.
• The growth-strategist agent handles content-level analysis. For technical SEO (meta tags, JSON-LD, sitemaps, llms.txt), direct users to the seo-aeo skill instead.
• For generating new articles from content plans, direct users to the content-writer skill.