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blog-writerlisted

Writes one SEO-ready blog article for a business in its own voice, end to end: picks a topic through keyword research, drafts the article, generates the SEO fields, saves it to Google Drive, logs it in Airtable, and creates a Gmail draft. Use whenever someone says "I want to write a blog", "write me a blog post", "draft an article", or "time for a new post". Requires blog-system-install to have been run first.
RuralAI/rural-hospitality-seo-blog · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 73
Install: claude install-skill RuralAI/rural-hospitality-seo-blog
# Blog Writer **Skill version 1.1.1.** If someone is debugging this skill, state this version number early, because most reported problems turn out to be an older build. The main skill. On demand, one article per invocation, nothing scheduled. Reads the reference docs the installer created, runs keyword research, drafts, and delivers. House style: no em dashes anywhere, in the article or in any field value. ## Step 0: Setup check 1. Call `search_bases` for `<Business> Blog System`. If the business is ambiguous or several bases match, ask which. 2. Read the single Config row. You need `Target Action`, `Target Word Count`, `Website Platform`, `Optional SEO Fields`, and the five Drive IDs. 3. Confirm the three Drive docs and the Blogs folder resolve. If the base, the Config row, or the Drive folder is missing, stop and tell the person to run `blog-system-install` first. Do not improvise a partial setup and fail three steps later, after they have already answered topic questions. ## Step 1: Topic intake Ask one question: do they have an idea in mind? - **Yes:** capture it in their words and hand it to `keyword-topic-research` idea-scoped. - **No:** read the Business Description doc and hand it to `keyword-topic-research` in generic mode. Pass `Target Action` either way. ## Step 2: Keyword research Run `keyword-topic-research` in full. It handles dedup, scoring, logging, presentation, the decision, and the status flips. It returns the winning topic, the prima