Auditing · Version 1.0.0
Landing Page SEO
Audits a landing page for search and social sharing, proposes every change before making it, backs up the file, then applies what you approve and writes a report.
Used by our auditing team
What It Does
It reads a landing page and checks title, description, headings, image alt text, Open Graph, Twitter cards, structured data and technical basics. It can draft a sitemap and a robots file. Every change is shown to you first. It edits only after you confirm, and only after saving a backup of the original file.
Structured data claims only what is on the page. A price or FAQ schema is added only when that price or those questions are visible to visitors.
Who Uses It
Our auditing team runs it on landing pages before launch and during SEO reviews. Developers use it as a checklist before publishing a page.
Setup
Copy the skill/ folder into your agent's skills folder as landing-page-seo, for example .claude/skills/landing-page-seo/. You can also fetch it through the Thinqmesh MCP server.
Nothing else is installed. The references/ folder holds the tag patterns the audit checks against. Run /landing-page-seo path/to/index.html, and add --keywords "your main phrase, a second phrase" if you have target keywords.
Example Result
Overall score: 64/100
Found: description too short (88 characters), two h1 elements, 5 images without alt text,
no canonical URL, no Open Graph image.
Proposed: 11 changes. Confirm all, or choose which to apply.
Backup saved as index.html.backup before editing.
Manual: create a 1200 by 630 share image. The page shows no price, so no Product schema was added.
How to Adapt
Edit the length targets and severity ratings in step 2 to match your standards. Change the report categories and their points to suit your reviews. Replace references/seo-checklist.md with your own tag patterns if your sites follow a different structure.
Next Step
Book an Appointment
Arrange a complimentary 30-minute conversation, with no obligation. You will leave with a candid view on whether the initiative is worth building and, if it is, a scope and a date, with the cost worked out together on the call. Alternatively, send an enquiry and we will respond.