content-strategy-analyzer_skill

Overview

This skill analyzes a target website and produces a multi-language content strategy, keyword research, and competitor analysis tailored to specific countries and languages. It combines site crawling with AI-driven market and SEO insights to generate a publish-ready content plan and downloadable Excel. Use it when you need localized content planning, prioritized keyword lists, and competitor context for content marketing.

How this skill works

The skill first crawls the provided URL to collect site structure and existing content. It then runs AI analysis that identifies industry, target-country competitors, and keyword opportunities in the requested language. After confirming or adjusting the competitor set, it assembles a content plan based on the chosen publishing frequency and outputs a detailed report and Excel file in the target language.

When to use it

• You need a localized content calendar for a specific country and language.
• You want keyword research and topic ideas aligned to regional search intent.
• You need competitor benchmarking and content gaps for market entry.
• You are planning publish cadence and want an exportable content plan.
• You require multi-language content outlines and SEO recommendations.

Best practices

• Provide a clear target URL and specify the exact country and language for localization.
• Confirm or refine the competitor list to improve relevance of analysis.
• Choose a realistic publish frequency to generate an actionable content volume.
• Review generated keywords and map them to buyer-stage topics before publishing.
• Use the Excel export to assign owners, deadlines, and performance KPIs.

Example use cases

• A small SaaS company entering the German market needs a 3-month weekly content plan and local keyword list.
• An ecommerce brand wants competitor content gap analysis for France and topic ideas for bi-weekly posts.
• A marketing agency prepares localized SEO and editorial briefs for a client launching in multiple countries.
• A content manager exports an Excel plan to assign writers and schedule publishing cadence.
• A startup evaluates which competitors rank for high-value keywords in a specific language.