Marketing free skill · September 28, 2026

Keyword Cluster and Intent Map

Sort a real keyword list into intent clusters, choose one primary page per cluster, and flag pages that may compete with one another.

Sort a real keyword list into intent clusters, choose one primary page per cluster, and flag pages that may compete with one another. This download gives an assistant a concrete input, output and check, so its answer can be inspected rather than accepted on faith.

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A Markdown SKILL.md file. No sign-up. Read the inputs and boundaries before using it with your data.

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What to provide

A CSV of queries, measured volume, current ranking URL if available, and the site's inventory. No fabricated volumes.

What the assistant does

Normalize case and close variants, but keep modifiers that change the task. Group by user goal and SERP evidence rather than common words alone. Assign informational, comparison, or action intent. Choose an existing page when it fits; otherwise mark a proposed page, never publish one automatically.

The output you can check

The skill returns a table with these fields:

query | volume/source | intent | cluster | chosen existing URL or proposal | merge/keep reason | uncertainty

A worked example

"content brief template" and "SEO content brief template" can share one editable brief page if the live results answer the same task. "How to write a content brief" may need a guide, not another template. Mark the decision provisional until actual result overlap is inspected.

How to verify the result

Check each proposed cluster against at least two live search-result examples; flag overlap with existing site pages and do not equate matching words with identical intent.

Limits

The example is fictional. This skill does not invent search volume, customer evidence, prices or approvals. A plan is not a published page, a sent message or a change to an account. Missing source data stays marked as unknown.

Read the underlying method, or browse other marketing skills. The keyword "keyword clustering" had an estimated 480 US average monthly searches in a public keyword tool when this topic was chosen; this is directional demand, not a traffic promise.