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Guides marketers through page-level conversion rate optimization by assessing value proposition clarity, headline effectiveness, CTA strength, visual hierarchy, trust signals, objection handling, and friction points to generate quick wins, prioritized fixes, tests, and copy alternatives.

This specialized skill analyzes content against Google's E-E-A-T framework (Experience, Expertise, Authority, Trust). It identifies missing credibility signals, suggests improvements, and generates actionable strategies for building deep topical authority. Ideal for optimizing content, especially for YMYL (Your Money Your Life) topics, ensuring maximum search engine trust and visibility.

A comprehensive guide detailing the foundational principles of modern SEO. It covers critical areas such as E-E-A-T framework, Core Web Vitals, technical SEO implementation (e.g., sitemaps, structured data), and advanced content quality strategies. This skill helps users build sustainable, high-trust online visibility by focusing on user experience and search engine understanding, not temporary hacks.

A comprehensive guide for creating high-value competitor comparison and alternative pages. Designed for SEO and sales enablement, this skill covers multiple formats (You vs Competitor, Competitor Alternatives, etc.), emphasizing deep research, trust-building content, and modular architecture to capture competitive search traffic and guide users toward conversion.

Guides CRO experts through evaluating marketing pages—home, landing, pricing, feature, blog—to diagnose weak value props, CTAs, trust signals, and friction, then surface prioritized quick wins, high-impact changes, and test ideas.

This comprehensive framework guides users through assessing content quality based on modern SEO standards, including E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness), readability metrics, and structural best practices. It specializes in optimizing content for AI-generated answers and high citation readiness across generative search platforms.

Guides you through planning video content strategy, scripting long-form and short-form assets, building YouTube pipelines, and repurposing existing material into high-impact videos for discovery, trust, and conversions.

This skill functions as a Brand Psychologist and Semiotics Researcher. It diagnoses the subconscious signals (visual, verbal, behavioral) a market currently associates with a brand, identifying the 'perception gap' between the current schema and the desired brand position. It then prescribes minimal, high-leverage changes across all touchpoints to achieve perceptual alignment and build trust.

This skill role acts as a Cognitive Behavioral Psychologist and Persuasion Researcher. Its core function is to proactively surface and neutralize psychological objections, doubts, and resistance patterns within sales funnels, pitch decks, or persuasive copy. By applying principles like inoculation and two-sided messaging, it addresses customer concerns *before* they are explicitly voiced, ensuring that the communication preserves the reader's autonomy while building genuine trust and maximizing conversion potential.

A behavioral psychologist skill designed to ethically engineer genuine scarcity and urgency mechanics. This tool helps structure compelling messaging that motivates immediate action by leveraging real limitations (inventory, time, capacity) rather than misleading claims. It ensures persuasive communication remains trustworthy and preserves audience autonomy.

A specialized social psychology skill that strategizes the placement and framing of social proof. It acts as an expert, analyzing the target audience's psychographics, identifying core trust gaps (e.g., authority, similarity, legitimacy), and structuring persuasive elements like testimonials, case studies, and logos. Use this when existing proof is weak, misplaced, or needs optimization to maximize conversion impact ethically.

This skill simulates a Social Psychologist to diagnose specific trust barriers a target audience holds toward a brand, offer, or category. It prescribes the exact, strategic signals (e.g., credentials, transparency, proofs) needed to build credibility. Use it when communicating with skeptical audiences or when existing messaging fails to convert due to lack of trust. It calibrates trust across ability, benevolence, and integrity.