WordPress SEO Skill Pack – Pro

You can copy this method and run the full three-layer stack yourself. Buy Now is the 14 packaged Claude skill files so your own Claude can do it on your WordPress site.

Pro is the middle tier of the WordPress SEO Skill Pack. $79. The live sales page lists 14 skills: everything in Starter, plus wp-aeo-refresh, wp-geo-refresh, wp-schema-inject, wp-taxonomy-fix, wp-interlink, wp-full-refresh, wp-content-pipeline, content-brief-builder, and content-quality-gate. That is the production sequence Tygart Media uses on a single post: SEO, then AEO, then GEO, then schema, then interlink.

Install and connect

Same requirements as Starter. Claude Pro / Max / Team. Self-hosted WordPress. Application Password. Drop the skill files into Claude Desktop (Cowork) or Claude Code. Say “connect to my WordPress site.” wp-connect tests /wp-json/wp/v2/users/me. Stop if that is not a 200.

The sales page’s operator line for this tier: “full refresh post 123.” That trigger is wp-full-refresh. It is the orchestrator. Do not start there on a site you have never audited.

The 14 skills, in the order you should actually use them

Foundation (from Starter)

• wp-connect. Authenticate. Gateway.
• wp-post-fetch. Load one post with context=edit.
• wp-site-audit. Inventory, orphans, thin posts, missing meta, schema gaps. Run first on a new site.
• wp-clean-meta. Strip excerpt pollution before you write new meta.
• wp-seo-refresh. Title (about 60 characters), meta (about 155 to 160), slug, H2/H3, keyword in the first 100 words.

Taxonomy, before you interlink

wp-taxonomy-fix has two modes: one post, or site-wide. Design 3 to 7 top-level categories. Each post gets 1 to 2 categories (never Uncategorized) and 5 to 10 tags (topic, technology, use case, audience, format). Create missing terms via the API, assign, then normalize duplicate tags. Toolbox lists this as a prerequisite for wp-interlink. If categories are a junk drawer, your link graph will be a junk drawer.

The same skill can write two-layer descriptions on category and tag archives: a 140 to 160 character meta excerpt, then a 400 to 600 word hub body with internal links to the top posts in that cluster. PATCH /wp/v2/categories/{id} and /wp/v2/tags/{id} on the description field. Most themes print that above the post grid.

The three-layer refresh

wp-aeo-refresh. Direct-answer opening, question H2s, FAQ pairs, list-shaped answers, FAQPage schema. SiteBoost existing-post copy uses a 40 to 60 word definition box and 6 to 8 FAQs. The older publish skill used 3 to 5. Use the PAA list in front of you, not a fake number.

wp-geo-refresh. Entity saturation, factual density, context richness, source attribution, topical breadth, semantic clarity. Schema it adds: richer Article metadata, entity markup, Speakable. The citing-sources article is the house rule: name the organization, link the primary source, sources list at the bottom, visible last-updated, dateModified in schema. No fabricated stats.

wp-schema-inject. Detect the type the post actually is and inject JSON-LD. The schema injection sprint’s menu: FAQPage, Article, HowTo, Service, LocalBusiness, Speakable, BreadcrumbList. Validate with Google’s Rich Results Test. Fix failures. Do not leave plugin-bloated invalid markup in the body.

wp-interlink. Hub and spoke, orphan resolution, contextual links. The Copilot / cluster articles on tygartmedia.com use 3 to 5 related posts in the same topical group, descriptive anchors. Do this after the post has a real topic and a real category, not before.

wp-full-refresh. Runs SEO + AEO + GEO + schema + interlink in that sequence on one existing post. This is the “do everything to this post” skill. Use it when the audit already said the post is worth the pass.

New content, not just refreshes

content-brief-builder. Keyword research to a brief, before anyone writes. Feeds the pipeline. A brief that cannot name the query, the intent, the PAA list, and the internal-link targets is not a brief.

wp-content-pipeline. Draft to live: write → SEO → AEO → GEO → schema → taxonomy → interlink → publish. Toolbox order. Same six-step human workflow as the New Article Publishing page, encoded as a skill chain.

content-quality-gate. Pre-publish. Unsourced claims and fabricated numbers get flagged. Run this before any publish, batch or single. The operator guide’s failure mode is the same: fake density backfires when an AI system checks you.

A Pro session on one site

1. Connect. Audit. Clean polluted excerpts.
2. Fix taxonomy on the posts you are about to touch (and on the hub category if it has no description).
3. For each chosen existing post: wp-full-refresh, or the layers by hand in SEO → AEO → GEO → schema → interlink order.
4. For a new article: brief → pipeline → quality gate → publish.
5. IndexNow on every URL you created or updated. Confirm in Bing Webmaster Tools.
6. Log before/after: title, meta, word count, FAQ count, schema types, internal links added.

The operator guide’s weekly rhythm still applies if you are using Pro on a real site: Monday audit, Tuesday to Thursday execute, Friday verify. Pro is the toolkit. It is not a retainer.

What Pro still does not include

Agency adds three reference guides (SEO, AEO, GEO), wp-content-expand (deepen thin posts without overwriting), and wp-new-site-setup (client onboarding). If you are onboarding other people’s sites every week, that is the Agency door. If you want Will to run the posts instead of running skills, that is SiteBoost.

If you want the packaged files

You can run every layer above in the block editor with a checklist. Buy Now is the 14 .skill files delivered by email after checkout. Same Square button at the top. $79.

Starter is the five-skill on-page subset if you only need connect / audit / SEO refresh. Agency is this stack plus onboarding and expansion.