Two New Solo Skills: SEO & GEO Content Creator + Structured Data & Schema Audit

Solo's skill catalog grew by two today, and they share one idea: stop at a draft, not at a recommendation. Both read your live Google Search Console data, both end by making the change in your CMS — staged for your review — and both care as much about how AI assistants read your site as how Google ranks it.

They're the Solo counterparts of two reports our Cloud customers already run on autopilot — the Search Intent Playbook and the Structured Data & Schema Audit — reworked for the Solo chat: no BigQuery required, one concrete outcome per run.

SEO & GEO Content Creator

The premise: the search terms worth writing content for are not the ones a keyword tool guesses at — they're sitting in data you already own.

What a run does:

Pulls your intent data. The last 28 days of Search Console queries and pages, with the prior 28 days as a comparison window. If Google Ads is connected, it also pulls your top converting and top spending search terms of the last 90 days — a query you pay to capture, that converts, and that you don't rank for organically is the clearest content brief that exists.
Filters to non-brand acquisition intent. Brand terms you already rank #1 for are not opportunities, and neither are login or support queries from existing customers. The skill inherits the same hard filter our Cloud Search Intent Playbook uses: generic category terms, problem queries, competitor comparisons, long-tail commercial intent.
Ranks three kinds of opportunity: terms with paid conversions but weak organic coverage, striking-distance queries (position 5–20) where the ranking page underserves the intent, and GEO question gaps — question-shaped queries ("how", "best", "vs", "cost of") that are exactly what people put to ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. If you're new to GEO, here's why it matters.
Drafts one piece per run into your connected CMS — WordPress, Webflow, Ghost, or WooCommerce. The piece is built to be citable, not just rankable: a direct answer in the first two or three sentences, question-shaped headings, lists and tables for comparable facts, matching schema markup, a real author. That's what both featured snippets and AI answers lift.

One piece per run is deliberate. The skill runs on a weekly cadence: each run checks the previous piece's early Search Console signal, then creates the next one from the shortlist. A quarter of that loop is twelve pieces of content, each one backed by numbers instead of hunches.

Structured Data & Schema Audit

Schema.org JSON-LD does two jobs now: it qualifies your pages for rich results in classic search, and it gives AI engines clean, parseable facts to cite. Most sites have partial coverage at best — and some are still carrying schema types Google deprecated.

What a run does:

Takes your top 10–12 pages by Search Console clicks (plus the homepage), so every finding is weighted by real traffic — a missing Product schema on a page with 2,000 monthly clicks outranks anything on a page with 40.
Fetches each page and validates the JSON-LD against Google's requirements — not schema.org's, which differ. It flags missing types where the page content clearly calls for one (product pages without Product, articles without Article, visible breadcrumbs without BreadcrumbList), malformed blocks, and deprecated FAQ/HowTo markup that no longer produces rich results for most sites.
Writes ready-to-paste JSON-LD snippets from your actual page content — the real titles, descriptions, and prices it found in the fetch, not placeholders.
Applies the fixes through your connected CMS, one page at a time, with your go-ahead before each change. And it's honest about the limits: on WordPress, Rank Math SEO meta persists via the API, stock Yoast meta does not, and theme-level sitewide schema isn't editable remotely — in those cases you get the snippet and the exact place to paste it, not a pretend fix.

The safety model, unchanged

Both skills follow the same rules as every Solo implementation flow: content and schema changes are staged as drafts, publishing requires a fresh explicit confirmation every time, and each individual write shows you an approval card before it runs. If no CMS is connected yet, the skill detects which one your site runs — the generator meta tag, /wp-content/ paths, Webflow's data-wf-site attributes — and puts the connect form directly in the chat.

Try them

Both skills appear in your workspace's skill list as soon as Google Search Console is connected. In the chat:

Run the SEO & GEO Content Creator skill.

Run the Structured Data & Schema Audit skill.

If you want to see what Solo runs look like end to end first, the Solo guides library has anonymized real workflows — the skills announced here follow the same pattern: your data in, a reviewed change out.