SEO, ads, social media, landing pages, and copywriting (3.3K skills)
Write YouTube descriptions, tags, and other search-facing text around the queries viewers actually use. The skill checks three target searches against the title and opening description lines, and keeps tags focused on spelling and topic disambiguation.
Analyze a YouTube Studio audience-retention export to locate the largest viewer drop and suggest one focused change. The report distinguishes early hook losses, sharp drops, and a gradual middle decline, and can connect drops to transcript text.
Review a YouTube channel’s recent titles, thumbnails, video openings, upload consistency, and available retention data. Get one priority fix for this week, along with specific strengths to preserve and actions to postpone.
Turn a long video, podcast, article, newsletter, or call transcript into a week of distinct Instagram post ideas. The skill extracts standalone claims, stories, numbers, and mechanisms, then matches each to a Reel, carousel, or story frame and schedules the strongest ideas across the week.
Write concise, specific comments for someone else's Instagram post or Reel. Choose a comment style that fits the content, offer two distinct options with a recommendation, or prepare one comment each for a batch of posts.
Turn a step-by-step idea, framework, or useful list into an Instagram carousel. Plan a swipe-worthy cover, concise slide copy, recap, and call to action, then prepare 1080×1350 image files for review and upload by the user.
Write concise Instagram DMs for people who engaged, warm contacts, or specific collaboration pitches. The skill uses a real reason to reach out, delivers promised resources up front, and drafts two follow-ups with timing, while avoiding fabricated familiarity and unsolicited bulk messaging.
Plan a day of Instagram Stories as an ordered sequence of frames, with suggested visuals, spoken lines, and stickers such as polls or question boxes. Place a clear interaction prompt and outline how to respond to people who engage.
Research successful Reels in a user's niche and compare each video's views with its account's recent median. Identify recurring hook patterns and structures, explain the limits of the sample, and create original hook ideas for the user's own videos.
Plan an Instagram week with post ideas drawn from recent work, a format and timing for each, daily story guidance, and a list of accounts to engage with. Save the plan for the user's other skills to reference; nothing is scheduled or posted.
Sort comments on the user's Instagram posts into useful categories, prioritize which deserve a reply, and draft concise responses. Flag popular questions that could become Reels, while leaving posting and any promised follow-up messages to the user.
Review an Instagram profile with a 12-part, 100-point rubric, then rewrite the weakest fields in priority order. Get copy-ready suggestions for the name field, bio, pinned posts, highlights, link, and grid covers, plus a transparent re-score.
Review Instagram post insights or recent post results to find which Reels performed unusually well, what patterns separate strong and weak posts, and what to make more or less often. The analysis compares reach, retention, sends, and follows with the account’s own history.
Draft Instagram captions for Reels, photos, and carousels, with an opening suited to the post, searchable phrases, one clear ask, and a small set of relevant hashtags. A linter checks the draft’s visible opening and formatting before you copy it for posting.
Turn a Reel idea into several hook options, a spoken script, separate on-screen text, and a timed beat sheet. The skill scores hooks and checks pacing before filming, shaping the wording around the user's voice and specific details.
Apply project-specific SEO guidance to public pages, blog posts, and documentation. It covers page metadata, social preview cards, sitemaps, image discoverability, structured data, and search-friendly writing so content is easier for search engines to understand.
Turn product details, a landing page, screenshots, or a rough idea into a short ad video plan and script. Develop distinct angles, viewer-facing hooks, scene beats, visual guidance, captions, and a clear call to action grounded in available product evidence.
Arrange product footage, user-generated content, and supporting shots into a short sales montage with a clear hook, customer need, demonstration, proof, and call to action. The workflow checks that each shot supports the message and that claims come from supplied evidence.
Turn a sequenced idea into a LinkedIn document carousel with slide-by-slide copy, a concise cover, recap, and post text. It can also prepare an upload-ready PDF at LinkedIn’s stated dimensions, while leaving the final posting to you.
Create a weekly LinkedIn plan with post angles, suggested timing, and a focused list of people to engage with. Build ideas from the user's recent work and themes, vary post types across the week, and keep the schedule as a plan for the user to carry out.
Draft specific LinkedIn comments that add a point of view instead of repeating the post. Choose from several comment styles, such as adding evidence, asking a focused question, sharing relevant experience, or disagreeing respectfully, with two options for each post.
Review a LinkedIn profile with a 12-part, 100-point rubric, then provide copy-ready rewrites for weak sections such as the headline, About, experience, Featured, and banner. The user applies the changes themselves.
Prepare a LinkedIn connection note under 200 characters, a first DM, and two follow-ups tailored to a specific person and reason for contact. The skill also asks for the context needed to write relevant messages and shows the invite’s character count.
Turn a video, article, podcast, transcript, or call summary into a week of LinkedIn post ideas. The skill identifies standalone claims, numbers, stories, and other useful excerpts, then gives each post a distinct hook and a place in the weekly sequence.