4-technical-seo

To audit a markdown article for technical SEO, provide the finished draft, primary keywords, and target slug. The process checks title tags, meta descriptions, heading structure, and schema.org markup, returning an SEO audit report and an optimized article ready for publication.

A technical SEO audit checks title tags, meta descriptions, URL slugs, heading structure, keyword placement, internal and external links, and schema.org markup. It identifies optimization issues in the article draft and applies automated corrections to improve search visibility.

You can fix frontmatter and schema.org markup by running the draft through a technical SEO optimization process. It validates and corrects frontmatter metadata and schema.org markup, outputting a repaired markdown article with improved search-engine readiness signals.

You should run a technical SEO audit after your draft is complete and before publishing to your content/blog directory. This specific workflow phase ensures the finished markdown article meets search-engine readiness standards and has all technical SEO issues corrected.

To optimize an article for search visibility, you need a finished markdown draft, the primary keywords for the content, and the target URL slug. These inputs allow the process to validate keyword placement, heading structure, and generate an optimized article.