Classify search terms into four intent categories from pasted lists or CSV exports.
npx skills add https://github.com/fourteenwm/ppc-ai-skills --skill sqr-classifier
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: sqr-classifier Source: https://github.com/fourteenwm/ppc-ai-skills/tree/main/sqr-classifier Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fourteenwm/ppc-ai-skills --skill sqr-classifier
Classifies search terms into intent to help PPC accounts prioritize actions and allocate budget more efficiently.
Paste your search terms and ask me to classify them by intent.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
The four-category taxonomy classifies search terms into High Intent, Low Intent, Informational, and Off-Brand, allowing you to consistently prioritize budget allocation and identify negative keyword candidates.
Yes, the classifier accepts CSV exports or pasted term lists, enabling batch analysis across multiple campaigns and client types without requiring external services or API connections.
The best way is to classify search terms by intent to isolate Off-Brand and Informational terms, helping you quickly identify negative keyword candidates and prioritize high-intent terms for budget optimization.
No, you do not need any external services to classify search terms by intent. The tool uses a deterministic, rule-based taxonomy that requires no external dependencies or API connections to process your campaign data.
A rule-based taxonomy classifies search terms by applying deterministic logic rather than probabilistic models, ensuring consistent categorization across multiple campaigns and client types without requiring external services.
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