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Store blog plan builder
Give it your products and rivals. Get 10 to 30 posts that lift your collections, in order.
Store blog plan builder is a free AI skill for the job "Get found in search and AI answers". Give the instructions to an AI assistant that supports the required files and tools, then review its output.
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What it does
Most store blogs write about winter tips and fun facts. Those posts bring clicks from people who never buy, and a store ends up with traffic that grows while sales stay flat. This skill plans a blog with one job: lift your collections and products. It picks four formats that match buying searches, such as you versus a rival, alternatives to a rival, best product type for a use case, and a long buying guide. It checks the live results for each term, so you write a post only where posts rank. It works one cluster at a time, updates old posts first, and gives each post its links and product call to action. The sources disagree on scale, so it shows both: 10 to 15 posts for one person, hundreds for a big team.
You give it
- Your products, collections and main rivals
- Search terms with rival names and questions for your topic (optional)
- Your existing posts with traffic and sales (optional)
- Your own stories, results and numbers (optional)
- Competitors (optional)
- Your results (optional)
- Customer words (optional)
You get
- A list of 10 to 30 posts for one cluster, in order, each with format, target term and the page it feeds
- Posts to update instead of write, and posts to skip
- A plan for links, call to action and a human-layer checklist for each post
Use it when
- You publish blog posts but your collections do not rank or sell more.
- You are about to start a blog and want to know what to write first.
- You have a rival whose name shoppers search, and want posts that meet them there.
How to use it
- Start a chat with the skill. Open it if you added it to your AI, or copy it and paste it in.
- Paste your products, collections and the rivals shoppers search against. Say how many hours a week you can write.
- Paste your existing posts and the sales they led to, if you track that.
- Update the posts it marks for updating first, then write the new ones in order.
- Check each post's organic revenue after a few months, not its traffic.