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Store keyword map builder
Give it your catalogue and keywords. Get one topic per page, typed collection, product or blog.
Store keyword map 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
Many stores aim two pages at the same search. A collection and a product page both go after "blackout curtains", or a blog post takes the term a collection should own. Google then has to guess which page to show, and often shows neither well. This skill gives each search topic one owner. It groups keywords that one page could rank for, picks a main keyword and a few supporting ones, and chooses the page type from what Google already ranks. Collections get broad buying terms. Product pages get exact names. Blog posts get questions and guides. It lists the clashes, says which page to keep, and puts pages that earn sales ahead of blog posts.
You give it
- Your product categories and top product names
- A keyword export with volume and difficulty, if you have one
- Search Console pages and queries, if the store is live (optional)
- Three to five competitor stores (optional)
- Your results (optional)
- Competitors (optional)
You get
- A keyword map with one topic per page, a main keyword, supporting keywords, page type and URL
- A list of clashing pages with the page to keep for each
- A build order with pages that earn sales first
Use it when
- You are planning new collections or a rebuild and want to know what each page should target.
- Your pages seem to compete, or traffic is flat after you added more pages.
- You have a long keyword export and no order to work through it.
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 product categories and the keyword export. Say how many products you have.
- Add your Search Console pages sorted by impressions, and the names of three to five competitor stores, if you can.
- Read the clash list first and fix those pages before you build anything new.
- Build in the order it gives you, and rerun it when you add a new range.