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Act as a senior technical SEO consultant. Perform a comprehensive on-page SEO audit for [URL].

(If you can't access the URL, I'll paste the page source below:)
[PASTE PAGE SOURCE HERE]

Analyze the following:
1. Title tag — length (pixel width, not just characters), keyword placement, uniqueness
2. Meta description — length, call-to-action, keyword usage
3. Heading hierarchy — H1 uniqueness, H2-H6 structure and nesting
4. Content quality — word count, readability, keyword density
5. Image optimization — alt text, file sizes, lazy loading, modern formats (WebP/AVIF)
6. Internal linking — anchor text relevance, link depth, orphan page risk
7. URL structure — length, keywords, parameters
8. Mobile-friendliness — viewport, font sizes, tap targets

For each issue found, provide: severity (critical/warning/info), what's wrong, and how to fix it.

Evaluate the content quality of this page for SEO. Target keyword: [KEYWORD].

[PASTE YOUR PAGE CONTENT HERE]

Assess:
1. Search intent alignment — does the content match what users expect for the target keyword?
2. E-E-A-T signals — experience, expertise, authoritativeness, trustworthiness indicators
3. Content depth — topical coverage compared to what top-ranking pages typically include
4. Readability — sentence length, paragraph structure, use of subheadings
5. Freshness signals — dates, references to current data
6. Unique value — what does this page offer that a generic article wouldn't?

Rate each factor: Strong / Adequate / Weak / Missing. For each "Weak" or "Missing," give 2-3 specific improvements.

Optimize the title tags and meta descriptions for these pages. Target keyword is shown for each:

Page 1: [URL] — Target: [KEYWORD]
Page 2: [URL] — Target: [KEYWORD]
Page 3: [URL] — Target: [KEYWORD]

For each page, write:
1. Title tag (50-60 characters, keyword near front, compelling — note: Google truncates by pixel width, so avoid wide characters like M, W, uppercase)
2. Meta description (140-155 characters, includes keyword naturally, has CTA)
3. H1 tag (matches search intent, slightly different from title)

Rules: no keyword stuffing, include brand name where appropriate, use power words for CTR, ensure each title is unique across the site.

Here's my PageSpeed Insights report for [URL]:

[PASTE YOUR PAGESPEED INSIGHTS RESULTS — or the Lab Data / Diagnostics section]

Prioritize the fixes by expected impact on Core Web Vitals:
1. LCP — what's causing slow main content load? Identify the specific element.
2. CLS — which elements are shifting and why? Check for images without dimensions, dynamically injected content, web fonts.
3. INP — what JavaScript is blocking interactivity? Look at long tasks and event handlers.
4. Render-blocking resources — which specific CSS/JS files delay first paint?
5. Third-party script impact — analytics, ads, widgets contributing to load time.

For each issue: specific fix, estimated difficulty (quick/moderate/complex), and expected improvement. Which fixes can I ship this week vs. need a sprint?

Evaluate this page for Google's E-E-A-T signals (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness):

[PASTE YOUR PAGE CONTENT]

For each E-E-A-T factor, assess what's present and what's missing:

1. Experience — Does the content show first-hand experience? (personal anecdotes, original photos, "I tested this" statements, case studies with results)
2. Expertise — Does the author demonstrate subject knowledge? (technical depth, correct terminology, nuanced takes vs. surface-level content)
3. Authoritativeness — Are there trust signals? (author bio with credentials, cited sources, links from reputable sites, brand mentions)
4. Trustworthiness — Does the page feel reliable? (clear contact info, privacy policy, accurate claims, updated dates, HTTPS)

Rate each factor: Strong / Adequate / Weak / Missing.
For each "Weak" or "Missing" factor, give 2-3 specific things to add to the page.

Optimize this content to win the featured snippet for [KEYWORD].

Current featured snippet (if visible in search results): [PASTE THE CURRENT FEATURED SNIPPET TEXT]

My content: [PASTE YOUR CONTENT]

Analyze and suggest:
1. What snippet format does Google currently use for this query? (paragraph, numbered list, bulleted list, table)
2. Does my content directly answer the query in 40-60 words near the top of the relevant section?
3. Is the answer structured in the format Google prefers for this query type?
4. What H2 or H3 header should immediately precede the answer paragraph?
5. Are there supporting details (steps, examples, data) that strengthen snippet eligibility?
6. How can I restructure to beat the current snippet holder without sacrificing the rest of the content?

Rewrite only the snippet-targeted section — keep the rest of the content intact.