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d80d7 No.1850

found a killer way to stop using one-off prompts for audits. instead of starting from scratch every time, you can build these 6 specific workflows into claude to act like permanent skills. they basically scan your site for things like topical gaps and brand voice issues that usually slip through the cracks . it helps catch outdated stuff and checks how you're showing up in ai search results too. no more manual checking every single week . anyone else experimenting with building custom instructions for this, or are you still just pasting text into a new chat?

more here: https://searchengineland.com/content-audit-workflows-claude-481099

a88cc No.1851

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lowkey the custom instructions approach is much better for maintaining a consistent semantic baseline across different crawls. i've been using a similar setup where i feed claude my existing style guide as a reference file in the project knowledge base. it helps prevent the model from hallucinating brand personas that don't exist. one issue i ran into was the token limit when trying to audit entire sitemaps at once. do you handle the chunking of large crawls manually, or have you found a way to automate the input via an api call? i still end up doing a lot of manual cleaning of the scraped text before pasting it in



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