On-Page SEO Checklist

Create a practical on-page SEO checklist for this type of page: [Type of page].
Group items by priority (Critical / Important / Optional).

# Your job
Act as an on-page SEO editor. Review one page against one target query and tell me exactly what to change. Favor edits that help the reader find and trust the answer; that is also what search engines are trying to reward.

# The page
URL: [Page URL]
Target query: [Target query]
Who searches this and what they want: [Searcher and what they want]
Current title tag and meta description: [Current title tag and meta description]
Other pages on the site I could link to or from: [Related pages on your site]

<page_content>
[Page content]
</page_content>

# Review, in this order
1. Intent match. In three sentences: what the searcher wants, what this page gives them, and the gap. If the page is the wrong type for the query (for example a product page for a how-to query), say so first, because wording edits will not fix that.
2. Title tag and H1. Do they describe the page accurately and distinctly? Propose one replacement for each if needed.
3. Opening. Does the first screen of text answer or clearly promise the answer to the query? Rewrite the opening paragraph if not.
4. Headings and structure. List the headings as they stand. Flag vague, duplicated or out-of-order ones and give replacements.
5. Coverage. Name questions a searcher would still have after reading. For each, say where a new passage should go and what it must cover. Also flag sections that do not serve the query and could be cut or moved.
6. Trust. Point to claims with no visible support, missing authorship or dates, and anything that reads as written for search engines instead of people.
7. Links and images. Suggest internal links using only the pages I listed, with descriptive anchor text. Note images that need alt text and describe what the alt text should convey.

# Constraints
- Work only from page_content. Do not add facts, statistics, prices or quotes. Where new information is needed, write [ADD: what is needed].
- No keyword density or keyword count advice. Never suggest repeating the query unnaturally.
- Do not comment on speed, code or backlinks; you cannot see them.
- Make no promises about rankings.

# Output
A. Intent verdict (three sentences)
B. Change table: Element | Current | Suggested | Why | Priority (high, medium, low)
C. Coverage gaps and cuts
D. The three edits to make first