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SEO · Blog Writer

Read the results.Then write.

See what Google actually shows for your keyword, plan an article around what is missing, add the facts only you have, and write it. Every figure in the research comes from a real search.

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When it is saved
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Pages read per search

The brief

Research first, then write.

Only the topic and the writer are required. Research, the brief, real figures and pictures are optional, so write straight away or take the longer road.

Step 01

What do you want to rank for?

Type the keyword, question or working title. Every step after this one is optional: you can go straight to writing, or research first for a stronger plan.

Topic and audience

A topic, a keyword, a question or a full title all work. A long title is trimmed to a short phrase for the Google search.

Decides which Google you search and which spelling, regulators and currency the article uses.

The whole article is written in this language.

What the searcher is trying to do. Research will tell you what the results actually serve, and you can change this after.

How the article should sound to your readers.

A target, not a rule. The research shows how long the pages that rank are.

Who is reading, and what they already know.

Anything the article must cover, in your words. If you ask for figures or a table, the Facts step can find real published numbers to build it from.

Terms you want worked in where they fit. They are used naturally, never counted or forced.

How it works

Not a prompt.A process.

  1. 01

    Real results, read properly

    We search Google for your keyword and read the pages that rank. What you see about them is counted from those pages, never estimated.

  2. 02

    A brief you can change

    Title, direct answer, outline, questions. Every section shows the evidence behind it, and nothing is written until you approve the plan.

  3. 03

    Only facts you can stand behind

    Add real numbers, quotes and stories. Anything you do not add is left out. We do not invent statistics, quotes or sources.

  4. 04

    Honest checks, not a score

    Does it answer the questions, match the plan and cite the pages you chose? Figures with no source behind them are flagged for you.

  5. 05

    Pictures that fit

    Photos and illustrations from Imagen 4 Ultra, or an infographic drawn from your verified facts, word for word.

Specimen briefLayout only. Not real data

Title

Your page title, in plain words

Direct answer

A short, plain answer to the main question that the article opens with.

  1. H2A section most ranking pages cover
    Most pages cover this
  2. H2A section no ranking page covers
    Gap in the results
  3. H3A question people ask
    People Also Ask
  4. H2A section that needs a fact only you have
    A fact would help

A sentence with a figure no source backs up is listed under “Claims to verify”.

Next step

Write the article.Then link it up.

Run the Internal Link Optimizer over what you have already published, or plan a whole topic with the Strategy Builder.