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SEO Keyword Research & Blog Writer

Find the right keywords, plan content that answers the search, and check your draft for SEO, answer engines (AEO) and AI search (GEO).

  • No sign-up
  • No made-up metrics
  • Runs in your browser
  • Brief + AI writing prompt

Keyword Ideas

Ideas come from the patterns people use when they search. This tool has no search-volume data, so it never shows made-up numbers. Check demand with the Trends and Google links, Google Search Console or Keyword Planner.

How to Use This SEO Tool

  1. 1. Find keyword ideas

    Enter a topic. Get questions, comparisons, buying and local ideas, each labelled with search intent and the format that usually ranks.

  2. 2. Build the brief

    Pick a keyword. Get titles, meta descriptions, an outline that matches the intent, FAQs, terms to cover, schema and an AI writing prompt.

  3. 3. Check your draft

    Paste the finished article. See SEO, AEO, GEO and readability scores, with a specific fix for every issue.

What Is On-Page SEO?

On-page SEO is everything on the page itself that helps search engines understand it and helps readers get what they came for: the topic and keyword choice, title tag, headings, the content, internal links, images and structured data.

It is the part of SEO you control completely. Off-page factors (links from other sites, brand mentions) and technical factors (speed, crawling) matter too; see our technical SEO checklist.

SEO vs AEO vs GEO: What Is the Difference?

AspectSEOAEOGEO
GoalRank in search resultsBe the direct answerBe cited in AI-generated answers
WhereGoogle and Bing resultsFeatured snippets, voice, answer boxesChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, AI Overviews
What helpsRelevance, intent match, links, technical healthQuestion headings, short direct answers, listsClear facts with sources, original experience, quotable statements

They overlap: a page that genuinely answers the question, clearly and with evidence, tends to do well on all three. More in our guide to AEO and GEO explained.

How to Choose the Right Keywords

  • Match the intent. Search the keyword and look at what ranks. If the results are guides, write a guide; if they are product pages, a blog post will struggle.
  • Go specific. Longer, more specific phrases (“crm for real estate agents”) usually have less competition and more motivated searchers.
  • Check real demand. Use Google Search Console, Keyword Planner or Trends to confirm people search for it.
  • One main keyword per page. Group close variations on one page instead of creating near-duplicate pages that compete with each other.

How to Write a Blog Post That Ranks

  1. Answer first

    Give the direct answer in the first 40–60 words, then expand.

  2. Follow a clear outline

    Use descriptive H2s (some as questions) and H3s for detail.

  3. Add real experience

    What you did, saw or measured. It is the hardest thing to copy.

  4. Show your sources

    Link the studies and data behind your claims. Never invent numbers.

  5. Make it scannable

    Short paragraphs, lists, tables, and a summary at the end.

  6. Link it up

    Link to related pages on your site, and from them back to this one.

How to Get Cited by AI Search Engines

AI search tools summarize several sources and cite some of them. Pages that get cited tend to state facts plainly, back them with sources, and offer something original that other pages do not have.

Make sure AI crawlers can reach your site at all: check your robots.txt and consider an llms.txt file. Our guide to AI crawlers, robots.txt and llms.txt explains how.

SEO Tool: Frequently Asked Questions

Is this SEO tool free?
Yes. Keyword ideas, content briefs, the writing prompt and the on-page analyzer are free, with no sign-up and no limits.
Does it show search volume or keyword difficulty?
No. Real search volumes come from paid data sources, and we will not show estimates we cannot back up. Use the Google Trends and Google search links next to each idea, and your own Google Search Console data, to check demand.
Does it write the blog post for me?
It builds everything a writer needs: titles, meta descriptions, a heading outline, FAQ questions, terms to cover and a detailed writing prompt. Paste the prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini for a full first draft, then edit it and add your own experience. The tool itself does not call an AI.
What is AEO?
Answer Engine Optimization: structuring content so search engines and voice assistants can lift a direct answer from it, for example with question headings followed by short, clear answers.
What is GEO?
Generative Engine Optimization: making content easy for AI search tools such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews to understand, trust and cite. Clear facts with sources, original experience and quotable statements help.
How is the content score calculated?
From weighted checks in four groups: SEO, AEO, GEO and readability. Each check passes, needs improvement or fails, and every result explains why and what to change. It measures best practices, not your actual ranking.
Is my content stored or uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you paste is sent to our servers. See our privacy notice.
Will this guarantee a first-page ranking?
No tool can. Rankings depend on your competition, your site’s authority, links and how well the page answers the search. This tool helps you get the on-page part right.

Read the full guide:How to Write Blog Posts That Rank

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