SEO Article
Write SEO-optimized articles with proper keyword targeting, search intent alignment, and conversion elements. Generate ranking-ready content in minutes.
Overview
Generate comprehensive, search-optimized articles with proper keyword placement, semantic structure, and conversion elements built in. Get ranking-ready content that covers search intent while maintaining readability and authority.
Use Cases
- Publish thought leadership articles for SaaS blogs in under 2 hours
- Create product comparison guides that rank for commercial keywords
- Write how-to tutorials that capture informational search traffic
- Generate location-specific service pages for local SEO campaigns
- Build topic cluster content that strengthens domain authority
- Produce FAQ-rich articles targeting featured snippet opportunities
Benefits
- Generate complete drafts in 3-5 minutes - Input your keywords and topic, get a structured article ready for editing
- Maintain consistent keyword density - Built-in 1-2% keyword targeting eliminates manual counting and guesswork
- Include conversion elements automatically - FAQ sections and CTAs are structured into every article by default
- Build internal linking opportunities - Template highlights spots for linking to related content on your site
- Save 4-6 hours per article - From blank page to publishable draft faster than traditional writing workflows
Template
Write an SEO article:
Primary keyword: {{primaryKeyword}}
Secondary keywords: {{secondaryKeywords}}
Topic: {{topic}}
Target word count: {{wordCount}}
Search intent: {{intent}}
Include:
- SEO-optimized title (H1)
- Meta description
- Introduction with keyword
- H2/H3 subheadings with keywords
- Internal linking opportunities
- External authoritative sources
- Keyword density 1-2%
- FAQ section
- Conclusion with CTA
Tone: {{tone}}
Properties
- primaryKeyword: Single-line Text
- secondaryKeywords: Single-line Text
- topic: Single-line Text
- wordCount: Single-line Text (default:
1500) - intent: Single Selection (default:
Informational)- Options: Informational, Commercial, Transactional, Navigational
- tone: Single Selection (default:
Educational)- Options: Professional, Conversational, Educational
Example Output
Using the template with these inputs:
- Primary keyword: “best project management software for remote teams”
- Secondary keywords: “team collaboration tools, async communication”
- Topic: “Choosing project management software for distributed teams”
- Word count: 1500
- Intent: Commercial
Generates an article with:
Title (H1): Best Project Management Software for Remote Teams: 2025 Buying Guide
Meta description: Compare the best project management software for remote teams. Features, pricing, and team collaboration tools reviewed for distributed workforces.
Structure includes:
- Introduction with primary keyword in first 100 words
- H2: “Why Remote Teams Need Specialized Project Management Software”
- H2: “Top Features to Look for in Team Collaboration Tools”
- H3: “Async Communication Capabilities”
- H3: “Time Zone Management”
- H2: “Best Project Management Software Options Compared”
- FAQ section with 4-6 common questions
- Conclusion with clear CTA
The output includes placeholder suggestions for internal links (link to pricing comparison page, link to remote work best practices) and recommends authoritative external sources (industry reports, software review sites).
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Keyword stuffing in headings - Search engines penalize unnatural keyword usage. Use variations and synonyms in H2/H3 tags instead of repeating the exact primary keyword.
Ignoring search intent - A commercial keyword needs product comparisons and buying guidance, not just educational content. Match your article structure to what searchers actually want.
Skipping the FAQ section - FAQ schema can get you featured snippets and voice search results. These questions target long-tail variations of your primary keyword.
Weak meta descriptions - The 155-character limit forces you to be specific. Include your primary keyword and a clear benefit or outcome.
Writing for algorithms instead of humans - Keyword density and structure matter, but readability and value determine time-on-page and conversions. Write naturally first, then optimize.
Forgetting internal links - Link to 3-5 related pages on your site. This distributes authority and keeps visitors engaged with your content.
Frequently Used With
- Blog Post - Turn your SEO research into multiple content formats
- Landing Page Copy - Convert organic traffic with optimized landing pages
- Product Description - Optimize product content for transactional keywords
- Case Study - Build authority content that supports commercial intent articles