Write the Page That Covers What the Top Results Cover

Start From What Already Ranks

Research reads each page that ranks for your keyword. It can take up to two minutes.

Each subtopic shows how many of the top pages cover it. You see what searchers expect to find before you write a line, and how long the pages you are up against run.

Pick the subtopics to keep, the page type and the length, from 300 to 3,000 words. The draft is written from your choices.

• Article
• Service page
• Landing page
• Location page
• Comparison page
• Glossary entry

Edit With the Score in Front of You

Every draft opens in a full editor. The document sits in the middle. What it was written from sits on the left. The scores sit on the right and move as you work.

Guidance lists every subtopic the top pages cover and marks it covered, touched on or missing. Coverage is judged by meaning, so any wording counts. Word count, headings and paragraphs are measured against the pages you are competing with.

Reads Like a Person Wrote It

The Humanizer runs on every document.

The AI slop check then reads every paragraph long enough to judge and flags the ones that read as machine-written, with the reason for each. Remove AI slop rewrites the flagged passages. A passage is left as it is when rewriting it would change a fact, a link or a number.

Rated Against Google's Quality Guidelines

Each draft is rated against Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines. A rating takes about half a minute.

You see the rating, what is holding it back, what is missing for a High rating, and how well the page meets the searcher's need. Anything a person should verify comes with the searches to check it.

Refresh the Articles You Already Have

Paste the address of an article already published on your site. It opens in the editor with its SEO, AI Visibility, AI slop and quality checks run.

Every change is kept as a version with its scores. View any earlier version and restore it in one click. Your published page is not changed.

No Near Copies of Your Own Pages

Google treats near duplicate pages as scaled content, and that can hold back the whole site. Pages that differ only by a town name are a common example.

Each draft is compared with the other pages you wrote for the same site. A draft too close to one of them is held back, with export turned off, until you change the angle or combine the two. A smaller overlap is flagged so you can read it before you publish.

One keyword on one site gets one draft. Asking for it again opens the draft you already have.

From Draft to Your Website

Send the article to your WordPress site as a draft. It is never published from here. Sending it again updates the same draft, and a post that is already live is never touched.

Connect the site once in Settings with a WordPress application password. It must be one of the websites on your account.

• Publish to WordPress as a draft
• Copy HTML
• Download Markdown, Word or PDF
• Copy the business schema for the page

See Whether the New Article Ranks

When a draft is finished, its keyword goes into Rank Tracker for that site, using one keyword from your plan.

The editor shows the Google position recorded for the keyword and the page that ranks, so you can see whether the new article is the page Google chose. Positions are checked once a day. Stop tracking in one click.

Documents on Every Plan

Every plan includes the Content Writer, the free one too. A document is a new draft or a refreshed article. The allowance resets on the 1st of each month.

• Free: 2 documents a month
• Starter: 40 documents a month
• Basic: 120 documents a month
• Growth: 360 documents a month
• Pro: 600 documents a month
• Agency: 1,000 documents a month, and each Agency step adds 250