What problem does it solve?
It helps you decide what content to create and how to structure an editorial plan so your marketing efforts generate searchable traffic and shareable authority instead of random posts.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Content strategy planning: Determine what topics to cover based on business goals, customer questions, and market gaps.
- Searchable vs shareable framework: Choose content types optimized for SEO intent, social spread, or both (prioritized for search first).
- Pillars, clusters, and hub-and-spoke: Build an internal linking structure that compounds topical authority.
- Buyer-stage mapping: Align topics to awareness, consideration, decision, and implementation needs.
- Prioritization scoring: Rank ideas using customer impact, content-market fit, search potential, and resource requirements.
- Content ideation inputs: Turn keyword data, transcripts, surveys, forums, and competitor research into actionable content recommendations.
- Task-specific guidance: Distinguish strategy work from copywriting so the right skill is used for writing individual pieces.
Quick Start
Ask for a content strategy by providing your product, target audience, goals, current content state, and constraints, for example: “Create a 90-day content strategy with 3–5 pillars, buyer-stage keyword targets, topic clusters, and a prioritized publishing plan for our B2B SaaS.”