What problem does it solve? Writing content that ranks in search engines requires balancing keyword placement, content structure, readability, and E-E-A-T quality signals, which is difficult to do consistently without a systematic process. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Keyword-Optimized Drafting: Integrates primary and secondary keywords into titles, H1-H3 headers, introductions, and conclusions following on-page SEO best practices. - Structured Content Templates: Provides ready-made structures for blog posts, comparison articles, listicles, how-to guides, product reviews, and pillar pages. - Quality Validation: Applies a 16-item CORE-EEAT checklist covering intent alignment, citation density, heading hierarchy, and featured snippet formatting. - Use Case: Ask for a 2,000-word guide targeting a specific keyword, and receive a complete article with optimized title options, meta description, FAQ section for featured snippets, internal/external link recommendations, and an SEO score review. ## Quick Start Write an SEO-optimized article about email marketing best practices targeting the keyword "email marketing for small business" with a 1,500-word count and an FAQ section.
