Research a content theme

Hand over the research. Get back pages.

Give it one content theme or subject and it does the deep work — keywords, metrics, SERPs, competitor gaps — and returns page plans, each with the questions it needs to answer.

One content theme in. Page plans out, each ready for a writer.

What a page comes with

Page title

Garage software pricing guide

Primary keyword garage software pricing
Secondary keywords
garage software cost workshop management price
Questions to answer

How much does garage management software cost?

What does workshop management software include?

Everything a writer needs to start, with the research already done.

Several themes, researched at once

Related research runs in parallel and shares one budget, so a plan that calls for six themes gets researched in the time of one. Each page plan is recorded as it's found, so work is never lost waiting for one enormous final answer.

You set the ceiling for a run, it works inside it, and whatever it doesn't spend comes back. A subject-first brainstorm pass spends nothing at all.

Common questions

How is this different from planning the whole website?

A whole-website plan reads your site and identifies content themes. This workflow takes one theme and does the deep keyword and SERP work on it, returning page plans.

Do I need to know the content theme in advance?

No. You can run a subject-first pass to generate topics cheaply, then pick one for the deep run.

Is the output editable?

Every page is a normal plan you can open, edit and reassign, just like one you wrote by hand.

Get the research done while you do something else.

Start one run. The pages will be waiting when you get back.