Build a better brief. Publish with purpose.
Create a reusable SEO blog prompt from your own brief, then run a transparent first pass on the article you receive. Prompt assembly and basic scoring work without an AI API.
How to use the SEO Blog Builder
Follow these steps to create your article brief, generate a prompt and review the finished draft.
01Set your website defaultsView step
Add your website, preferred homepage anchor, audience and location. Save the profile in this browser to reuse it later.
02Complete the article briefView step
Enter the topic and primary keyword, then add secondary terms, search intent, article type, tone and target length.
03Add your source materialView step
Paste your notes, research, experience and references. Include internal links or extra instructions in Advanced controls when needed.
04Assemble and use the promptView step
Select “Assemble SEO blog prompt”, copy the result and paste it into your preferred AI writing tool. This page builds the prompt locally and does not generate the article itself.
05Evaluate the draftView step
Paste the generated article into the SEO blog score tab. Review the automated checks, then manually verify facts, sources, usefulness and editorial quality before publishing.
Tip: provide specific, trustworthy source material. The tool instructs the writer not to invent facts, but the final article still needs a human fact check.
One workspace for your SEO content workflow
Set your reusable website preferences once. For each article, add the topic, keyword and source material, then copy the assembled prompt into your preferred AI tool.
Reusable website defaults
Save these once and load them for future articles.
Article requirements
Define the search target and intended reader.
Source material
Notes, research, experience, statistics, examples and source links.
Runs locally in this page. Your brief is not sent to an AI service to assemble the prompt.
EDITORIAL STANDARDView all 34 blog quality criteriaIncluded in the generated prompt
Criteria built into the blog prompt
These are the 34 editorial and SEO criteria the prompt asks the writer to follow. They guide article creation; they are not all automatically measured by the score above.
- 01Search intent is clearly satisfied
- 02Audience and location are relevant
- 03Primary keyword is used naturally
- 04Primary keyword appears early
- 05Secondary terms are integrated naturally
- 06Title is clear and relevant
- 07Meta description is present
- 08URL slug is concise
- 09One descriptive H1 is used
- 10Logical H2 structure is present
- 11Subheadings answer reader questions
- 12Opening establishes relevance
- 13Article has useful depth
- 14Claims are supported by supplied sources
- 15No unsupported statistics or claims
- 16No fabricated quotes or credentials
- 17Examples make advice practical
- 18Content is original and specific
- 19Paragraphs are easy to scan
- 20Lists or steps improve readability
- 21Internal links are relevant
- 22Required homepage anchor is included
- 23External sources are credible
- 24Images have useful placement guidance
- 25Image alt text is descriptive
- 26Conclusion provides useful closure
- 27FAQ answers genuine questions
- 28Keyword use avoids stuffing
- 29Language is clear and grammatical
- 30Content avoids unnecessary repetition
- 31CTA fits the reader journey
- 32Heading hierarchy is logical
- 33Article matches requested format
- 34Content is ready for human fact check