Content Brief & Blog Writer
Content Brief & Blog Writer is a free tool that turns one keyword into a blog plan with titles, headings, questions and FAQs, then writes an AI draft to edit.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Checks a live page
A blog post ranks when it answers exactly what the searcher wants, in the order they want it. Type the search you want to be found for, your business and your city, and get a brief a writer can follow: five title ideas, a meta description, what the searcher wants, the headings to use, questions to answer, local details to add, links, FAQs and a call to action. Then, if you like, let AI write a first draft for you to edit.
Your workspace
Fill in the details above, then press the button to see your result.
- Everything the tool writes is a suggestion. Check every fact, price and place name before you publish.
- Questions are generated from your keyword, not copied from Google.
- Identical requests are saved for a few hours, so asking again does not use more of the free AI allowance.
- When AI is not available, you still get a full brief made by our rules.
Guide
How to use it
- 1Type the keyword — the search you want to rank for — and your business. Add your city, readers and any facts you want included.
- 2Press “Make my brief”. You get titles, a meta description, headings, questions, local ideas, links, FAQs and a call to action.
- 3Fill in every [bracket] with a real detail from your business, and remove anything that does not fit.
- 4Press “Write the draft” for an 800–1200 word first draft, then edit it, check every fact and publish. Copy it as HTML for WordPress or download it.
What the results mean
- Content brief
- A one-page plan for a blog post: what it is about, who it is for, the headings and what to cover. It stops a post from wandering.
- Meta description
- The short grey text under your title in Google's results. It does not change your ranking, but a good one gets more clicks.
- H2 and H3
- Headings inside your post. H2 is a main section; H3 is a smaller point inside it. Google and readers use them to scan the page.
- Search intent
- What the searcher wants: to buy, compare, learn or find a place. A post that gives them something else will not rank.
- FAQ schema
- A small piece of code that tells Google which questions and answers are on your page. Only use it when the same FAQs are visible on the page.
Common questions
Is the AI draft ready to publish?
No. It is a first draft. It may be too general and it will have [brackets] where your real details go. Edit it, add your experience and check every fact — Google rewards posts that show real knowledge.
What happens when the AI is not available?
You still get a full brief made by our rules from your keyword, business and city. For the draft, you get a skeleton with every heading and a note on what to write under it.
Are the questions taken from Google?
No. We never copy Google's results. The questions are suggestions based on your keyword — keep the ones your customers really ask.
Can it write in Hindi?
Not yet. The brief and draft are in simple Indian English for now.
Guides on this topic
- How to Write Content for AI Overviews (With Examples)How to write content for AI Overviews: what Google says, what makes a paragraph quotable, and five before-and-after rewrites you can copy.
- Can ChatGPT Help With SEO? Practical Uses and LimitationsWhat ChatGPT can and cannot do for your SEO: practical uses, limits like made-up facts and no search data, and what Google says about AI-written content.
- How to Write a Blog Post That Ranks on GoogleA one-afternoon method for writing a blog post that ranks: pick a real customer question, study the top results, draft fast, edit for phones, then add SEO.