seo-content-writer

Provide the topic and primary keyword, then the workflow gathers requirements, researches the SERP, and drafts content with the keyword in the title, H1, first 100 words, at least one H2, and the conclusion. It finishes with a 10-factor SEO review and a CORE-EEAT self-check.

It supports blog posts, how-to guides, comparison articles, listicles, product reviews, pillar pages, FAQ pages, and landing pages. Each format has a copy-start blueprint defining required sections like definition blocks, comparison tables, and FAQ answers.

Connected SEO tools and search console data can be used when available, but they are optional. Without them, you supply the primary keyword, secondary keywords, search intent, and competitor URLs directly in the content brief.

CORE-EEAT is a set of 16 quality constraints covering intent alignment, direct answers, heading hierarchy, data precision, citation density, and evidence-claim mapping. The draft is scored against each item with Pass, Warn, or Fail before delivery.

Avoid it when claims require unverifiable statistics, when H1 wording or tone changes need editorial judgment, or when the topic demands original first-hand research. The workflow flags these cases and asks the user before making major changes.