Articles that rank well share a backbone, an answer to the reader's question in the first lines, clear sections, concrete examples and the questions people ask next. The SEO Article tool is an AI article generator that builds that backbone from two inputs, the title you plan to publish and the keywords you want the page to rank for.
It first works out the search intent behind the title, whether the reader wants to learn, compare, buy or solve a problem, and answers it from the opening paragraph. The draft has an H1, a short introduction, four to seven H2 sections, an FAQ block and a conclusion with a next step. The main keyword appears in the introduction, in at least one H2 and in the conclusion, never repeated just to raise its density.
If you already have an outline, Blog Article follows it section by section. Both are part of the Blog and articles family.
What you get
- A full article in Markdown, starting with the title as an H1
- Four to seven sections with descriptive H2 headings
- Steps, checklists, pros and cons or a short table where they help
- An FAQ section with three to five questions readers really ask
- Claims to verify marked [to check], with no invented statistics or quotes
What you fill in
- Article title required
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Use the title you plan to publish. You can get options from Post Title Generator first.
- Focus keywords required
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Separate keywords with commas and put the main one first.
How to use it, step by step
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Start from a title you would publish
The title sets the search intent. If you are not sure yet, get options from the Post Title Generator.
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List the focus keywords, main one first
Separate them with commas. The first is the main keyword, the others are used where they fit naturally.
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Raise the maximum length
The length setting is the target for the whole article. Set it high enough for a full piece, or the sections stay thin.
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Edit and fact-check
Replace every [to check] with a verified fact or remove it, add your own examples, then publish.
Example, input and output
Input
- article_title
- How to choose the right CRM for a small business
- focus_keywords
- crm for small business, best crm, crm pricing
Output
Choosing a CRM for a small business comes down to three questions, what your team needs to track, how much setup you can handle and how the price grows with you. This guide gives you a checklist for each one.
## What a CRM for small business should do first
List the tasks your team repeats every week, such as logging calls and following up on quotes. A CRM earns its place when it removes those steps.
## How CRM pricing usually works
Most tools charge per user per month, with more features on higher tiers. Compare the price for the team you expect next year [to check current prices].
Illustrative excerpt showing the structure, the full output is longer.
Tips for better results
- A how-to title produces steps, a comparison title produces criteria and a table.
- Keep the keyword list to three to five terms. A long list pushes the draft toward filler.
- Use the FAQ section to plan internal links to your other articles.
Who uses it, and for what
Small business with a blog
Turn the questions customers ask most into articles, then add your own advice before publishing.
SEO specialist building a content cluster
Draft each supporting article from its title and keywords, and spend the editing time on depth and links.
Agency writer on a deadline
Start from a structured draft and focus on the client's examples and tone.
Founder writing about their market
Get a clear structure for a guide and fill it with what you know from your own work.
Limits and good practice
- It is a first draft. Your experience, examples and data are what make the page worth ranking.
- It does not browse the web, so recent figures and prices must come from you.
- It does not write the meta description. Use the Meta Description Generator once the article is final.
Frequently asked questions
How long is the article?
It follows the maximum length in the settings and spreads it across the sections by importance. The default length is short for a full article, so raise it before generating. The tool never pads, so a narrow topic can produce a shorter draft than the limit.
Is the article ready to publish as it is?
No, it is a structured first draft. Before publishing, check every fact marked [to check], add first-hand examples and your own point of view, and make sure the advice is right for your readers. An edited draft reads better and stays useful longer.
How does it use my keywords?
The first keyword is the main one and appears in the introduction, in at least one H2 and in the conclusion. The others and their natural variants are used where they fit the sentence. The tool is told never to repeat a keyword just to raise its density.
How is it different from Blog Article and the Article Wizard?
SEO Article goes from a title and keywords to a full draft in one step. Blog Article writes from an outline you provide, for more control over the sections. The Article Wizard guides you through keywords, title, outline and images one stage at a time.
Does it invent statistics or sources?
It is instructed not to. It may use well-established general knowledge, but it never invents studies, quotes, prices or dates, and it marks anything that needs a source with [to check]. To try it, create an account and compare the plans on the pricing page.
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