AI for Business
SEO Title, Meta & Outline Writer
Give it a page topic, who it is for and the keyword you want to rank for; get back a title that fits in the search result, a meta description that fits under it, an H1, an H2 outline, the questions people ask, where to link from — and a note on what the searcher actually wants.
This is a cloud tool. The topic, audience and keyword you type are sent to the model. There is rarely anything sensitive in a page brief. Nothing is stored by us; the call is counted against your month’s allowance — 10 free, 300 on Pro. How the AI tools handle data.
Tips
- The character counts are the point. Google shows about 60 characters of a title and 155 of a description before cutting them off. The counts shown are made in your browser after the answer arrives, not by the model, so they are exact.
- Search intent first. If the searcher wants a template and the page is an essay, the brief says so, and no title fixes that.
- The H2 outline is the plan for the page, not its copy. Paste it into the Blog Post Writer as the brief and the two agree with each other.
- Internal-link suggestions are the pages a site on this subject would have. Where you have the page, link it; where you do not, that is the next page to write.
Frequently asked questions
Does it know what ranks on Google?
No. It knows how titles, descriptions and headings are written when they are written well, and it can reason about what a searcher wants from a phrase. It has no search data, no rankings and no view of your competitors. Use it to write the brief; use Search Console to see what happened.
Why is the title sometimes well under 60 characters?
Because 60 is a ceiling, not a target. A title that says the thing in 48 characters beats one padded to 59. If one comes back over — the model counts imperfectly — trim it; the count shown is the browser's, so you can see by how much.
Can it write the page as well?
The Blog Post Writer and the Landing Page Copy Writer do that. Paste the outline in as the brief and the headings carry through.