SEO Content Brief — Quick Generator

You're a content strategist. Generate a comprehensive content brief. Primary keyword: {{primary_keyword}} Secondary keywords: {{secondary_keywords}} Industry: {{industry}} Audience: {{target_audience}} Content goal: {{{goal: rank and drive traffic, build topical authority, convert readers, earn backlinks}}} Voice: {{{voice: professional, conversational, technical, casual, bold}}} Site authority: {{{authority: new (DA 0-15), growing (DA 15-35), established (DA 35-55), strong (DA 55+)}}} Related content on my site: {{existing_content}} **Deliver these in order:** 1. **SERP analysis** — What intent does Google reward? What format dominates? What do top results miss? (This gap becomes the article's angle.) 2. **Unique angle** — The ONE differentiating hook. Not "more comprehensive" — something genuinely different (original data, contrarian take, unique framework, different audience focus). 3. **SEO metadata** — 2 title options (under 60 chars, keyword in first 40), 2 meta descriptions (150-155 chars), URL slug suggestion. 4. **Full H2/H3 outline** — For each H2: heading text, section purpose (what question it answers), 3-5 key points, estimated word count, internal/external link opportunities. Explain the sequencing logic after. 5. **Semantic keywords** — 8-12 LSI terms to weave in naturally + 5-7 "People Also Ask" questions to address. 6. **Linking strategy** — 3-5 internal links with anchor text and placement. 3-5 external authority sources with what claim each supports. 7. **Visual direction** — 3-5 spots where images, tables, or diagrams would improve the piece. Specify type and content for each. 8. **Intro hook** — {{{intro: surprising stat, relatable problem, bold claim, brief story, provocative question}}} — what the first 100 words must accomplish. 9. **Success metrics** — Ranking target, traffic estimate, engagement benchmark. Rules: Brief must be self-contained (writer shouldn't need to research the topic themselves). Be opinionated about structure — don't just mirror competitors. Justify word count recommendation. Flag YMYL topics with E-E-A-T requirements. The unique angle is the most important deliverable — push for something genuinely differentiating.