Content Brief Generator: What Ranking Pages Cover

See what the pages that rank for a keyword cover, then write yours and score your draft against them. Scoring is free.

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Before you write a page about "how to do a site audit", it helps to know what the pages already on Google's first page say. A content brief reads them for you. It finds what they have in common and turns that into a plan you can write from. Then you can score your own draft against it.

What you get

• What the top-ranking pages share, from up to ten pages read
• Sections, subjects and questions to cover, with a suggested length and the search intent
• A draft score out of 100, built from length, topics covered, headings, questions answered, keyword use and readability
• A list of what is missing and what to fix, so each rewrite has a target

From keyword to finished draft

1. Make the brief

   Enter a keyword phrase, pick a country and language, and make the brief. The price shows first.

2. Write to the plan

   Follow its sections and questions, in your own words.

3. Score the draft

   Paste it into the Draft tab. Scoring is free, so you can do it as often as you like. Drafts are saved with the brief.

A new brief is one paid lookup. Opening a saved brief, writing drafts and scoring them cost nothing, and a failed request is never charged. Over MCP, Claude or ChatGPT can make briefs and score a draft you paste in.

Writing for clients? Start with how to write a content brief and see SEO research for content writers.