8 things SEO Agent checks
before writing a word
Keyword tools show you data. Writing tools produce text. SEO Agent closes the loop: the pre-writing research an experienced SEO does by hand runs automatically before every draft, and you see the findings before anything is written.
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The live Google top 10, for your market
Not a cached database: the actual results page for your keyword, fetched when you start writing, localized to your market. A Swedish site gets the Swedish SERP, not Norway's.
- 2
Real People-Also-Ask questions, with Google's current answers
The questions from the PAA box, verbatim, plus the answer Google shows when each one is opened and the page it credits. Your draft gets a concrete answer to beat, not just a question to cover.
- 3
The featured snippet, and its shape
If Google answers your query with a list, a table or a short paragraph, that's Google telling you the format that wins the slot. The brief detects the shape and instructs the draft to match it.
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What each ranking page actually covers
SEO Agent reads the ranking pages themselves and pulls their headings, so you see, per competitor, which sections they wrote. A topic they all cover is table stakes; a topic none of them covers is your opening. Pages whose robots.txt asks not to be read are left alone, and the brief says so.
- 5
Monthly search volume
The seed keyword and every related search are annotated with real monthly search volume for your market, so you can see at a glance which phrasings people actually type.
- 6
Search intent, and whether it fits your plan
Informational, commercial or transactional, per keyword. If you've picked a blog post for a keyword where searchers are ready to buy, the brief says so before the draft exists. Advisory, never overriding your choice.
- 7
The query fan-out, with veto power
One search fans out into the related queries Google itself expands it to. The brief pulls that fan-out live and shows each query as a clickable chip with its search volume. Strike out the ones that don't fit your angle and they're excluded from the draft, and from the data spend.
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Your own site
The brief meets what SEO Agent already knows: your brand voice trained from your published pages, your knowledge base for grounding, and your internal link targets. The draft is written into your site, not onto a blank page.
Then it stops, and shows you
The brief isn't hidden machinery. It's the first thing you see. Volume and intent for the keyword, the answer Google shows today, what every ranking page covers, and the questions people actually ask. Veto keywords, change the target, or say go. The draft is written from exactly what you approved, in your brand voice, grounded in your own pages.