Getting the Best Results from Each Tool

Blog Writer

What You Get

Outlines, drafts, or full blog posts based on your topic and target audience.

Pro Tips

• Give specific audience descriptions: "startup founders with less than $1M ARR" vs. "business owners"
• Specify tone: academic, conversational, humorous, authoritative
• Use Deep Think for opinion pieces and thought leadership—it writes better
• Ask for outlines first, then generate full drafts once you approve the structure

Keyword Analyzer

What You Get

SEO opportunity ranking: which keywords should you target based on volume, difficulty, and relevance.

Pro Tips

• Be specific about your market/vertical
• Include your current ranking keywords so the tool understands your position
• Ask it to identify content gaps—keywords you could own but haven't
• Use the output to build your content calendar

Competitor Analyzer

What You Get

Breakdown of competitor positioning, messaging, and strategy from their site.

Pro Tips

• Analyze 2-5 competitors at a time (more = slower, but richer)
• Include direct competitors only—not adjacent players
• Feed the output into the next step (SEO Reports, Content Gaps) for deeper analysis
• Run monthly to catch competitive moves early

SEO Reports

What You Get

Detailed analysis of on-page SEO, technical issues, and competitive positioning.

Pro Tips

• Feed competitor analysis into this tool for direct comparisons
• Use the output to identify quick wins on your own site
• Deep Think mode gives better strategic recommendations

Quick Actions

What You Get

Fast, lightweight analysis for quick questions or tactical decisions.

Pro Tips

• Use for "quick wins"—questions that don't need deep analysis
• Chain multiple quick analyses together to build a complete picture
• Use when speed matters more than perfection