An SEO content generator that researches the search before it writes a word

What an SEO content generator should actually do

An article ranks when it answers the search better than the pages already there. That is mostly decided before the first sentence: which keyword to target, what the searcher expects to find, and what the article must cover to be worth clicking. A generator that skips those steps produces fluent text that is aimed at nothing.

Conterity treats writing as the last step of four:

• Pick a keyword the site can win. A new website rarely ranks for the broad terms its competitors already own, so keywords are checked against who ranks before they are planned.
• Read the search. The questions people ask, the related searches and the autocomplete suggestions for that keyword show what a complete answer looks like.
• Write from what you know. Your approved Brand Brain supplies the voice, the offer, the audience and the proof; your notes supply first-hand experience.
• Check, approve, paste. You read every article, then copy it, download it or send it to Google Docs.

How an article is made

Choosing keywords you can actually rank for

The most common reason AI-written articles get impressions but no clicks is not the writing. It is the keyword: a young site aiming at a term that large brands already own ends up on page three, where nobody clicks.

Conterity checks keyword difficulty before planning. Paid plans use measured keyword difficulty from search data; otherwise the difficulty is estimated from who ranks today, with forums and small sites counting as openings and large, trusted brands counting against it, and the estimate is labelled as an estimate. On the AI Team plans, the team also judges how established your site is on Google and keeps most articles to keywords within that reach, with only the occasional stretch.

Facts, numbers and your own experience

AI writers are fluent, which makes their mistakes convincing. A made-up statistic in a sales article is the kind of thing a buyer remembers, and it is exactly what search engines’ quality guidelines ask writers to avoid.

• Numbers come from three places only: the proof points in your approved Brand Brain, the notes you add to the article, and the research or authoritative sources supplied for it. Each one is named where it is used.
• No source, no number. When a figure would help but none is available, the draft shows a marked placeholder such as “[ADD: a data point on …]” for you to fill in or delete.
• No invented customers. A customer story appears only if it is in your Brand Brain or your notes, with the details exactly as you gave them.
• Your experience goes in. Add owner notes to an article (what you have seen work, a mistake clients make, how you actually do the job) and the writer uses them. First-hand detail is what makes an article worth reading and hard to copy.

The result reads less like a summary of the top ten results and more like something your business would say.

Using the finished article

Conterity never connects to your site. Copy the approved article (formatted for WordPress, Webflow, Wix, Shopify or any other editor), download it as a Word file, or send it to Google Docs. Once it is live, add its URL and its Google clicks and position show up next to it.

Every article arrives with a title and a meta description, and Writer articles add a short FAQ section, so it is ready for your editor without extra work.

Plans and prices

The Writer plans are for businesses that mainly want articles. On the AI Team plans an AI team does the planning too: it picks each week’s keywords from search volumes and how established your site is, writes the articles and checks whether AI assistants mention you. Current prices are always on the pricing page.

Compared with other AI writers

Autopilot tools post more for you, and some bundle backlinks. Conterity hands you fewer, checked articles and leaves your site to you. If you would rather have ten articles you would sign your name to than thirty you have not read, it is built for you.

What it does not do

Being clear about limits is part of doing SEO honestly.

• It does not publish or change anything on your site: you put approved articles there yourself.
• It does not buy, trade or build backlinks. Links from other sites still matter, and they are earned outside the writing.
• It does not add images to articles.
• It does not promise rankings. Better-targeted, better-sourced articles make ranking more likely; Search Console shows whether it worked.

Frequently asked questions