Content designed to be found.
WHAT MATTERS
Answering what the searcher actually wanted Matching the format of what currently ranks Genuine usefulness
WHAT DOES NOT
Keyword density Word count targets Repeating the phrase throughout
HOW TO USE AI WELL
"Someone searching [query] wants to know [what]. Write an article answering that directly. Answer in the first paragraph, then elaborate. Descriptive headings. Plain language."
WHAT TO SUPPLY
The actual query, and what you know about who searches it.
Your own expertise, which is what distinguishes the article.
TITLES AND DESCRIPTIONS
"Write five title options under sixty characters, stating specifically what the page covers."
"Write a meta description of around 150 characters that would make someone click."
WHAT NOT TO DO
Generate articles in volume for keywords you found in a tool Publish without reading Produce content with no reason for anyone to read it
THE RISK
AI makes thin content cheap. A hundred generated articles is a thin-content problem, not a traffic strategy.
