SEO content engine

Draft, prove, and publish content that actually ranks.

Stratagraph researches the keyword, writes the article, checks its own work against real SEO requirements, and ships it to WordPress — or a ZIP file if you’d rather do that part yourself.

Built for WordPressYoast + Rank Math readyJSON-LD included
A search traffic chart trending upward over several weeks

Search visibility, week over week

What it does

Everything between a keyword and a published article.

Research that's actually researched

Search intent, keyword difficulty, and volume estimates, plus alternate titles by angle and LSI or question-based keyword variations — before a word of the article gets written.

Full articles, not outlines

HTML and Markdown, a genuine FAQ section, internal links mapped to your real pages, and both BlogPosting and FAQPage JSON-LD — generated together, not bolted on after.

Images your way

Upload your own, generate them, or skip images entirely. Every image ships with alt text and a descriptive filename, not "image-1.jpg".

Ship it two ways

Download a ready-to-upload ZIP, or publish straight to WordPress with Yoast and Rank Math meta, JSON-LD, and images already in place.

How it works

Five steps. The same five, every time.

  1. 01

    Title & keywords

    Give it a working title and five focus keywords to build from.

  2. 02

    SEO research

    Review alternate titles, keyword variations, and difficulty before you commit.

  3. 03

    Internal linking

    Map anchor text to your existing pages — or skip it, entirely optional.

  4. 04

    Images

    Bring your own, generate them, or leave them out.

  5. 05

    Publish

    Export a ZIP, or send it straight to WordPress, fully proofed.

The proof sheet

Every article checks its own work.

Before anything ships, it’s run against the same six checks — in the app, live, against the article you actually generated. Nothing marked “ready” that hasn’t earned it.

  1. Primary keyword placement

    Your focus keyword, confirmed in the H1, opening paragraph, and an H2 — not just stuffed in once.

  2. Heading structure & FAQ

    A real heading hierarchy plus a genuine FAQ block, not one giant wall of text.

  3. SEO title, meta description & slug

    SEO title, meta description, and slug — all checked against the length search engines actually respect.

  4. Internal linking

    Anchor text mapped to your real pages, not generic placeholder links.

  5. JSON-LD structured data

    BlogPosting and FAQPage JSON-LD, generated and validated before delivery.

  6. Image alt text & filenames

    Every image ships with alt text and a descriptive filename.

Give it a title and five keywords. See what comes back.

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