GO-SEO Content Tool

Choose a mode, fill in the fields, and click Generate.
Your finished content will appear below in organized tabs, ready to copy into WordPress.

← Start here — select which you need

1. Homepage URL

The full URL of your website's homepage. Example: https://www.yourwebsite.com

Please enter your homepage URL.

2. Article Source

Paste the article's HTML source or its public URL. For best results, paste the article body HTML directly: open the post in your browser, right-click the article text, choose Inspect, and copy the article content. A public URL also works for most live posts.

Please provide the article source or URL.

2. Your Business & Ideal Client

Describe your business and the type of client you serve. This helps Claude write content that speaks directly to your audience.

Example: "I run a headshot photography studio in Los Angeles serving corporate professionals, actors, and entrepreneurs who need polished personal branding images."

Please describe your business and ideal client.

3. Blog Topic

What do you want to write about? Be as specific as possible for best results.

Example: "How to prepare for a corporate headshot session" or "5 reasons local SEO matters for small businesses"

Please enter a blog topic.

4. Primary Keyword Phrase

The single most important search phrase you want this post to rank for. This will appear in the title, introduction, and conclusion.

Example: "corporate headshots Los Angeles"

Please enter a primary keyword phrase.

5. Additional Keyword Phrases (optional)

List related keyword phrases you also want included, one per line. These will appear naturally throughout the post.

Example:
business headshots
professional portraits
personal branding photography

3. Sitemap

Paste your full sitemap here. To find it, visit https://www.yourwebsite.com/sitemap.xml in your browser and copy everything on that page. If that doesn't work, try /sitemap_index.xml. Not sure? Ask your web developer or check your SEO plugin (Yoast, Rank Math).

Please paste your sitemap.

4. Target Keyword Phrases

List the keyword phrases you want this article to rank for, one per line. Your SEO provider can supply these if you're unsure. Example: "Los Angeles SEO agency"

Please enter at least one keyword phrase.

5. Search Intent (optional)

Tells Claude what the reader is trying to accomplish. Informational = learn something. Commercial = compare options. Transactional = take action. Navigational = find something specific.

Post Length

Approximate word count for the new post.

Short ~600 words Standard ~1,000 words Long ~1,500 words

Contact Details (optional)

Used to personalize the Call to Action paragraph added at the end of your post. Include your contact page URL and phone number. If left blank, placeholder text will appear instead and you can fill it in manually before publishing.

Example: https://www.yourwebsite.com/contact/ | (800) 555-1234

Voice Sample URLs (optional)

Paste 2-3 URLs of existing blog posts that best represent the author's writing style. Claude will read these before writing to match tone, sentence structure, and voice. One URL per line.

Example: https://www.yourwebsite.com/a-blog-post-you-like/

Generating your content — this may take up to a minute...

Paste this HTML into your WordPress post editor using the Code / HTML view (not the visual editor). The post title appears inside an HTML comment on the very first line — copy that title separately into the post Title field in your CMS, then delete the comment block.

About external links: Links are verified at generation but can break if a source page moves or is updated. If a link shows as dead below, remove the hyperlink but keep the citation text — the data is still valid. Links flagged as “check manually” could not be confirmed automatically — verify them in your browser before publishing.

Link Health Report

Copy the SEO Title Tag into your SEO plugin's Title field, the Meta Description into the Description field, and the Excerpt into your post's Excerpt field. In WordPress with Yoast or Rank Math, these fields appear below the post editor.

These are suggested images for the post. Use them as a guide when sourcing photos from a stock library (Unsplash, Shutterstock, Adobe Stock). The ALT text is SEO-optimized — use it exactly when uploading images in WordPress.

This is optional but recommended for SEO. Paste this entire block into the <head> section of your post. In WordPress, use a plugin such as Insert Headers and Footers, or ask your developer to add it.