Content Brief Generator
Per-section word counts, heading outline and SEO checklist for a keyword.
- Per-section word counts for the target keyword
- A heading outline (H2/H3 skeleton)
- Subtopics that must be covered
- An SEO checklist for the writer
Content Brief — how do you use it?
- Fill in the fields above with your own values. The more accurate the input, the more usable the generated output will be.
- Press Generate. The output is produced instantly from your input, with no external request.
- Work through the findings from top to bottom — they are already ordered by impact — and re-run the tool after your changes to confirm the fix landed.
Run Content Brief after every significant change: a template update, a migration, a redesign or a CMS upgrade. A monthly run is a good baseline even when nothing changed, because third-party scripts, plugins and server settings drift on their own. Keep the previous report next to the new one so you can see which numbers moved and which stayed put — a score that drops without any deliberate change is usually the first sign that something upstream broke. Once you are done here, Content & E-E-A-T is the natural next step; the two look at the same page from different angles and their findings complement each other.
Content Brief — frequently asked questions
What does the Content Brief tool do?
Per-section word counts, heading outline and SEO checklist for a keyword. In a single run it reports on per-section word counts for the target keyword, a heading outline (h2/h3 skeleton), subtopics that must be covered — and every finding comes with a concrete fix.
Is Content Brief free? Do I need an account?
Yes, it is completely free and no sign-up is required to run it. A free account only adds analysis history, saved reports and shareable links.
Can I use the generated output as is?
Yes. The output is produced from your own input in a valid, ready-to-paste format. Review it once for your own context before publishing.
How should I read the findings?
Findings are ordered by impact: critical and high items affect indexing or rankings directly and should be handled first; medium and low ones are optimization opportunities.
This tool is built and maintained by the Enco Software Seo team; its measurement logic and thresholds follow Google's published documentation. If a result looks wrong, let us know.