Content Crew

Briefs your writers can run with.

The Content Brief agent researches a topic and hands your writers a complete brief: target keyword, intent, outline, questions to answer and internal links.

4 briefsthis week
1 target keywordper brief
12 questionsto answer
6 internal linksincluded
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Briefs per week
Questions answered
Internal links listed
Weekly schedule

See Content Brief at work.

Research the topic, set the target, hand over the brief.

Content BriefRunning
ResearchTopic studied
IntentKeyword + intent
OutlineHeadings set
BriefReady to write

Complete briefs, on a schedule.

Your writers always have a queue.

Research

The topic, studied

Researches the topic properly before a single heading is set, so the brief stands on real ground.

Structure

Everything a writer needs

Target keyword, search intent, outline, headings and the questions readers want answered.

Links

Internal links included

Lists the internal links each piece should carry, so the silo stays strong from day one.

FULL BRIEFS

Everything in one document.

Each brief includes the target keyword, search intent, a full outline with headings, the questions to answer and the internal links to include.

  • Target keyword and search intent
  • Outline and headings set
  • Questions and internal links listed
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Briefs ready4
In writing2
Published7
WEEKLY QUEUE

Writers never wait for work.

Briefs are produced on a weekly schedule, so your writers always have a researched queue instead of a blank page.

  • Runs on a weekly schedule
  • A steady queue for your writers
  • Hand straight to the Content Writer
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Everything a content brief should include.

From topic to ready to write.

Topic research

Studied before structuring.

Clear target

One keyword, clear intent.

Full outline

Headings ready to write under.

Questions

What readers want answered.

Internal links

Listed to keep the silo strong.

Weekly

A fresh queue, every week.

Frequently asked questions

What is in each brief?

The target keyword, search intent, a full outline with headings, the questions to answer and the internal links to include.

How often are briefs produced?

Weekly, on a schedule, so your writers always have a researched queue waiting for them.

Who writes the actual content?

Your writers, or the Content Writer agent. Either way the draft is reviewed and approved by you before it publishes.

How does it choose topics?

From your keyword strategy and research, so every brief targets a keyword that fits your wider plan.

Why include internal links in the brief?

Linking is decided at the planning stage, so every new piece strengthens the silo from day one instead of being patched in later.

Put the Content Brief agent to work.

Start a free trial and give your writers a queue that never runs dry.

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