Generate a structured, search-intent-aware outline for a blog post targeting a specific keyword.
Use at the start of content planning, before writing a full draft, to make sure the structure actually answers what someone searching the keyword wants.
What makes your take more original than competitors
I want to write a blog post targeting the keyword "{target_keyword}" for an audience of {audience}. The likely search intent is informational.
Create an outline with: a working title (under 60 characters), a meta description (under 155 characters), an H1, and H2/H3 sections that would genuinely satisfy someone searching this term — not just keyword-stuffed headers. For each section, add one sentence describing what it should cover. Flag any section where {my_expertise_or_data} would make the content more original than competitors.The search-intent field matters more than people expect — "how to X" and "best X tools" produce very different useful outlines even for similar keywords.
Keyword: "how to price a freelance project". Audience: new freelancers. Search intent: informational, someone deciding how to quote a client. My expertise: I've priced 200+ freelance projects.
Title: How to Price a Freelance Project (Without Underselling Yourself)...
Last updated Jan 1, 2026