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Stop rewriting AI drafts from scratch before they go live
You type a keyword. You get a draft with its images, links to pages on your site, and a score from the 40 checks your audit runs.
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- Keyword density
- Keyword in H1
- Keyword in the opening and closing paragraphs
- Direct answers (opening and question headings)
- Average sentence length
Try it. This is searchblueprint.io's own data.
1A keyword and a deadline
Your draft starts from the pages that rank.
You've had AI drafts that could be about any keyword. Before yours is written, the pages ranking for it are read and what they skip goes into the brief. You'll start from a draft that knows what it's up against.
- Starts from the pages ranking today
- What they skip goes into your brief
- Sized against the pages that rank
Keyword
multichannel seo strategy guide
- 1Multi-Channel Digital Marketing Strategy Guide (2026)wisitech.com
- 2Multi-Channel Marketing Strategy Guide for Analysts (2026)improvado.io
- 3Multichannel Marketing: How to Use it in Your Businessnix-united.com
- 4Multichannel marketing for enterprise SEO: A complete guidebriskon.com
- 5How to Create A Multi-Channel Content Marketing Strategyportlandseogrowth.com
2Before you open the draft
Your draft arrives with a score.
You've read a whole draft just to find out it needed work, then done it again for the next client. Yours arrives scored on the same 40 checks that grade your site, with anything it failed listed first. You'll know where to look before you start.
- A grade on each draft, A+ to F, same bands as your audit
- Six groups, from keywords to links and images
- Each failed check, with the points it cost
Article score
Grade A · 23/26 checks passed · 2 not run
Fix these first
- !A next action at the end-3 pts
- !Keyword in the opening and closing paragraphs-2 pts
- !Direct answers (opening and question headings)-2 pts
3The notes you always send back
Your usual notes, handled before you send them.
You've sent drafts back with the same notes: keyword missing from the heading, sentences too long. Those failed checks go back to the writer first, and the draft is rewritten and scored again, up to four times. Your edit starts from the best version.
- A score for each pass as it runs
- Keeps the best-scoring draft, with its real score
- You can undo any automatic fix
First draft
91/100 · 5 checks to fix
- !Keyword density
- !Keyword in H1
- !Keyword in the opening and closing paragraphs
- !Direct answers (opening and question headings)
- !Average sentence length
4Linking it into your site
Your links go to pages you actually have.
You've caught AI drafts linking to pages that were never on your site. Pick your website and every internal link points at a page your audit found. Writing one yourself? Pick how many, from one to six.
- Only pages your audit crawled
- One to six links, your call
- The count checked after writing
Internal links
3 links to pages on searchblueprint.io
- Content Diversity: Why Ranking Takes More Than Blog Posts/blog/content-diversity-why-ranking-takes-more-than-blog-posts
- Why Enhance Cross-Channel SEO for Better Brand Visibility (and How to Prove It)/blog/why-enhance-cross-channel-seo-for-better-brand-visibility-and-how-to-prove-it
- Publish where your site already lives/seo-for
5Before your client reads it
You'll know which numbers came from its sources.
You've found a statistic in a draft and had no idea where it came from. Sources are only cited when they can be confirmed, and any number that isn't in what was read is marked. You'll check those before your client does.
- Citations on by default for blog posts
- Each number marked in your sources or verify
- Fewer sources on a niche topic, never made-up ones
Verify before publishing: 4 claims not backed by your sources (19 matched)
- verify$10,000: At roughly $10,000 a month in total marketing spend, focus on two to three channels.
- verify$50,000: At around $50,000 a month, add another channel only once an existing one proves its worth.
- verify$250,000: At around $250,000 a month, you can realistically support five to six channels.
- verify100%: First channel (usually organic search): 100% baseline.
- in your sources287%: Businesses active on three or more coordinated channels report a 287% higher purchase rate than single-channel efforts.
- in your sources412%: That climbs to 412% for businesses coordinating five or more channels.
6The day it goes live
See that your page actually went live.
You've hit publish and found out a week later the page was a 404. Send the article to your site and we open the public page to check it's there, then score the live page too. You'll know it's up without clicking through.
- WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Ghost and more
- Published only shows once the page is found
- A score for your live page, beside the draft's
Article
Multichannel SEO Strategy Guide: Rank Everywhere Customers Search
Draft · not sent yet
And the small stuff, handled
Images picked and credited. Stock photos, your own site's images or AI images, each with alt text.
Download it your way. Every article saves as Markdown, HTML or a Word file.
Write from your calendar. Queue a planned article and get an email when it's written.
No charge for a failed run. If a run stops before it finishes, you pay nothing.
Knows your business. It writes from what setup learned about your business.
Your byline on every post. Set an author once and every article carries the name.
What every draft comes with
Before
A generic AI draft
- Links
- /services/lawn-care, a page you don't have
- Sources
- Two you can't find anywhere
- Score
- None
After, with SearchBlueprint
Your draft
- Links
- 3 links to pages your audit found
- Sources
- Only ones it confirmed exist
- Images
- Stock photos with alt text, credited where needed
- Score
- 82 out of 100, a B, on 36 checks
You get a draft that links to your real pages and cites real sources, with a score you can check.
Sample businesses. Yours is built from your own pages.
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Lessons in the Academy
- Writing a page that ranks5 min · BeginnerThe structure of a page built to rank: the question it answers, the order it answers it in, and what to leave out.
- Topic clusters: own a subject, not a keyword5 min · IntermediateGroup pages around one subject so Google and AI treat you as the authority on it.
- Writing for AI citations5 min · IntermediatePassage structure, direct answers and clear claims that make a page easy to quote.
Questions people ask
Which mode should I use?
Skyscraper, for anything that has to compete. It reads page one, then scores and rewrites up to four times. Standard writes one fast draft when you need volume.
What if a draft never passes?
You keep its best version, with the score it really got. The checks it failed are listed, and they're usually length or internal links.
What does an article cost?
3 credits for Standard and 5 for Skyscraper on the default model. Your site's AI model can move that, and a run that fails before it finishes costs nothing.
Will it make up sources?
No. It only cites sources it can confirm exist, and any number that wasn't in what it read is marked for you to check.
Does the score mean it's good writing?
No, and the score says so. It measures structure, keywords, length, links and readability, so read it for accuracy before you publish.
Does it publish to my site by itself?
Only if you switch on Automatically Publish for that site. Otherwise nothing goes out until you send it, and we check the page is live after.
Where this fits
Spend your week editing drafts, not redoing them.
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