SEO content optimization tool features, from keyword to published post
Every SupaDraft feature, grouped by the step of the content workflow it serves.
What the SEO content optimization tool features cover
SupaDraft’s SEO content optimization tool features cover five stages of content work: research, briefing, writing, planning and publishing. Optimization often starts and stops at the draft. SupaDraft carries the same keyword through every stage, so the cluster you pick on the map is the one the brief targets, the editor scores, the calendar checks for overlap and the Google preview shows.
The examples on this page follow one team: a coffee brand planning a guide to cold brew.
01Terrain map
Terrain map: keyword clustering you can see
The Terrain map shows your keyword research as a live topographic map. Keywords are grouped into clusters by SERP overlap, so keywords that return many of the same Google results sit together. Search volume is elevation and difficulty is hatching, so the tall, lightly hatched hills are the ones worth climbing first.
Your Google Search Console rankings appear as pins. One pin marks top-10 rankings. Another marks positions 8 to 20, the “almost ranking” keywords at the bottom of page one or on page two. You can lasso keywords into a new cluster, drag keywords between clusters, and switch to a table view at any time.
Opportunities
Opportunities lists every keyword where you already rank in positions 8 to 20, sorted by search volume. Each one has a Plan article action. For the coffee brand, a page sitting at position 12 for “cold brew ratio” is often a faster win than a brand-new topic.
Terrain map
cold brew| Cluster | Keywords | Volume | Difficulty | Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cold brew ratio | 14 | 12,400 | 38 | #12 |
| Cold brew maker | 22 | 14,800 | 71 | Not ranking |
| Cold brew vs iced coffee | 9 | 9,900 | 52 | Not ranking |
| Cold brew concentrate | 11 | 6,600 | 29 | #6 |
| Caffeine in cold brew | 6 | 4,400 | 24 | #16 |
Cluster
Cold brew ratio
- Monthly volume
- 12,400
- Difficulty38, Easy
- Top competitor
- steepandstrain.com
- Your best position
- #12, almost ranking
You rank #12. One focused article could lift this cluster onto page one.
Sample data. Hover or focus a cluster.
02Live brief
Live brief: a content brief built from the top 10
The live brief reads the top 10 Google results for your target keyword and builds a brief as you watch. It shows competitor titles, word counts and outlines. It extracts terms with target counts, recommends an outline, lists the questions readers ask (People Also Ask), and points out the gaps competitors leave.
The result is a brief based on what ranks today for “cold brew ratio”, built in front of you instead of from memory or a stale template.
Brief
cold brew ratio- 1Cold brew ratio: the only guide you needsteepandstrain.com2,140
- 2How to make cold brew at homemorningpour.blog1,680
- 3The best cold brew coffee ratio, testedbrewlabnotes.com2,860
- 4Cold brew concentrate ratio explainedthegrindreport.co1,420
- 5Easy cold brew coffee recipekitchenbench.co980
- 6Cold brew vs iced coffee, and the ratio for eachroastandrest.com1,760
- 7Coffee to water ratio calculatorratiotools.app640
- 8Our cold brew method, step by stepfieldroast.co1,310
- 9How much coffee for cold brew?dailybrewq.com1,120
- 10Cold brew ratios for every brewerhomebaristahub.com2,390
Terms and target counts
- cold brew6–9
- ratio4–7
- coarse grind2–4
- concentrate3–5
- steep time2–3
- dilute1–3
- by weight1–2
- fridge1–2
Recommended outline
- What is the best cold brew ratio?9 of 10
- Ratio for ready-to-drink cold brew7 of 10
- Ratio for concentrate you diluteGap to fill
- How long to steep cold brew8 of 10
- Grind size and filters6 of 10
People also ask
- Is 1:4 or 1:8 better for cold brew?
- How much coffee for 1 liter of cold brew?
- Can you steep cold brew too long?
Sample data for illustration
03Editor
Editor: four live scores and the tools to act on them
The editor is a long-form writing space that scores your draft as you type.
SEO, GEO, Brand and Readability scores
SEO tracks on-page optimization for your target keyword. GEO tracks how well the draft is set up to be cited by AI answers; our guide to generative engine optimization explains why that matters. Brand checks your draft against your brand voice and banned words. Readability tells you how easy the draft is to read. Each score has a checklist, and clicking an item jumps to the exact text.
Term ledger
Every term shows its target range and current count, marked under, in range or over. Click a term to cycle through its uses in the draft.
Internal links
Suggested internal links appear as dotted underlines. Press Tab to accept or Esc to dismiss.
Section actions
Select a section and choose Rewrite, Expand, Shorten, Add example or Add fact. Results stream in as an inline diff that you accept or reject change by change.
Fact pack
Sourced facts sit beside the draft, ready to drag in where a claim needs support.
Try it: remove “artisanal” or add “grind” and watch the scores move.
Keep going
Target 80+. 6 suggestions left.
- SEO
- 72
- GEO
- 62
- Brand
- 82
- Readability
- 82
Suggestions
- Remove “artisanal”, it is on your banned list
- Cite a source for the steep time, such as your own tests
- Use “cold brew” 1 more time
04Campaign calendar
Campaign calendar: capacity and cannibalization checks
The campaign calendar plans articles by week, with each article sized by its target word count. A weekly capacity line comes from your publishing cadence, so an overloaded week is obvious at a glance.
The calendar also flags cannibalization: two planned articles competing for the same cluster. If the coffee brand schedules “Cold brew ratio guide” and “How strong should cold brew be”, you see the conflict before either is written.
Campaign calendar
Cold brew seasonCannibalization. “Cold brew ratio guide” and “How to make cold brew concentrate” target the cold brew ratio cluster in the week of Nov 9. Drag one to another week, or merge them.
05Publishing
Publishing: Google preview, then WordPress
Before you publish, SupaDraft shows a Google result preview with pixel-width meters for the title and meta description. Then you publish or schedule the post to WordPress. Webflow is coming.
Google result preview
DesktopHow it appears in Google
Demo only. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Workspace features that sit under everything
These features apply across the whole workflow.
Brands
A workspace can hold multiple brands. Each brand has its own voice, publishing cadence, calendar and integrations, so the Brand score, the capacity line and the publishing target always match the brand you’re working on.
Integrations
Google Search Console brings in rankings, almost-ranking pages and decaying pages. WordPress connects through application passwords for publishing and scheduling.
⌘K command palette
Every action in SupaDraft is available from the ⌘K command palette, so you can jump from the map to a brief to the calendar from the keyboard.
FAQ
Questions about SupaDraft features
Straight answers about how SupaDraft works. Anything missing? Start free and look around.
What is a content optimization tool?
A content optimization tool helps you shape a draft so it matches what searchers and search engines expect for a keyword, usually by comparing it with the pages that already rank. SupaDraft adds keyword clustering, planning and publishing around that core.
Which SupaDraft features work before the writing starts?
The Terrain map, Opportunities and the live brief all work before the first sentence is written. They tell you which cluster to target, where you already almost rank, and what the top 10 results cover.
Does SupaDraft check brand voice as well as SEO?
Yes. The Brand score checks every draft against your brand voice and banned words, alongside the SEO, GEO and Readability scores.
Which integrations does SupaDraft support?
SupaDraft integrates with Google Search Console and WordPress. Webflow publishing is coming.
Start free
Build your first live brief in SupaDraft
Pick a keyword, watch the brief build from the top 10, and start writing with four live scores.