SupaDraft

An AI content brief generator that reads the top 10 for you

Enter a keyword and watch SupaDraft turn the top 10 Google results into a brief your writer can work from.

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Brief

cold brew ratio
Reading competitor pages0/10
Competitorswords
  1. 1Cold brew ratio: the only guide you needsteepandstrain.com2,140
  2. 2How to make cold brew at homemorningpour.blog1,680
  3. 3The best cold brew coffee ratio, testedbrewlabnotes.com2,860
  4. 4Cold brew concentrate ratio explainedthegrindreport.co1,420
  5. 5Easy cold brew coffee recipekitchenbench.co980
  6. 6Cold brew vs iced coffee, and the ratio for eachroastandrest.com1,760
  7. 7Coffee to water ratio calculatorratiotools.app640
  8. 8Our cold brew method, step by stepfieldroast.co1,310
  9. 9How much coffee for cold brew?dailybrewq.com1,120
  10. 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

A live brief for “cold brew ratio”, built from the top 10 results.

What is an AI content brief generator?

An AI content brief generator studies the pages already ranking for a keyword and turns them into a writing plan: what to cover, which terms to use and which questions to answer. SupaDraft’s live brief reads the top 10 Google results for your target keyword and builds that plan while you watch, so you can see where every recommendation comes from.

A good brief saves the writer from guessing and saves the editor from rewriting. Building one by hand means opening ten tabs, skimming each page and copying headings into a doc. The live brief does the reading for you and lays the results out side by side.

What goes into a SupaDraft content brief

Every live brief contains six parts, all drawn from the current top 10 results.

  • Competitor titles. The title of each ranking page, so you can see the angle Google is rewarding.
  • Word counts. How long each ranking page is, which gives you a realistic range instead of an arbitrary target.
  • Competitor outlines. The heading structure of each page, side by side.
  • Terms with target counts. The terms ranking pages use, each with a target count for your draft.
  • A recommended outline. A suggested structure for your article based on what the top results cover.
  • Questions and gaps. The questions readers ask, taken from People Also Ask, and the gaps competitors leave.

For a coffee brand targeting “cold brew ratio”, the brief might show that every ranking page gives a ratio but few explain how it changes when you brew concentrate to dilute later. That gap becomes a section in your outline.

Step by step

How the live brief works, step by step

You go from keyword to finished brief in six steps.

  1. Choose a target keyword. Pick it from a cluster on the Terrain map, or from Opportunities, where you already rank in positions 8 to 20.
  2. Watch the brief build. SupaDraft reads the top 10 Google results and fills in the brief as you watch.
  3. Compare the competitors. Scan titles, word counts and outlines to see which angle ranks and how deep the coverage goes.
  4. Review the terms. Check the extracted terms and their target counts so the draft covers the vocabulary of the topic.
  5. Shape the outline. Start from the recommended outline, then add sections for the gaps competitors leave and the questions readers ask.
  6. Write in the editor. Open the draft in the SEO content editor, where the term ledger tracks each term against its target range and four scores update as you type.

Reader questions matter because they’re the sentences people type into search engines and AI assistants. Answering them directly, near the top of a section, gives readers what they came for and gives AI answers a clear passage to cite. That’s the idea behind generative engine optimization, and it’s why the brief lists People Also Ask questions next to the outline.

Live brief or brief template?

A brief template gives you a consistent structure, and the live brief fills that structure with evidence from today’s results. You can use both: a template for house rules like audience, tone and calls to action, and the live brief for the SERP research. If you’re building your own, our content brief template covers the fields worth including.

Who the AI content brief generator is for

  • SEO leads and strategists who brief several articles a week and want each one grounded in the current results.
  • Writers who want to see why a section is in the outline before they write it.
  • SaaS marketing teams writing comparison and how-to content against well-funded competitors. See how SupaDraft supports SEO content for SaaS teams.
  • Agencies briefing for several client brands at once.

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Where does the live brief get its data?

The live brief reads the top 10 Google results for your target keyword. Competitor titles, word counts, outlines, terms, questions and gaps all come from those results.

What are competitor gaps?

Gaps are topics or questions the ranking pages leave uncovered or cover thinly. Filling them gives your article something the current top 10 doesn’t offer.

How do the term target counts work?

Each extracted term comes with a target count. In the editor, the term ledger shows each term’s target range and your current count, marked under, in range or over.

Does the brief replace keyword research?

No. The brief starts from a keyword you’ve already chosen. Use the Terrain map to pick the cluster, then build the brief for its main keyword.

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