Pick a keyword, choose tone and length, and get a complete SEO article: structured headings, featured image, FAQ section, and internal links. Ready to review and publish to WordPress.
A generated article is not just text. It comes structured for search from the first draft. The keyword sits in the right places, the headings follow a logical order, and a FAQ section is built in to catch long-tail searches your main content might miss.
Every article comes out structured for SEO: keyword in the title and headings, a table of contents, meta-ready length, and a FAQ section that targets long-tail searches.
The featured image is generated from your article's actual content and your saved brand palette, so blog posts look like yours instead of generic stock.
English, Romanian, German, French, Spanish, and Italian, with correct diacritics and natural phrasing in each.
Three steps take you from a bare keyword to something ready to publish. Neogenio handles the writing, the structural checks, and the SEO scoring in between. You only step in to review the result.
Pick from your keyword list or type one in, then set language, tone, and target word count.
The article is generated, edited for readability, and scored against on-page SEO criteria automatically.
Read it, adjust if you want, and send it to WordPress as a draft with one click.
The three things you saw in the card above, built into every single article.
Keyword in the title and headings, a table of contents, meta-ready length, a FAQ section, and internal link suggestions. Ready for both readers and search engines.
The image is generated from the article content and painted with your saved brand palette, so every post lands on-brand without a designer in the loop.
Every draft passes the editor and gets an SEO score and an AI search readiness score. You open a checked article, not a raw generation.
English, Romanian, German, French, Spanish, and Italian with correct diacritics.
Natural phrasing and varied rhythm applied to every draft before you see it.
Relevant links to your own pages, suggested and held for your approval.
Approved drafts land in WordPress as drafts. Nothing goes live without you.
The generator runs an editing pass that fixes the usual AI patterns: repetitive sentence structure, overlong sentences, and formulaic phrasing. You always review before publishing, so nothing goes out that you haven't approved.
You set the target word count per article. Typical SEO blog posts run 800 to 2,000 words, and the plan you're on defines the available range.
Yes. Articles can be written in English, Romanian, German, French, Spanish, or Italian, and the keyword, headings, and FAQ all stay in the chosen language.
Yes. Each article gets a generated featured image based on the article's subject and, if you've set one up, your brand color palette.
Every article is generated fresh from your keyword, settings, and brand context. Nothing is spun or copied from existing pages.
Always. Articles are saved as drafts in Neogenio, and publishing to WordPress also defaults to draft status, so your editorial review stays in control.
Complete, scored, on-brand articles from a single keyword. Your team reviews and approves, Neogenio does the writing.