Neogenio reads what already ranks for your keyword and builds the outline from it. Headings, questions, entities, length. Hand it to a writer or send it straight to generation.
A brief written from intuition is a guess. This one is assembled from the pages the search engine already rewards.
Headings come from the pages ranking now, grouped and deduplicated, so nothing important is missing before you write a word.
The questions searchers actually ask are pulled in and marked covered or missing as the outline fills.
Word count is the competitor average for that keyword, not a house rule, so you are not padding or falling short.
A minute of setup, then the brief assembles itself.
Choose one from your keyword list or type it in, then set language and market.
The top results are fetched and parsed for headings, entities, questions and length.
Adjust anything you disagree with, then export it or send it into article generation.
An outline, the questions to answer, and a handover ready for a writer or the generator.
H2 and H3 structure taken from ranking pages, ordered so the article reads properly.
The terms and questions the topic expects, so the article covers the ground search engines look for.
Give it to a freelancer or feed it to the generator. Either way the spec is the same.
H2 and H3 structure taken from ranking pages, ordered so the article reads properly.
The terms and questions the topic expects, so the article covers the ground search engines look for.
Give it to a freelancer or feed it to the generator. Either way the spec is the same.
Deduplicated, Reorderable and Exportable.
From the pages currently ranking for your keyword in the market and language you chose. Headings are extracted, grouped and deduplicated.
Yes. Every heading, question and target is editable before you use it, and your edits are what gets passed on.
No. Briefs and article generation are counted separately.
Yes. Export it and hand it over. Nothing forces you into the generator.
Yes, in all six supported languages, and the SERP it reads is the one for that language and country.
The SERP is fetched when you generate the brief, so it reflects that day rather than a cached snapshot.
Build a brief from live results and hand your writer something worth following.