
The problem
Publishing good SEO content eats entire days
A decent article means research, an outline, subheadings that make sense, internal links you have to dig up, and prose someone actually wants to read. That is half a day gone per piece. Hand it to freelancers and the voice shifts with every writer, usually without an SEO structure underneath. The calendar slips and publishing turns into something you do in bursts.
The SEOptimate AI content generator turns a keyword into a finished article in your brand voice, internal links and FAQ schema included, in roughly the time it used to take you to plan one.
What is an AI content generator?
An AI content generator is software that takes a topic or keyword and writes a complete, search-ready piece of content around it, with a title, subheadings, internal links and an FAQ.
What separates it from a plain chatbot is the preparation and the finishing. The generator produces a content brief first: the keyword, the search intent behind it, the subjects to cover and the shape of the piece. Only then does it write, using the brand voice you configure per project. Relevant pages from your own site are woven in as internal links inside the copy, and the FAQ block below the article ships with FAQPage schema so Google and AI answer engines can read each question and answer on its own. SEOptimate covers blog articles, ecommerce category copy, landing pages and listicles, or rewrites a page you already have. Magic Rewrite then reworks any passage without regenerating the rest.
How does the AI content writer work?
Keyword in, publishable article out, in three steps. You keep a say in what ends up on the page at every one of them.
Pick your topic or keyword
Type in a subject or pull a keyword straight from your keyword research. Then choose the format you need: a blog post, category copy, a landing page or a listicle.
The AI writes the brief, then the article
First comes a content brief with the outline and the points to cover. Then the generator writes the whole article, complete with title, subheadings, internal links inside the copy and an FAQ carrying FAQPage schema.
Polish with Magic Rewrite and publish
Read it through, send any weak passage back through Magic Rewrite and add the things only you know about your market. Then publish it or queue it up in your CMS.
Why does this produce copy you can actually use?
Not another chat window to harvest paragraphs from, but finished work with the SEO parts already in place.
Whole articles, not fragments
You get a complete piece: title, intro, subheadings and a closing section. No stitching together ten separate answers and no outline left for you to invent.
Your voice, not a robot voice
Each project stores how you sound: formal or relaxed, the words you insist on and the ones you ban. Every article follows it, so you stop fighting the tone on every draft.
Internal links already placed
Relevant pages from your own site appear as links inside the running copy. That spreads link equity and keeps readers moving through your site, with no linking session afterwards.
An FAQ with schema markup
A frequently asked questions block sits under the article, marked up with FAQPage schema. Google and AI answer engines can then treat each question and answer as a quotable unit.
Magic Rewrite for the details
A paragraph too wordy or a heading too safe? Select it and have it written again. Everything else stays put, so nothing good gets thrown away with it.
Improve pages you already have
Instead of writing something new, point the generator at an existing page and have it rebuilt around your keyword. Usually the quicker win, because that page already has history in Google.
Which content formats can it write?
Four formats the generator is built for, when to reach for each one and what lands in your editor.
| Format | When to use it | What you get back |
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| Blog article | For informational keywords, where someone wants to learn or figure something out. | A full article with subheadings, internal links and an FAQ carrying FAQPage schema. |
| Category copy | For ecommerce categories still stuck at two lines above the product grid. | Copy that explains the category and links through to relevant subcategories and articles. |
| Landing page | For commercial keywords where you want an enquiry or a sale. | A persuasive structure with a headline, benefits, common questions and room for your own CTA. |
| Listicle | For searches containing "best", "top" or a number. | A numbered rundown, each entry with its own heading, explanation and internal links where they fit. |
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This is what a generated article looks like
The brief, the copy and the FAQ share one screen, so you can check the structure before you start reading. Anything you change with Magic Rewrite drops straight back into place in the article.

Works together with
Writing is one link in the chain. Keyword research and your content strategy decide what you write about, and publishing gets it onto your site.
See search volume, difficulty and intent per term, then send a promising keyword straight into the content generator.
See keyword researchPush an approved article straight into your CMS, headings, internal links and FAQ included, without retyping a word.
Coming soonFor online stores: unique product copy in the same brand voice, instead of the blurb your supplier hands everyone.
See the product copy generatorFrequently asked questions about AI content writing
What is an AI content generator?
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An AI content generator is software that takes a topic or keyword and writes a complete piece of content around it, including a title, subheadings, internal links and an FAQ. SEOptimate builds a content brief first and then writes the article itself, so you end up with something you can publish rather than a pile of loose paragraphs.
Will it write in my own tone of voice?
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Yes. Each project stores a brand voice: how formal you sound, how you address your customer, the words you insist on and the ones you never want to see, plus the examples that fit your business. Every article is written against that profile. If a passage misses the mark, Magic Rewrite fixes that section without regenerating the whole piece.
What types of content can I create?
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The generator is built around four formats: blog articles, ecommerce category copy, landing pages and listicles. Those are the pages that bring in most organic traffic. You can also point it at an existing page and have that improved instead of writing something new.
Does it add internal links and an FAQ by itself?
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Yes. While writing, it pulls in relevant pages from your own site as internal links inside the running text rather than as a list stuck at the bottom. An FAQ block is added below the article and that block ships with FAQPage schema markup. No other schema types are generated automatically.
Can I improve pages I already have?
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Yes. The improve option pulls in your current page and rewrites and expands it around your target keyword. That is the fastest fix for older blog posts sliding down the results, or category pages that never got past two sentences.
What does it cost and is anything free?
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The free Lite account includes one blog and ten content ideas per month so you can judge the output for yourself. After that you work with content credits: Starter has 1000 credits at €116 per month billed annually or €129 billed monthly, Basic has 2000 credits at €152 and Pro has 4000 credits at €179. Every plan can be cancelled monthly.
Does Google penalise content written by AI?
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No. Google judges the quality of a page, not the way it was produced. Thin, duplicated or hollow content performs badly whether a person or a model wrote it. That is why SEOptimate works from a brief, applies your brand voice and gives you a review step. Always read the draft and add what only you know about your market and your customers.
Ready to start
Publish your first AI article this week
Create a free Lite account, pick a topic and judge the output yourself. The free account includes one blog and ten content ideas a month, and paid plans can be cancelled monthly.
Free Lite account with 1 blog a month · paid plans from €116 per month, cancel monthly
