Features
Content and writing
Three tools to go from your existing pages to new content: topics and questions extracted from your crawled pages, a brief computed on your site, and an editor that measures your draft as you type — with, as an option, an AI-written draft.
What the view contains
Content & writing (sidebar group “Actions”) brings three sub-views together: SEO writing assistant, Topic finder (“Content topics”) and SEO brief generator (“SEO briefs”). The header shows “Content measured”, “Analysis to rerun” or “Not measured” depending on what could be read.
Where the data comes from
| Source | What it brings |
|---|---|
| Content analysis | During the site analysis, every crawled page gets a profile: primary topic, secondary topics, questions, intents, answer format, markup. This analysis is rule-based, with no AI model. |
| NeoRank Engine (latest crawl) | Word counts, question / answer pairs and JSON-LD types (FAQPage, HowTo, Article) read on the pages. Used as a fallback where profiles are missing. |
| Your tracked keywords | The editor's target keywords, with their position and, if Search Console is connected, their impressions over 28 days. |
| Your draft | The text you type: nothing is prefilled or saved. |
Topics, brief and questions update with every new site analysis. A crawl the NeoRank Engine did not read shows “Analysis to rerun”: run a new analysis.
The KPIs
| KPI | Reading |
|---|---|
| Topics | Primary topics derived from your profiled pages. |
| Pages profiled | Pages that received a content profile. |
| Questions found | Questions found in your pages. |
| GEO opportunities | Topics carrying at least one question. |
| Question / answer pairs | Questions followed by their answer, read by the NeoRank Engine. |
| Answer markup missing | Pages without answer-oriented JSON-LD (FAQPage, HowTo or Article). |
| Median length | Your pages' median word count, with its source. |
A KPI with no data shows “—” and says why.
The writing assistant
Type the title (H1) and the body text (Markdown supported). The counter shows words and an estimated reading time. Copy copies your text: the product does not publish articles to a CMS.
The live scores
| Score | How it is computed |
|---|---|
| SEO score | “Not measured”: the product's SEO score is computed on a crawled page's findings, which a draft does not have. The word count is shown instead. |
| AI citability | Three signals looked for in your text: an explicit question (a line ending with “?”), a cited source (a URL, or a line introduced by “source:”, “selon” or “d'après” — the detector reads these French markers) and a structured answer (a line starting with a bullet, a dash or a number). |
| Readability | Kandel-Moles index (French adaptation of Flesch), computed on your text; syllables are counted as vowel groups, an approximation. |
Target keywords
Up to eight of your tracked keywords linked to the site are listed, each marked “Included” or “Missing” depending on whether your text contains it. Beside it: the volume (“vol. not measured” without a source), the demand signal — your Search Console impressions over 28 days —, the position, and a weight “Not measured” because the product does not weight keywords. Without a tracked keyword, track some from Rank tracking.
The AI draft
Generate an AI draft produces a draft from your title, your target keywords, the site's brief and, if you pick one, a topic (“Topic (optional)”). It appears in its own box, labelled “AI-generated draft — review before use”: your own text is never replaced. You can edit it, copy it or regenerate it.
- Every generation is counted against your organisation's AI requests; it needs a plan that includes them — see Quotas and AI budget.
- The “Client viewer” role cannot generate a draft.
- A click ceiling applies: 5 per person per minute, 30 per organisation over 10 minutes.
- NeoRank does not save the draft: copy it before leaving the view.
The topic finder
One card per primary topic derived from your pages: the number of pages covered, the subtopics and the key questions extracted. A topic carrying questions is marked “GEO opportunity”. Write the article in the assistant carries the topic over as the editor's title.
The SEO brief
| Item | Reading |
|---|---|
| Recommended length | The median word count of your analysed pages. |
| Search intent | The dominant intent of the questions extracted. |
| Answer format | The dominant answer format (definition, how-to…). |
| Recommended Schema.org markup | The FAQPage, HowTo or Article types missing from your pages. |
| Recommended outline | The H2 / H3 outline of the latest computed brief, with its date, the target page and the gaps to close. |
| Questions observed | The questions extracted from your pages, with their topic; and the questions your site already answers, read by the NeoRank Engine. |
Two charts complete the brief: the answer-oriented markup coverage over the analysed pages, and the pages by declared Schema.org type read by the latest crawl. Without a computed brief, the outline shows “Not measured”: the content analysis writes one as soon as it measures a gap on a crawled page.
Limits
- No publishing to a CMS from this view; automatic fixes change fields of existing pages, not articles.
- Topics and brief rest on the pages already crawled: a site with few crawled pages gives few topics.
- No search volume, difficulty or keyword weighting: these values are “Not measured” (why).
A method
- Open Topic finder and pick a GEO opportunity.
- Read the brief: length, answer format, missing markup, questions to cover.
- Write in the assistant; aim for the three citability signals and include your target keywords.
- Publish on your site, add the recommended markup, then run a new analysis and follow citations in AI visibility.