SEO Blog Writer
An AI blog writer that researches before it writes.
Give SEO Blog Writer a keyword. It checks the search volume, reads the top ten results and the questions people ask, and checks your product facts. Then it shows you an outline. Once you approve it, it drafts the full post in your brand voice.
Write a post for "linkedin lead generation for agencies".
Here's the outline: 7 sections, about 1,500 words, built around what the top ten results cover and the questions people ask. Approve it and I'll draft each section in your voice.
Approve the outline
What SEO Blog Writer does
An AI blog writer for SEO turns a keyword into a post that can rank: it researches what people search for and what already ranks, plans the structure, and writes the draft. SEO Blog Writer does the research first and asks you to approve the outline before it writes.
- Research. Search volume and cost per click for the keyword, the top ten Google results, and the People Also Ask questions.
- Product facts. It checks what Siela knows about your product, so the post describes it correctly.
- Outline. Headings and a target length from your setup: about 800, 1,500 or 2,500 words.
- Your approval. You approve the outline, or tell it what to change.
- Draft. Each section is written in your brand voice, and the full draft is saved to your notes.
It writes drafts; it doesn't publish to your website. You review the draft and post it where your blog lives.
Why research comes first
Most AI-written posts fail for the same reasons: they guess what the searcher wants, repeat what every other result says, and get the product details wrong. Starting from the real search results and the questions people ask fixes the first two. Checking your product facts fixes the third. The outline step means you shape the post before anyone writes a word.
Setup is short: your website, the keywords or topics you want to rank for, and your usual length. After that, ask for a post whenever you want one, for example "Outline a comparison post against Acme".
How it works
Tell it your site and topics
Your website, the keywords you want to rank for, and your usual length.
Ask for a post
Give it a keyword or a topic in chat.
Approve the outline
Built from the top results and the questions people ask.
Get the draft
Written section by section in your voice, and saved to your notes.
How it compares
| SEO Blog Writer | General AI chat e.g. ChatGPT | AI writing tools e.g. Jasper | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search volume and top results | Checked for every keyword | Only if you paste them in | Some, with SEO add-ons |
| Outline you approve first | Yes | If you ask for one | Often |
| Knows your product facts and voice | Yes, from Siela's memory | Only what you paste in | Brand voice settings |
| Works with your outreach and social | Yes, alongside the other Siela agents | No | No |
Based on each vendor's public website, October 2026. Categories describe typical products in each group; individual tools vary.
Works with the other agents
Competitor Watch
Every Monday: what each competitor launched, priced, hired or posted, and what it means for you.
Social Media
Posts, comments, replies and handles DMs on LinkedIn and X, the way you set it up.
AI SDR
Finds people with a fresh reason to buy, starts the conversation on LinkedIn, X and email, and follows up.
Questions
Can AI write SEO blog posts?
Yes, if it starts from research. SEO Blog Writer checks search volume, the top ten results and People Also Ask before it outlines, and writes the draft only after you approve the outline.
Does it publish to my blog?
No. It writes the full draft and saves it to your notes. You review it and publish it on your own site.
How long are the posts?
You choose a typical length in setup: about 800, 1,500 or 2,500 words.
Will it get my product details right?
It checks what Siela knows about your product before it writes, and you approve the outline first. Read the draft before you publish, as you would with any writer.
Hand over the growth work.
Paste your website, check the setup and press start. You set the limits; the agents do the rest.