GenGrowthIntent, format and length with their thresholds
Each is derived from the search results or the fetched pages, prints the rule it was held to, and lists every tied format rather than choosing one for you.
Content planning
Build a content brief from what page one already answers
Sign in, enter one primary keyword, and get a brief derived from the top results: intent, format, length, the questions competing pages all answer, an outline, and a verdict on whether you would compete with your own page.
A GenGrowth sign-in is required
Search results come from a third-party SERP source and the competing pages are fetched publicly. A Search Console property and a confirmed product profile are optional; without them the verdict and the gap angle say so instead of guessing.
No saved report, no scheduled run, no content score, and no credit claim. Every count on the page carries its denominator, and every field that could not be read says why.
How the brief is built
- 1
Name one primary keyword
Supporting keywords are optional and go only to the outline model; they never take part in the verdict. Choose the market and language the search results should come from.
- 2
Read the top results and fetch the pages
The brief reads the top ten organic results, deduplicates them by host, and fetches each remaining page within a fixed time budget. Pages that time out, refuse the fetch, or are not HTML are counted, not hidden.
- 3
Derive what a competing page must answer
Headings shared by enough of the fetched pages become must-answer questions, each with the pages that carry it. One model call turns those clusters into questions and an outline; the clusters and page references are not model output.
- 4
Decide create or rewrite only with your own evidence
With a Search Console property, the brief checks whether one of your pages already ranks for the primary keyword. Without one it says the verdict is undecidable rather than defaulting to a new page.
What one run gives you
Must-answer questions with page coverage
Every question names how many of the fetched pages carry it, over the number of pages actually read this run, with the source headings and excerpts one click away.
An outline marked as model-generated
Each section says which questions it answers. Its order and wording are yours to change; the question list and the evidence references are not.
A verdict, and what it cannot say
Create, rewrite, or undecidable, from your own Search Console rows. A query missing from the sample is not observed, never zero.
An exportable JSON brief
The whole brief with its fingerprint, which the Content Draft Writer will accept as its input. Nothing is stored on the server.
FAQ
Where do the competing pages come from?
From a third-party organic-ranking source for the market and language you select, fetched publicly one URL at a time. Your Search Console data is used only for the verdict and the link sections about your own site.
Do I have to connect Search Console or a product profile?
No. A GenGrowth sign-in is required, but the brief runs without either. Without a property the verdict is undecidable; without a confirmed profile there is no gap angle section, rather than a model inventing one.
Which languages does it support?
Every language on the market list for intent, format, verdict, gap angle and links. Length, must-answer questions and the outline need whitespace-tokenized text, so for Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Thai those three fields are marked unsupported and no draft can be generated.
Does it write the article?
Not this tool. It produces the brief and exports it as JSON; the Content Draft Writer takes that brief as its only input. Neither publishes, writes to a CMS, or generates images.
Does the report refresh or get saved?
No. It runs only when you submit the form, and the report lives in your browser tab until you export it. There is no server-side history to recover.
How many credits does a run cost?
This page does not show or promise a credit price. Any future price must be defined for this specific tool before the interface claims it.