Blog Post Writer

About this tool

Publishing a blog post that nobody finds is a common and expensive way to spend an afternoon. The posts that work are built backwards: pick the exact phrase someone types, work out what they actually wanted when they typed it, then answer that better than the pages currently ranking.

This tool does that in one run. It gives you title options, the meta description, a structured outline with real headings, and a full draft written to the length you choose. The draft is a genuine starting point rather than a finished article: your own examples, prices and photographs are what will make it worth reading, and no tool has those.

It costs two credits because it produces the whole package in one go.

Questions

Why does this cost two credits?

It produces titles, meta description, outline, a full draft and a checklist in one run. Separately those would cost more.

Will Google penalise AI-written posts?

Google judges whether a page is useful, not who typed it. Thin, generic posts get buried whoever wrote them, which is why the tool asks for your own key points and tells you what to add.

Should I publish the draft as it is?

No. Add the specific things listed at the end: your examples, your photos, your prices. That is the difference between a post that ranks and one that does not.

Why does it write [add source] instead of citing studies?

Because invented statistics are the most damaging thing an AI writing tool does. It flags the gap rather than filling it with something plausible and false.