Writing & content
Draft a blog post that ranks
Turn a keyword or idea into a publish-ready article with structure and sources.
Best tools for this task
Every pick scored out of 10 on how accurate its output is, how fast it gets you a usable result, and how cheap it is to run. Reorder the list by whichever matters most.
Most accurate
Claude 9.4
Fastest to a result
Claude 9.5
Cheapest to run
Claude 6.2
1. Claude
Holds long research documents in context, so the draft stays factual.
- Accuracy
- 9.4/10
- Speed
- 9.5/10
- Cost
- 6.2/10
2. ChatGPT
Best all-round drafting with your outline, voice notes and examples in the prompt.
- Accuracy
- 9.3/10
- Speed
- 9.5/10
- Cost
- 6.2/10
3. Surfer SEO
Scores the draft against the pages already ranking and lists what is missing.
- Accuracy
- 8.6/10
- Speed
- 8.2/10
- Cost
- 1.8/10
How to do it, step by step
- 1
Collect the three ranking pages and your own notes into one document.
- 2
Ask for an outline first, approve it, then ask for the draft section by section.
- 3
Run the draft through an SEO scorer and fix the gaps it names.
- 4
Rewrite the intro and the conclusion by hand — those are the parts readers judge.
What usually goes wrong
Every statistic needs a source you clicked yourself before it goes live.