🔍 Free SEO Content Toolkit — Analyze, Schema & AI Writer

E-E-A-T stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness — Google's framework for evaluating content quality since the 2022 helpful content update. Experience is scored by detecting first-person language like "In our testing we found" and "We evaluated." Expertise is scored by detecting statistics, percentages, and research citations. Authoritativeness is scored by detecting source attribution language and author credentials. Trustworthiness is scored by the absence of hedge words and presence of publication dates and factual signals. The A1omads toolkit scores all four dimensions instantly when you paste your content.

LLM Visibility Score predicts how likely your content is to be cited by large language models including ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and Gemini when users ask questions related to your topic. It scores five factors: direct answer density after headings (how often you answer the section's implied question immediately), semantic entity density (richness of proper nouns and specific concepts), factual density (numbers, percentages, specific claims), structural clarity (heading hierarchy), and hedge-free language (absence of speculative words). A score above 70 out of 100 indicates content with high AI citation probability.

Go to the Meta and Schema tab. Fill in your page title, description, URL slug, author name, and publish date. Choose a schema type from the six available — Article for blog posts, HowTo for guides, FAQPage for Q&A pages, LocalBusiness for local SEO, Product for e-commerce, or BreadcrumbList for site navigation. Click Generate JSON-LD Schema to produce complete structured data. Copy the code block and paste it into your page head element wrapped in a script tag with type application/ld+json.

Google Passage Indexing allows individual sections of a long page to rank independently for specific queries. For a section to be indexed as a passage, it should be 150 to 400 words, open with a direct answer sentence that addresses the section heading's implied question, and be self-contained so it makes sense without surrounding paragraphs. The Passages tab in the Analyze panel checks every H2 section in your content and reports whether it passes, is too short, is too long, or is missing a direct answer opening. Add ## before your H2 headings for the checker to detect them.

Hedge words are speculative phrases like might, could, perhaps, possibly, seems to, appears to, and arguably. They reduce E-E-A-T Trust signals because Google's quality raters look for authoritative, confident content backed by evidence. They also reduce LLM Visibility because AI search engines like Perplexity and Google AI Overviews prefer direct declarative sentences they can extract as confident answers. Replacing hedged claims with direct factual statements significantly improves both scores. The Hedge Words sub-tab in the Analyze panel detects all hedge language in your content and suggests replacements.

No. All content analysis — E-E-A-T scoring, LLM Visibility, readability, keyword density, trust audit, passage indexing, hedge detection, schema generation, SERP preview, PAA generation, LSI keywords, topic cluster map, meta tags, hreflang, and export — runs entirely in your web browser using client-side JavaScript. Nothing is sent to any server. Draft history and calendar entries are saved only to your browser's localStorage on your device. If you use the optional AI writing features, your content prompt goes directly to your chosen AI provider API using your own key — it does not pass through A1omads.

A topic cluster is a content architecture strategy where one comprehensive pillar page targets a broad keyword, and multiple supporting cluster pages target related long-tail subtopics — all linking back to the pillar. This structure signals topical authority to Google, which significantly improves rankings for the entire keyword group. The Topic Cluster Map generator in the SEO Brief tab takes your keyword and generates one pillar page suggestion plus eight cluster page titles covering adjacent subtopics. Use these as your content production roadmap for the next 3 to 6 months.

No. The analysis, meta generation, schema markup, SERP preview, PAA questions, LSI keywords, topic cluster map, H2 structure suggestions, export formats, content calendar, and draft history are all completely free with no API key needed. The optional AI Writer tab supports four providers — Anthropic Claude, OpenAI GPT-4o-mini, Google Gemini 1.5 Flash, and Groq Llama which has a free tier — if you want AI-generated drafts. All providers are called directly from your browser using your own API key, so you only pay for what you use.

The tool uses the standard Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level formula: 0.39 × (words/sentences) + 11.8 × (syllables/words) − 15.59. Syllables are counted using a pattern-matching algorithm that is approximately 95% accurate for English. Grade 6–8 is excellent for general web content. Grade 10–12 is appropriate for B2B and professional audiences. Grade 13 or above is typically too complex for most web readers. For non-English content the score is calculated but should be used as a relative guide rather than an absolute benchmark.

The content calendar in the Export tab lets you assign a publish date and funnel stage to each piece of content. Enter a title, select a date, and choose a funnel stage — Awareness, Consideration, or Decision. Click Add to create a calendar card. Cards are sorted by date automatically and stored in your browser localStorage. Use the calendar to plan your content production schedule, balance funnel stage coverage, and track which topics are scheduled versus published. All calendar data stays in your browser.

The Markdown export includes a YAML frontmatter block at the top with title, slug, publish date, author name, target keyword, and content type — compatible with Gatsby, Hugo, Next.js, Astro, Jekyll, Eleventy, and Obsidian. The content body follows with standard Markdown headings (## for H2, ### for H3), bold text preserved, and internal link placeholders kept intact. This format is ideal for developers using static site generators or Markdown-based CMS platforms.

Click Auto-Fill from Keyword in the Meta and Schema tab. The tool takes your keyword from the keyword bar and your selected content type (Blog, How-To, FAQ, Landing Page, Comparison, or Local SEO) and generates a template meta title optimized to 50–60 characters and a meta description optimized to 130–160 characters. Local SEO type pulls in your business city if entered. The slug is automatically generated from the keyword in URL-safe format. You can edit all fields after auto-fill.

Yes. Groq offers a free tier at console.groq.com — sign up, create an API key, and paste it into the AI Writer tab. Select Groq as your provider. The tool uses the llama-3.1-8b-instant model which is fast and capable for most SEO content generation tasks. The free tier has rate limits but is sufficient for generating blog posts, briefs, and outlines. Groq is the fastest of the four providers available in this tool due to their hardware inference acceleration.