Free SEO Content Brief Template

• Simple template for creating SEO-ready content briefs
• Detailed instructions for structuring your content briefs
• Sample of a ready-to-use SEO content brief

Whether you need an outline depends on the project. For big projects, an outline makes sure you cover everything important. For smaller ones, it’s nice to have but not a must.

Some say short posts or articles don’t need outlines. If it’s short, you can just start writing with a clear topic in mind and go with the flow.

1. Find SEO Keywords: Research SEO keywords and phrases you can focus on.
2. Brainstorm Content Ideas: Think of content that includes your chosen keywords.
3. Plan Your Content: Use the SEO brief template to plan a helpful piece of content that uses your keywords.
4. Optimise Your Content: Use our on-page SEO template to make your content better.

When you start writing something new, using an SEO content brief template can really help. It organizes your ideas and reminds you of what you need to do. If you get stuck, look at your content brief again for direction.

Giving your writers detailed SEO content briefs means you’re more likely to get articles that are almost ready to publish. They’ll know what to write, who it’s for, and how to make it rank well.

This saves you time and cash because you won’t need as many edits.

Plus, you get to understand your own content better. You’ll see if an idea matches your SEO goals and audience when you plan it out. If it doesn’t, you’ll spot it early.