Keyword research tools bury founders in data but give no content plan
Problem Breakdown
Founders open a keyword tool, see ten thousand keywords with volumes and difficulty scores, and freeze. Which ten should they actually write about? The tools assume you already know SEO strategy; the founder just wants an ordered list of articles to publish.
The classic failure: founders write about huge keywords they can never rank for, or ultra-niche ones nobody searches. Six months of content later, still no traffic, and they quit believing SEO doesn't work for them.
What's missing is the bridge from keywords to a real plan: what to write, in what order, targeting what searcher intent, and how the articles link to each other.
Solution Architecture
Build a content plan generator. The founder enters their product and audience; the tool finds keyword clusters they can realistically win (low competition, clear intent, relevant to what they sell), orders them into a 90-day publishing calendar, and drafts an outline per article including which search questions it must answer.
Each article brief specifies the internal links to include, so the site builds topical authority as it publishes instead of scattered orphan posts.
Your Build Prompt
You are an experienced full-stack developer. Build a complete, working version of the following tool. Do not ask questions, do not leave placeholders, do not write TODOs. Make real, working code that runs on the first try. TOOL: Keyword research tools bury founders in data but give no content plan WHAT IT MUST DO: Build a content plan generator. The founder enters their product and audience; the tool finds keyword clusters they can realistically win (low competition, clear intent, relevant to what they sell), orders them into a 90-day publishing calendar, and drafts an outline per article including which search questions it must answer. CORE FEATURES TO BUILD: 1. Product and audience intake that seeds keyword discovery 2. Keyword clustering filtered by realistic difficulty for new sites 3. Searcher-intent classification per cluster (informational, comparison, buying) 4. A 90-day publishing calendar ordered for topical authority 5. Article briefs with outlines, questions to answer, and internal link plans 6. Progress tracking: published, ranking, traffic per article TECH STACK: Next.js, TypeScript, DataForSEO API, OpenAI API, PostgreSQL RULES: - Use strict TypeScript everywhere. Define proper types and interfaces. No any. - Validate all user input with a schema library (Zod or equivalent). - Handle errors cleanly: show a clear message to the user, log the detail for the developer. - Handle loading and empty states in every view. - Make it fully responsive: mobile, tablet, and desktop. - Keep the design clean and professional: clear typography, good spacing, real icons (Lucide), smooth hover states. SETUP: Start from a fresh Next.js (App Router) TypeScript project and build the features above one by one, verifying each runs before moving to the next. Finish with a short summary of what was built and how to run it.
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