This workflow helps you create high-ranking, CMS-ready SEO content by performing deep SERP research before writing. You can customize the target keyword, desired word count, and image preferences to suit your specific content strategy or niche. It uses web search and fetch tools to analyze competitor content gaps and search intent, then generates a comprehensive 2,000-word Markdown blog post with frontmatter, structured headings, and stock images. In this example, the workflow researches a specific keyword, identifies what top-ranking articles are missing, and produces a complete article with internal linking suggestions and a custom CTA. The final post is automatically saved to your library as a formatted Markdown file ready for publication.
What it does
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Analyze the top 10 SERP results for a target keyword to identify search intent and content gaps.
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Source and insert six relevant, commercially usable stock images with optimized alt text.
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Generate a 2,000-word Markdown blog post featuring a keyword-optimized H1/H2/H3 structure.
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Include SEO frontmatter, a meta description, an FAQ section, and internal linking suggestions.
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Perform a quality check to ensure keyword density, word count, and formatting standards are met.
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Export the finished article as a Markdown file to your library for immediate CMS use.
How to use
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Use the template
Click "Use this template" to open this workflow in Kuse and start from a ready-made setup.
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Customise
Adjust the search criteria, output format, or schedule to fit your specific use case. All fields are editable.
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Activate
Turn on the schedule or trigger the workflow manually from your Workflows dashboard to run it for the first time.
