SupaDraft
NewScore drafts for Google and AI answers in one pass

One SEO content platform to plan, write and publish what ranks

SupaDraft is the SEO content platform where keyword research, briefs, writing, scoring and publishing share one workspace.

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How to make cold brew at home

Cold brew is coffee that never meets hot water. Our artisanaltested method is simple: steep coarse grounds in cold water for twelve to eighteen hours, then strain them and keep the concentrate in the fridge.

Use one part coffee to five parts water, by weight, and a burr grinder if you have one, for an even, coarse grind.

Most guides never say how the ratio changes for concentrate.

Linker

Linked “burr grinder” to your grinder guide.

Editor

“Artisanal” is on your banned list. Swapped for “tested”.

Researcher

3 of the top 10 compare ratios in a table. Draft one?

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Table added below.

Why SEO content work falls apart between tools

Most SEO content loses quality in the handoffs, long before anyone hits publish. Keyword research sits in one tool, the brief in a shared doc, the draft in another editor, the optimization score in a browser tab and the schedule in a spreadsheet.

Every handoff drops context. The writer never sees which keywords already rank on page two. The editor can’t tell that two planned articles target the same cluster. The person publishing rewrites the meta description from scratch because nobody checked how it looks in Google.

SupaDraft keeps those steps together. The keyword map feeds the brief, the brief feeds the editor, and the editor feeds the calendar and WordPress. You can browse every SupaDraft feature in one list, or follow the workflow below.

Live workspace

Every part of the job, moving in real time

Not a stack of exports. The map, the brief, the score and the calendar update as you write.

The Terrain map

Every keyword you could target, clustered into ground you can hold. Peaks are demand. Your rankings are the pins.

Explore the map

Four live scores

SEO, GEO, brand voice and readability, as you type.

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GEO
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Brand
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Readability
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Briefs that build themselves

From the live top 10, while you watch.

Campaign calendar

Capacity and cannibalization, caught while it is still a plan.

Same cluster

Preview, then publish

Pixel-true Google preview, then straight to WordPress.

Ready

Tab to link

Internal links appear inline. One key accepts them.

Everything in ⌘K

Jump, plan and publish without the mouse.

Written to be cited

The GEO score checks drafts against what AI answers quote.

01Terrain map

See your keyword terrain, with your rankings pinned on top

The Terrain map shows your keyword research as a live topographic map, so you can see where to write next at a glance. Keywords are grouped into clusters by SERP overlap: when two keywords return many of the same Google results, one page can usually serve both. Search volume is elevation, difficulty is hatching, and your Google Search Console rankings appear as pins. One pin marks keywords where you rank in the top 10. Another marks positions 8 to 20, the “almost ranking” keywords at the bottom of page one or on page two.

Picture a coffee brand. “Cold brew ratio”, “cold brew concentrate ratio” and “how much coffee for cold brew” might share a cluster, while “cold brew vs iced coffee” sits on its own hill. You can lasso keywords into a new cluster, drag keywords between clusters, or switch to a table view when you want rows instead of terrain. The Opportunities list sorts every keyword where you already rank 8 to 20 by volume, each with a Plan article action.

See how the keyword clustering map works

Terrain map

cold brew
Cold brew ratioCold brew makerCold brew vs iced coffeeCold brew concentrateCaffeine in cold brew
Elevation is volumeHatching is difficultyTop 10Positions 8 to 20

Cluster

Cold brew ratio

Monthly volume
12,400
Difficulty38, Easy
Top competitor
steepandstrain.com
Your best position
#12, almost ranking

You rank #12. One focused article could lift this cluster onto page one.

Sample data. Hover or focus a cluster.

02Live brief

Build a content brief from the live top 10

Enter a target keyword and SupaDraft reads the top 10 Google results and builds the brief while you watch. You see each competitor’s title, word count and outline side by side. SupaDraft extracts the terms those pages use with a target count for each, recommends an outline, lists the questions readers ask from People Also Ask, and points out the gaps competitors leave.

For “cold brew ratio”, a gap might be that no ranking page explains how the ratio changes for concentrate you plan to dilute. That gap becomes a section in your outline instead of a missed opportunity.

Watch the AI content brief generator build a brief

Brief

cold brew ratio
Reading competitor pages0/10
Competitorswords
  1. 1Cold brew ratio: the only guide you needsteepandstrain.com2,140
  2. 2How to make cold brew at homemorningpour.blog1,680
  3. 3The best cold brew coffee ratio, testedbrewlabnotes.com2,860
  4. 4Cold brew concentrate ratio explainedthegrindreport.co1,420
  5. 5Easy cold brew coffee recipekitchenbench.co980
  6. 6Cold brew vs iced coffee, and the ratio for eachroastandrest.com1,760
  7. 7Coffee to water ratio calculatorratiotools.app640
  8. 8Our cold brew method, step by stepfieldroast.co1,310
  9. 9How much coffee for cold brew?dailybrewq.com1,120
  10. 10Cold brew ratios for every brewerhomebaristahub.com2,390

Terms and target counts

  • cold brew6–9
  • ratio4–7
  • coarse grind2–4
  • concentrate3–5
  • steep time2–3
  • dilute1–3
  • by weight1–2
  • fridge1–2

Recommended outline

  • What is the best cold brew ratio?9 of 10
  • Ratio for ready-to-drink cold brew7 of 10
  • Ratio for concentrate you diluteGap to fill
  • How long to steep cold brew8 of 10
  • Grind size and filters6 of 10

People also ask

  • Is 1:4 or 1:8 better for cold brew?
  • How much coffee for 1 liter of cold brew?
  • Can you steep cold brew too long?

Sample data for illustration

03Editor

Write in an editor that scores SEO, GEO, brand and readability live

The SupaDraft editor scores your draft on four measures while you type: SEO, GEO, Brand and Readability. SEO tracks on-page optimization for your target keyword. GEO, short for generative engine optimization, tracks how well the draft is set up to be cited in AI answers. Brand checks the text against your brand voice and banned words, so if your coffee brand never says “artisanal”, the Brand score catches it. Readability tells you how easy the draft is to read.

Each score has a checklist, and clicking an item jumps to the exact text that needs work. The term ledger shows every term with its target range and current count, marked under, in range or over. Click a term to cycle through each place you used it. The fact pack holds sourced facts you can drag straight into the draft.

Look inside the SEO content editor

The cold brew ratio

Cold brew is coffee that never meets hot water. You steep coarse grounds in cold water for twelve to eighteen hours, then strain them through a paper filter and keep the concentrate in a sealed jar in the fridge until you need it. Our artisanal method starts with one part coffee to five parts water. It makes a strong concentrate.

04Internal links and section actions

Suggested internal links appear in your draft as dotted underlines. Press Tab to accept one or Esc to dismiss it, without leaving the sentence you’re writing.

When a section needs work, select it and choose Rewrite, Expand, Shorten, Add example or Add fact. The result streams in as an inline diff, and you accept or reject it change by change. You keep the sentences that already work and replace only the ones that don’t.

Suggested internal links2 pending
You don't need a dedicated cold brew maker. A large jar, a fine strainer and a paper filter will do. Use a burr grinder if you have one, for an even, coarse grind.
Link to Burr grinder guideacceptdismiss
Section actions

Start with one part coffee to five parts water by weight for a concentrate. If it tastes thin, steep longer before you change the ratio.

05Campaign calendar

Plan campaigns on a calendar that catches cannibalization

The campaign calendar lays out your articles by week, each one sized by its target word count, so a long guide visibly takes more room than a short update. A weekly capacity line, set from your publishing cadence, shows when a week is overloaded while there’s still time to move things.

If “Cold brew ratio guide” and “How to make cold brew concentrate” turn out to compete for the same cluster, the calendar flags the cannibalization while both are still plans. You merge them or retarget one before anyone writes a word.

Plan your next campaign with the content calendar

Campaign calendar

Cold brew season
Week of Nov 9 5,400 / 4,000 words
Week of Nov 16 2,000 / 4,000 words

Cannibalization. “Cold brew ratio guide” and “How to make cold brew concentrate” target the cold brew ratio cluster in the week of Nov 9. Drag one to another week, or merge them.

06Publishing

Preview the Google result, then publish to WordPress

When the draft is ready, SupaDraft shows a Google result preview with pixel-width meters for the title and meta description. You check length by how much space the text takes on screen instead of guessing from a character count.

Then publish the post to WordPress straight away or schedule it for later. WordPress connects with an application password. Webflow publishing is coming.

Read how publishing to WordPress works

Google result preview

Desktop

How it appears in Google

Northbean Coffeehttps://northbean.coffee › guides › cold-brew-ratio

Demo only. Nothing is sent anywhere.

How it works

How the SEO content platform works, in four steps

SupaDraft takes one keyword from research to a published post in four steps.

  1. 01

    Map

    Connect Google Search Console and open the Terrain map. Pick a cluster, or start from Opportunities, the keywords where you already rank in positions 8 to 20.

  2. 02

    Brief

    Choose a target keyword and watch SupaDraft build the brief from the top 10 results: competitor outlines, terms, questions and gaps.

  3. 03

    Write

    Draft in the editor with SEO, GEO, Brand and Readability scores updating as you go. Accept internal links with Tab and use section actions for targeted rewrites.

  4. 04

    Publish

    Place the article on the campaign calendar, check the Google preview, then publish or schedule to WordPress.

Every action is also in the ⌘K command palette, so you can move between steps without reaching for the mouse.

FAQ

Questions about SupaDraft

Straight answers about how SupaDraft works. Anything missing? Start free and look around.

What is an SEO content platform?

An SEO content platform handles the whole content workflow in one place: keyword research, briefs, writing with optimization guidance, planning and publishing. SupaDraft combines a keyword map, live briefs, a scoring editor, a campaign calendar and WordPress publishing.

What does the GEO score measure?

The GEO score measures how well a draft is set up to be cited by AI answers. GEO stands for generative engine optimization. The score sits next to SEO, Brand and Readability in the editor, with its own checklist that jumps to the text it refers to.

Can I manage more than one brand?

Yes. A workspace can hold multiple brands, and each brand has its own voice, publishing cadence, calendar and integrations. Each brand’s drafts are checked against that brand’s own voice and banned words.

Which CMS can SupaDraft publish to?

SupaDraft publishes and schedules posts to WordPress, connected through WordPress application passwords. Webflow publishing is coming.

Does SupaDraft connect to Google Search Console?

Yes. The Search Console integration brings in your rankings, almost-ranking pages and decaying pages. Rankings appear as pins on the Terrain map, and keywords in positions 8 to 20 make up the Opportunities list.

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Map your first keyword cluster in SupaDraft

Connect Search Console, open the Terrain map and build a live brief for the cluster closest to page one.

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