Use case
SEO & blog
AI SEO writer for Asia: on-brand blog posts, titles, and meta that rank across APAC search — not a US article with the currency swapped.
The problem
Calendars slip when every post starts blank and “just translate the US article” fails locally.
How Basis helps
Stand up an SEO Operator with audience and brand rules baked in. Brief topic, intent, and keywords. Get outline, draft, and title/meta, then refine in-thread until publish-ready. Pillars, comparisons, festival content, market-specific search themes.
How it works
A typical workflow from brief to shippable draft.
- 01
Brief the job
Share topic, search intent, primary keywords, audience, and any must-include proof points or compliance notes.
- 02
Get structure first
Receive an outline with H2/H3 flow, FAQs, and CTA placement before you commit to a full draft.
- 03
Draft & meta together
Generate the article plus title tags and meta descriptions that match the piece, then iterate in chat.
What you get
- Content outline with section goals
- Full draft in your brand voice
- Title / H1 / meta description variants
- Internal-link and FAQ suggestions
Example brief
“Draft a 1,200-word guide for mid-market SaaS buyers in Singapore comparing invoice automation options. Tone: clear, credible, not hype. Include CNY cash-flow angle for Q1. Keywords: invoice automation Singapore, AP automation.”
Paste a brief like this into a Basis Operator, brand voice and avoid lists apply automatically.
Outcomes
Faster publishing cadence
Cut the blank-page tax so editors spend time on expertise and accuracy, not first drafts.
On-brand long-form
Tone, audience, and avoid lists apply automatically, even when freelancers or juniors brief the Operator.
Search-aware packaging
Titles and metas stay aligned to the draft instead of bolted on at the end.
Reusable research threads
Keep keyword angles and revisions in conversation history for the next update cycle.