Narsil SEO · Pro tool
Write the answers to questions people are already asking.
Turn the questions your customers actually ask into a steady weekly queue of blog posts that bring the right visitors to your site.
Included with Pro, along with every tool that ships after it.
A question tells you who's asking
“Emergency plumber cost” could be a student, a journalist, or somebody standing in two inches of water. “How much does an emergency plumber charge at night” is only ever the last one. That's the difference between writing for a keyword and writing for a customer, and it decides whether the visitors a post brings are worth having.
And the second reason
People type questions into assistants, in full sentences, because that's how you talk to something that answers. A page built around the real question is the page an assistant has something to work with.
What kills content
Not knowing what to write next week
Almost nobody stops publishing because writing is hard. They stop because deciding is hard, and every week the decision costs a meeting nobody scheduled. A queue removes the decision. You open it, take the top one, and write. That's the whole trick, and it's why the output here is a queue rather than a report.
Once a post is drafted, the AI Draft Humanizer takes the machine-shaped edges off it, and the Blog Post Blueprint turns a topic into a structure before you start. All included with Pro.
The harder document is the free one
Our AI Answer Cluster Kit is the architecture: a pillar page plus a ten-page FAQ hub that feeds it authority, the drafting prompts, the internal link rules, and the monthly loop that tells you whether any of it worked. It's free, and it asks more of you than this tool does. If you'll build that properly, build it. The Engine is for the part nobody sustains: deciding what to publish, every week, without a meeting.
Questions about questions
- Which plan includes the Engine?
- Pro, at $99/month, which includes all fifteen tools and every tool that ships later. On Starter the tools are visible but locked.
- Why questions instead of keywords?
- Because a question carries its own intent. 'Emergency plumber cost' could be a student, a journalist, or someone standing in two inches of water. 'How much does an emergency plumber charge at night' is only ever the last one. Questions also match how people talk to assistants, which is increasingly where the asking happens.
- How is this different from your free Answer Cluster Kit?
- The kit is the architecture: a pillar page plus a ten-page FAQ hub that feeds it, the drafting prompts, the internal link rules, and a monthly loop to verify it's working. It's free and it's the more advanced document of the two. The Engine handles the part that kills most content plans, which is deciding what to write next week, every week, without a meeting.
- Will publishing weekly get me traffic?
- Publishing weekly on the wrong questions gets you nothing, which is the whole reason this tool starts with the questions. Even on the right ones, results build over months rather than weeks. Anyone selling you a faster answer than that is selling something else.
Never wonder what to write again
Pro is $99/month with all fifteen tools and the weekly website audit. Cancel from the billing portal, no call.