Free tool · Topic ideas
Blog topic ideas for your business
Say what your business does and who it sells to. You get five post ideas, phrased the way your customers search. Three free tries a day, no account needed.
How it works
Your description goes to the same AI model behind Give me topic ideas in the CMSKite editor, with the same instructions: suggest specific questions a business’s customers ask, each one a post worth reading, phrased the way somebody would search for it. In Portuguese and Spanish the ideas are written for readers in Brazil and Latin America, not translated from English.
What you type is used to write the ideas and is not saved to any account. Each visitor gets three tries a day, so describe the business well the first time: what you sell, to whom, and where.
Turning an idea into a post worth reading
- Pick the idea you can answer best. A post that answers a real question from your own experience beats a general one, and is the kind Google says it wants to rank: written for people, showing first-hand knowledge.
- Check the words people actually use. Type the idea into Google and look at the suggestions and the “People also ask” box. Use their words in your title.
- Answer in the first paragraph, then give the detail. Readers who only need the answer get it; the rest keep reading.
- Add what only you know: your prices, your area, a customer’s story, a photo of your own work. That is what a model cannot write for you.
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Questions
- Is it really free?
- Yes: three sets of five ideas a day, with no account and no card. In a free CMSKite account, topic ideas in the editor are free too and never count against your plan’s AI posts.
- How is the editor’s version different?
- In the editor the ideas also use your business brief, your website and the titles you have already published, so they do not repeat a post you wrote. Here they use only what you type.
- Which languages can I get ideas in?
- English, Hindi, Hinglish, Portuguese (Brazil) and Spanish (Latin America). You can describe the business in any of them.
- Will AI-written posts hurt my ranking?
- Google’s guidance is about the content, not how it was made: it rewards helpful, original posts written for people and penalises content made mainly to rank. Use the ideas as a starting point and write what you know.
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