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Quill supports the full content workflow: choose an opportunity, brief the article, generate a draft, improve it in the editor, and send it to a connected destination.

Start from the library

The Quill landing page includes:
  • Recent Drafts — work still in progress
  • Published — completed articles and their destinations
  • Content Opportunities — Search Console-backed topics and pages that may deserve new or improved content
You can also import an existing page or document when you want to improve content rather than start from a blank brief.

Create a draft

1

Choose SEO or GEO intent

Use SEO mode for search demand and on-page goals. Use GEO mode when the article is built to answer tracked questions and earn AI citations.
2

Define the brief

Confirm the topic, audience, search intent, target terms, point of view, and desired action. Add source material when accuracy depends on it.
3

Select brand context

Use the site’s saved voice and personas. Correct Branding first if the context is outdated.
4

Generate and review

Read the draft for factual accuracy, original value, structure, and brand fit before optimizing scores.

Use the editor

The editor can surface SEO checks, GEO readiness, sources, links, schema opportunities, and writing assistance. Scores are diagnostics, not writing objectives: a clear and useful article is more important than forcing every indicator to 100. Before publishing, verify:
  • Claims, names, numbers, dates, and quotations
  • Title, description, headings, and canonical intent
  • Internal and external links
  • Images and alternative text
  • The call to action
  • SEO and GEO checks relevant to the article

Publish or export

Available destinations depend on connected integrations. Quill can support direct publishing or draft delivery to WordPress, Wix, Sanity, Google Docs, or a code-backed workflow where configured.
Always preview the destination. A successful transfer confirms delivery, not that every site theme or plugin rendered the page exactly as intended.