SEO content generation

Produce SEO content without starting from scratch every time

SelfHook turns your SEO priorities and editorial rules into structured content, adapted to your WordPress site and ready to enter your publishing workflow.

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Your editorial rules stay the same from one piece of content to the next.

Workflows — leeds-plumber.co.ukExample

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How do you generate SEO content for WordPress with SelfHook?

With SelfHook, you create a workflow for your WordPress site: topic, keywords, language, tone, template, image style, frequency and publishing mode. On every run, SelfHook picks a topic distinct from your existing content, writes a structured article with an FAQ, prepares the SEO title, meta description and focus keyphrase for Yoast, generates a featured image, then sends it to WordPress as a draft or a published post.

CONFIGURATION

One configuration, consistent content

Generic writing tools make you re-explain your context for every text. With SelfHook, your rules are saved once in a workflow, then reused for every article produced for your site.

Topic and keywords: primary and secondary keywords, editorial domains, locations
Phrases to avoid: terms set aside when topics are chosen
Language and tone: 8 writing languages, 6 tones to choose from
Template and image style: 3 layout templates, 7 image styles
Cadence and publishing: frequency, WordPress category, direct publishing or draft

Settings can be changed at any time in the workflow.

Workflow configurationExample

Topic: Plumbing and heating
Primary keywords: water heater, water leak
Phrases to avoid: free call-out
Language: English
Tone: Educational
Template: Blog Pro
Image style: Editorial
Frequency: 2 articles / week
WordPress category: Tips
Publishing: Draft

Applied to every article in the workflow

CONTENT

What SelfHook prepares for every piece of content

Every workflow run produces a complete article, ready to go into WordPress. Not an isolated text to rework: structured content, with its SEO elements.

A distinct topic

A title, a main keyword and an angle, compared with the titles and keywords already used on your site to avoid duplicates.

A complete structure

Introduction, comparison, definitions, criteria, action plan, examples, summary and FAQ, based on the chosen template.

The writing

An article written in the workflow’s language and tone, laid out with your template and the colors detected on your site.

The SEO elements

SEO title, meta description and focus keyphrase sent to Yoast, excerpt, and a featured image with alt text.

One article per run, at the cadence you choose.

From brief to articleExample

Prepared topic

Target keyword:: leaking water heater
Intent:: Understand where a leak comes from and what to check
Target question:: What should you do when your water heater leaks?

Outline:

1.Find where the leak comes from
2.Safe checks you can do
3.When to call a professional

Generated article

Leaking water heater: what to check before calling a plumber

Meta description: Water heater leak: find its source, run the safe checks…

Sections:

IntroductionComparisonDefinitionsCriteriaAction planExamplesSummaryFAQ

FROM TOPIC TO ARTICLE

From brief to article

Before writing, SelfHook prepares a brief for each topic: the target query, the search intent, the question to answer and a reference outline. This brief frames everything that follows, from the title to the metadata.

A topic pipeline: topics prepared in advance for each main keyword
Distinct angles: topics already covered or planned are set aside
A single frame: title, structure and metadata stay focused on the same topic

Automate my SEO production

Your editorial rules stay the same from one piece of content to the next.

SELFHOOK WORKFLOW

A complete WordPress workflow

Generation doesn’t work in isolation: it is part of a workflow that runs from your settings all the way to the article in WordPress.

01
Configure
Create a workflow for your site and, if you have one, link your keyword strategy for the context of your business.
02
Prepare the topic
SelfHook prepares distinct topics for each main keyword and sets aside those already covered on your site.
03
Write
A structured article, written in your language and tone, laid out with the chosen template.
04
SEO fields and image
SEO title, meta description and focus keyphrase sent to Yoast; featured image generated with alt text.
05
Publish
Sent to WordPress in the chosen category, as a published post or a draft. You can then notify Google from SelfHook.

Not sure which topics to cover yet? The SEO keyword strategy helps you choose your priority keywords before configuring your workflows.

Already have content online? The WordPress SEO audit spots what is holding back your existing pages.

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CONTROL

Stay in control

Automation follows your rules, not the other way around. You decide what gets published, when, and under which conditions.

Review as a draft

In draft mode, the article is created in WordPress without being published: you review it, edit it and publish it yourself.

Your cadence

Daily, weekly, monthly, or several times a week or month, on the days you choose.

Manual trigger and pause

Start an immediate generation from the dashboard, or pause a workflow at any time.

Editable workflow

Topic, keywords, tone, template, frequency: every setting can still be changed after creation.

Phrases to avoid

List the terms to avoid: SelfHook sets them aside when it picks the topic of each article.

Email on publishing

Get an email with the title and link of every article actually published.

SEO production built for people who manage WordPress sites

SMBs and business owners

Publish regularly without spending your days on it: your rules are set once, then applied to every article.

Independents and freelancers

Set up one workflow per client site, with its own tone, language and keywords, and review drafts before publishing.

WordPress and SEO agencies

One workflow per client site, with its own rules and cadence, managed from a single dashboard. The number of sites depends on your plan.

Frequently asked questions about SEO content generation

How does SelfHook generate an SEO article for WordPress?

You first configure a workflow: topic, keywords, language, tone, template, image style, frequency and publishing mode. On every run, SelfHook picks a topic distinct from your existing content, prepares the metadata and outline, writes the article, generates a featured image, then sends it to WordPress in the chosen category, as a published post or a draft.

Can I set my tone and editorial rules?

Yes. Each workflow saves your topic, primary and secondary keywords, editorial domains, locations, phrases to avoid, language, tone (6 options), template and image style. These rules apply to every article and can be changed at any time.

Is the generated content optimized for Yoast SEO?

For every article, SelfHook prepares an SEO title, a meta description and a focus keyphrase, and sends them to WordPress with the article. These Yoast fields are filled in automatically with Yoast SEO 27.7 or later. Analysis and scoring remain Yoast’s, in WordPress: no score or ranking is guaranteed.

Can I edit or approve an article before it is published?

Yes, with draft mode: the article is created as a draft in WordPress, you review it, edit it if needed and publish it yourself. SelfHook has no built-in article editor: reviewing happens in WordPress.

Can SelfHook publish to WordPress automatically?

Yes. In automatic publishing mode, each article is published in the chosen category, with its featured image, at the workflow’s cadence. You can also start a generation manually or pause the workflow. Notifying Google is then done from your article list.

Can I generate content in several languages?

Yes, 8 languages are available: French, English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Indonesian and Russian. Each workflow writes in one language: to publish in several languages, create one workflow per language. SelfHook does not automatically translate the same article. The number of workflows depends on your plan.

Consistency. Cadence. WordPress.

Publish regularly without rebuilding context for every article

Set your rules once, let SelfHook prepare and write your articles, then send them to WordPress at your cadence.

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No guaranteed Google rankings: SelfHook structures and publishes your content, Google decides how it ranks.