Content brief · supplied lexical and structural evidence

Build a reference-backed content brief without generated copy

Review your draft against phrases, questions, and up to three reference texts you choose. OpenWebmaster reports exact token-sequence coverage and transparent structural ranges—never an opaque content score, invented keyword target, or AI-written paragraph.

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CONTENT EVIDENCE

Describe the working topic and supply your source material

DRAFTYour working copy
Plain text or Markdown · 250,000 characters
PLANLiteral phrases and questions
One item per line
SUPPLIED REFERENCES

Add comparable source texts when you have them

References remain optional. Ranges describe only these texts and never become a recommended word count.

All analysis stays in this browser. Exact phrase matching uses normalized whole token sequences; reference structure does not establish quality, relevance, intent satisfaction, originality, or ranking requirements.

EDIT

Ready for your real draft and planning evidence.

No sample article, generated outline, SEO score, keyword target, or manufactured competitor benchmark appears before you provide source material.

Editorial review workflow

Use reference evidence to ask better questions

Choose comparable sources

Use references that address the same audience, intent, format, and market. Their observed structure is descriptive—not a formula for how long or repetitive your draft should be.

Read gaps in context

A missing literal phrase may already be answered in different words. A present phrase may still be unhelpful. Review meaning, accuracy, usefulness, and editorial voice manually.

Preserve human authorship

The brief exports evidence and review questions rather than writing copy. Record sources, verify factual claims, and revise in your own voice.