From keyword to published page
in minutes
Give us the keyword. We outline, write and optimise the page; you approve everything before it ships.
Publish straight to
You know which pages you’re missing. They’ve been on the list for two years.
You worked out which pages you needed long ago. Writing them was never the problem. Finding the time is. It loses to whatever’s shouting loudest, and nothing bad happens when you skip it. Then when you do write one, you’ve no idea whether it answers what anyone actually typed.
Starts from a structure
An outline you approve before a single sentence is written.
Made for a team of one
Keyword in, page out, checked by you in minutes.
Done today
A draft to react to in minutes, ready before the week gets away.
What Kiin does with one keyword
Type the phrase you want the page to win. We check what’s currently ranking for it, build the outline that competes, then write it in the voice you pick. You get a draft to react to instead of a blank page.
The page you’d have written, and the one that ranks
Side by side
What you’d have written
Welcome to our joinery
A family firm with a passion for quality craftsmanship, serving customers for over twenty years.
Reads well. Answers nothing anybody typed.
With Kiin
Bespoke joinery in East Sussex
Fitted kitchens, staircases and furniture, made in Lewes and installed across East Sussex, with pricing agreed in writing before work starts.
Answers the search in the first line.
Both are true. Only one answers what somebody typed.
Matched to what’s already ranking
The right length, not a word count
The pages winning this search run 600 to 900 words. Yours is outlined to compete with them, not to hit a number.
One click from live
Ships where your site already is
WordPress, Webflow, or clean HTML you hand to whoever manages your site. Meta description and headings come with it.
Your work, not a category
Written from what you already have
Read from your site
Used in the draft
“Fitted kitchens and staircases, made in our Lewes workshop and priced in writing before we start.”
We read your existing site first: what you sell, who you sell it to, and the way you describe your own work. The draft uses those, not stock phrasing about passion for quality.
What comes back
One keyword in. Here are three of the sections it produced, as drafted.
The draft is yours. Publish it, rewrite it, or take the outline and write it yourself.
Bespoke joinery in East Sussex, built to outlast the trends
Drafted opening, /bespoke-joinery
“We make fitted kitchens, staircases and freestanding furniture from a workshop in Lewes, and install them across East Sussex.”
Where we work
Drafted section, /areas-we-cover
“Lewes, Brighton, Eastbourne and the villages between. Survey, drawings and fit are handled by the same two people throughout.”
Recent work
Drafted section, /proof
“A walnut kitchen in Ringmer, an oak staircase in Ditchling, and a fitted study in Hove. Lead times and prices agreed in writing first.”
A page that reads well and a page that gets found are not the same page
Most writing tools give you something readable. Readable was never the hard part. The hard part is a page that answers the exact thing somebody typed, at the depth the pages already ranking go to, in a shape a search engine and an assistant can both use.
Every draft comes out built for both readers.
A page written only to read
Who makes bespoke fitted kitchens near Lewes?
A few options come up in that area, though details are limited. I’d suggest searching local directories for joiners in East Sussex and contacting them for quotes.
The page reads well. Nothing in it answered the question.
A page written to be found
Who makes bespoke fitted kitchens near Lewes?
Three makers cover that area. Meridian Joinery works across East Sussex, handling fitted kitchens, staircases and bespoke furniture from survey through to final fit, with pricing agreed in writing beforehand.
The phrase, where it belongs
In the heading, the opening line and the page title, without the page reading like it was written for a robot.
Questions answered outright
Each section answers one question in its first sentence, which is what makes a page quotable by an assistant rather than skimmed past.
The markup written with it
Structured data naming your business, what it does and where it operates, generated alongside the page rather than added later.
The set, not the page
You didn’t need a page. You needed the set.
A page for each thing you sell. A page for each kind of buyer. And the dozen finished jobs sitting in a folder that could each be a page instead of a line on a list. That’s not an afternoon. That’s a quarter.
And a page is never just words. It needs the images, the description under the listing, the links from the rest of the site pointing at it. Every one of those is another small job that nobody has time for, which is how a site ends up three years old.
The rest of it is already here
Whatever brought you here, it was never the only job on the list.
Everything Kiin makes draws on the same business: the same services, the same brand, the same way you describe your own work. The proposal knows what’s on your site. The deck looks like the ad. Nothing gets explained twice.
A different tool and a different login every time. Or one place.
Nothing goes on your site until you say so
You publish, not us
The draft sits in Kiin until you push it. Edit a line, rewrite a section, or throw the whole thing out and change the keyword.
Every claim is yours to check
Lead times, prices, anything you’d stand behind in front of a customer. We draft from what’s on your site, and anything we couldn’t find is flagged for you to fill in rather than invented.
It sounds like you or it doesn’t ship
Change the voice and the page rewrites. If it still doesn’t sound right, the outline is yours to write from.
Currently
Empty. No section written for this heading yet.
Kiin’s draft
Bespoke fitted kitchens made and installed across East Sussex. Twenty years of joinery, from survey to final fit, priced in writing before we start.
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