Content Harmony Features & Overview

Content Harmony replaces scattered docs with a repeatable content workflow. You run a keyword report that pulls SERP data, intent signals, competitor outlines, common questions, and visual cues. You turn that research into a structured brief with your notes and requirements, then hand it to a writer with zero guessing. When a draft arrives, you grade it against a topic model to find missing subtopics and fix gaps before publish. Teams that spent an hour or two on every brief drop that time to minutes and keep the process consistent across brands and freelancers.

Core Features

• Keyword Reports: SERP scan with entities, related terms, question mining, and visual or video signals that shape a stronger outline.
• Search Intent Insights: A practical classification system that flags what searchers expect so your angle fits the result.
• Topic Modeling: AI-driven terms and concepts that guide coverage and reduce blind spots.
• Competitor Outlines: Headline structures from top results plus an AI-suggested outline to jumpstart your own.
• Content Brief Builder: A flexible editor for notes, checklists, requirements, and brand guidelines.
• Content Grader: Paste a draft or URL, compare against the topic model, and close gaps fast.
• Custom Difficulty Scores: Content, link, and domain difficulty split out so you see what will move the needle.
• Questions, Image, and Video Analysis: Find questions worth answering and media types that results tend to include.
• International Reports: English data across multiple countries for global programs.
• Onboarding & Training: Free sessions and template migration so teams ramp quickly.

Supported Platforms / Integrations

• Apps and Docs: Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Notion, shareable brief links, desktop apps for Mac and Windows.
• Data Providers: DataForSEO and Moz for keyword and link signals.
• Workflow Hooks: Outgoing webhooks and early API access for higher-volume teams.
• PM Tools via links: Use shareable URLs inside Trello, Basecamp, Airtable, or similar.

Use Cases & Applications

• Agencies and content studios: Standardize briefs across clients, keep unlimited users in one workspace, and hand writers clear outlines.
• In-house SEO teams: Build briefs that reflect strategy, push drafts through grading, and track repeatable wins by topic.
• Publishers and affiliates: Move faster on keyword targets, answer the right questions, and align media with what ranks.
• Freelance networks: Share consistent templates, collect drafts, and reduce revision cycles.

Pricing

• Standard 5: 50 dollars per month for 5 content workflows, rollover credits included
• Standard 12: 99 dollars per month for 12 workflows
• Standard 25: 199 dollars per month for 25 workflows
• Standard 50: 299 dollars per month for 50 workflows
• Standard 100: 599 dollars per month for 100 workflows
• Standard 150: 799 dollars per month for 150 workflows
• Enterprise: starts around 1,000 dollars per month for 200 plus workflows and procurement support
• Trial: 10 dollars for 10 workflow credits with full access and no auto billing
• All plans: unlimited users, unlimited projects, rollover credits, free team training

Why You’d Love It

• Cuts briefing time from hours to minutes without losing detail
• Gives writers precise direction and removes guesswork
• Grader pinpoints what’s missing so drafts ship stronger

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Clear research to brief to grading loop in one place

• Intent, topic model, and competitor outlines drive better structures

• Unlimited users and projects keep access simple

• Practical difficulty scores separate content vs link needs

  Cons

• Pricing scales by workflows, so very high volumes need Enterprise

• Not a full keyword discovery suite for thousands of ideas

• English language focus with a limited country list

Conclusion Content Harmony turns content planning into a predictable system. You build briefs with real SERP insight, hand writers a clear plan, grade drafts with a topic model, and publish with fewer rewrites. Teams keep pace, writers stay aligned, and each piece lands closer to what searchers expect.