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For each buying question your site is not cited for, a brief that tells the writer what to write and where each fact comes from.

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On paid plans, renewed every month

each with its source
Your facts only
in reading order
Ordered sections
briefs a month, by plan
2 / 5 / 12
No page of yours answers the question, and you do not know what to writeA writer-ready brief, with its sections, its facts and each fact's source
A Content Brief in the Tasadr dashboard for a question about the best luxury oud store in Riyadh: 5 sections, 4 facts you add and 2 sites cited instead of you, the question as customers ask it, the sections in reading order, and the facts on the page from the business profile.

When to use it

Edit a page, or write a new one?

If an engine cites a page of yours, you edit it from Priority Fixes, and if no page of yours answers the question, you start with a brief.

  • A page of yours is citededit it with fixes ready to publish, no new page needed

  • No page for the questionopen the task in Priority Fixes and choose Content Brief

  • You lead the questionno new page is needed, so no brief

  • Never from nothingwhen we have nothing to write from, we ask for your business profile first

Editing a page you have starts from fixes ready to publish.

You write a new page when your old one only needed an editThe task tells you when to edit a page and when to start a brief
What a task in Priority Fixes asks for, over a line saying the engines cited no page of the site for this question, so create a page that answers it directly or edit the closest page, and the on-page fixes card.

What's inside

What your writer finds in the brief

Everything they need to write a page that answers the question, in reading order.

  • The question as customers ask itthe question and the other ways your customers word it

  • Sections in reading orderamong them the direct answer, the comparison, prices, and branches and delivery, with what the leading sites do

  • An FAQ for the pagequestions and answers ready to add as a section

  • Structured datathe types, and the code ready to paste once your profile is filled in

  • English search coveragenames to write in Latin letters, and a short English summary

Read about the answer paragraph, structured data and the question as customers ask it, with examples for stores, clinics and real estate.

The writer writes a general page that never answers the questionThe page's sections in reading order, and why each one is there
The Sections in reading order of a Content Brief: five sections, direct answer, prices, branches and delivery, proof and contact, each with what the writer writes and a Copy button, clear blanks for what the site owner adds, and a line saying why this section.

Who leads

Who is cited instead of you, and why

The brief opens with the sites the engines cite for the question, and what puts their pages ahead.

  • A direct answer at the topa page that answers the question in its first lines

  • A page in the question's languagean Arabic page for a question asked in Arabic

  • FAQ and structured dataa questions-and-answers section, and code that describes the page and the business

  • Clear identity, recent updatethe business and its details stated clearly, with a recent update date

  • Nobody leads yetthe brief says so, and the opportunity is open to the first clear page

How to read the site cited instead of you.

Your competitor leads the question, and you do not know what their page hasThe leading sites, and what puts their pages ahead
The Cited instead of you card of a brief: two competing sites with a line about each one's page, and what each is ahead on: a direct answer at the top, structured data, a clear business identity.

Sourced facts

Every fact sourced, none invented

We write the brief only from what you gave us, and mark every fact with its source.

  • From your pagewhat we read on your own page

  • From your business profilename, city, address, opening hours and services, as you entered them

  • You add itwhat we do not know stays a clear blank, such as a price, a figure or a date

  • Lines we removedanything your facts do not support is taken out, and listed for you

  • A draft to reviewevery brief is a draft you review before publishing

You worry the brief will state something you never saidEvery fact from your profile or your page, and blanks for what we do not know
The Facts on the page card of a brief: name, description, country, city, address, opening hours and two services with their prices, from the business profile, then four facts the site owner must add, and a Fill in the business profile button.

To publish

From brief to published page

Your writer writes the page from the brief, your team publishes it, then we check it in Priority Fixes.

The brief sits in an old message, and nobody can find itEvery brief saved with its question and date, to copy or download
The Content Briefs list: five briefs for a perfume store's questions, each with its question, its date, its number of sections and the number of facts the site owner adds.

  • Copy or downloadthe whole brief or one section, the FAQ and the code

  • Saved with its taskevery brief sits in Content Briefs with its question, its task and its date

  • Check the new pagepaste its address in the task, and we read it and tell you what we found

  • What changed afterbefore and after the page, in the question's analyses that follow

By plan

How many briefs a month?

Briefs come with the paid plans, renew every month, and are not part of the free trial.

  • Starter

    2 a month

  • Pro

    5 a month

  • Advanced

    12 a month

  • Business

    sized to your team's needs

Compare the plans line by line on the pricing page, and see the agencies page for teams writing for client sites.

Content Briefs

Where you find the brief in your dashboard

It starts from a task in Priority Fixes, and is saved in Content Briefs.

  1. Priority Fixes

    A task for a question you have no page for, where you choose Content Brief.

  2. Content Briefs

    Every brief with its question, its date, its sections and what you add, to copy or download.

  3. Question Tracker

    The same question in the analyses that follow, once the page is published.

Frequently asked questions

How is a brief different from on-page fixes?

On-page fixes are for a page you already have: an answer paragraph, an FAQ and structured data to add to it. A brief is for a new page, with its sections, facts and FAQ, when no page of yours answers the question. The fixes are in Priority Fixes.

Does Tasadr write the whole page and publish it?

No. A brief sets out what the page says and where each fact comes from. Your writer writes from it in your business's voice, and your team publishes it. We never publish on your site.

Where do the facts in a brief come from?

Only from what you gave us: your page, your business profile and the description you wrote when you added your site, each fact marked with its source. What we do not know stays a blank for you to fill, and anything your facts do not support is removed and shown to you.

Why is there no brief on some tasks?

Because a brief is for a new page. It is not offered when you lead the question, when an engine already cites a page of yours for it (edit that page instead), or when the question is paused outside your question balance. When we have nothing to write from, we ask for your business profile first.

How many briefs does my plan include?

2 a month on Starter, 5 on Pro, 12 on Advanced, and on Business as many as your team needs. The free trial has none. If a brief cannot be prepared, it does not count against the month. The details are on the pricing page.

What language is a brief written in?

The question's language: an Arabic question gets an Arabic brief, an English question an English one, and a French question a French one. An Arabic brief may also list names to write in Latin letters and a short English summary, so the page covers English searches too.

From brief to published page

Start with the question you have no page for

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