What is a content brief?

A content brief is the spec sheet you give a writer before they draft an article. It defines the topic, target keyword, search intent, audience, length, headings, must-cover points, internal links, and any unique angle. A good brief produces a publish-ready first draft.

Why bother with a brief if I'm writing it myself?

A brief forces you to make strategy decisions BEFORE writing — search intent, angle, length, structure. Skipping the brief is the #1 reason articles drift off-topic, miss the keyword, or fail to rank.

What's the difference between a brief and an outline?

A brief defines the strategy — intent, audience, angle, semantic entities, links. An outline is the structure — H2s, H3s, and bullets. The brief comes first and informs the outline.

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