Extract personas, content pillars, and keywords from any URL
Before drafting posts, campaigns, or newsletters, you need to understand who you are talking to and what holds them back. Enter any public business website URL, and the tool analyzes the page to produce a full Hebrew marketing brief: the core value proposition, 2 to 4 target personas complete with their goals and objections, social proof points found strictly on the page, 6 to 10 recurring content pillars, 5 calls to action, customer search terms, and words the brand should steer clear of. The model never fabricates metrics or testimonials: if the site lacks proof, it explicitly highlights that absence. You can also analyze a competitor's website, and send the generated brief directly into the social post generator.
It reads the public HTML content of the URL you provide just like a standard web browser: titles, meta descriptions, and visible body copy. It does not log in, crawl deep internal links, or bypass firewalls. We recommend pasting the homepage or the main product landing page.
Standard AI models frequently invent plausible client quotes, case studies, or revenue figures when prompted for testimonials, which creates compliance risks if copied into ads. When a site has no numbers or reviews, the tool states that clearly, giving you a clear action item of what to add first.
Yes. The tool inspects only what is publicly visible to any visitor. Reviewing a competitor gives you clear visibility into their messaging, audience angles, and gaps where your business can stand out. Do not copy their copy directly.
Export or copy the brief and keep it handy whenever you create marketing assets: use the personas for voice and tone, the content pillars for your posting calendar, and the search queries for headlines. You can also send the outputs straight into our social post writer.
Each brief consumes 2 AI operations, since it parses an entire webpage and builds a comprehensive document. Free accounts receive 2 daily operations, while paid plans deduct them from your monthly credit allowance. Page text is processed by AI and is not retained on our servers.
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