Keywords from your business.
Not a volume fantasy.
Claude generates keyword batches from your Company Brain against a quality bar: specific, intent, winnable, on-business. We do not sell keyword difficulty databases.
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Built for operators who need publishing that ships
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ChartMath
Suryantra Energy
Outcomes this feature is built to support.
No invented case stats. Mechanisms you can verify in the product.
On-business only
Maps to real services, pains, and audiences.
Winnable shape
Long-tail 3–7 words — not unwinnable head terms.
Rotation engine
Freshness, cooldowns, and locks so keywords aren’t double-booked.
Not a volume database.
A list of things you can actually win.
theStacc does not sell you a keyword tool. It reads your business — services, pain points, audiences, locations — and generates long-tail keywords that pass a four-point bar before they reach your plan.
It thinks like your buyer at 11pm.
Not like a marketer.
Keywords come from your Company Brain, not a database dump. The generator is instructed to reconstruct the moment your buyer is stuck on a real problem and types what they would actually type — messy, specific, operational. “how to hire in germany without local entity,” not “global talent orchestration platform.”
- Generated from your services, pains, and audiences
- 12 per run, deduplicated against your pool
- Buyer language, not category language
Head terms get rejected
before you ever see them.
Every candidate has to clear four tests: specific, carries real intent, winnable as a long-tail, and tied to something you actually sell. One and two-word head terms, vague abstractions, sales-deck phrasing, and keyword mashups are hard-rejected. Being honest about this matters — we do not have search volume or difficulty data, and we will not pretend otherwise.
- Specific · real intent · winnable · on-business
- Head terms and buzzword mashups hard-rejected
- No volume or difficulty numbers — we don’t have a database
A used keyword goes to sleep
for sixty days.
Keep as many keywords as you like — the scheduler picks by freshness, priority keywords first, then ones never used, then anything past a 60-day cooldown. A database lock means two articles can never claim the same keyword, so your own pages stop competing with each other.
- 60-day cooldown before a keyword returns
- Database lock prevents double-booking
- Keywords in active use can’t be renamed or deleted
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No. We never claim Semrush/Ahrefs-style volume or KD for blog keywords.
Your business profile — and Search Console opportunities when connected.
Batches of 12 per generate run, with monthly run limits per project.
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