Pages that match search intent.

Just the copy and structure. The agent drafts hero, problem, solution, proof, and CTA copy section by section. You paste it into Google Docs, Webflow, Framer, or whatever page builder you use, then publish. We do not host or deploy pages. That part stays in your stack by design. Most operators tell us this is the right separation: the language work is the slow part, and Hero handles that.

Because the conversion tax most B2B SaaS accounts pay is the ad-to-page message mismatch. Your ad sells 'CRM for small business.' The visitor clicks, then lands on a homepage that opens with 'the all in one platform for modern teams.' Same product, different promise, and the visitor has to do the translation. Most leave. The agent reads what the winning ad headline says and writes a page hero that delivers that exact promise, so the message holds from click to signup.

The agent crawls the current page, identifies which sections match the keyword/ad combo and which do not, and only rewrites the broken parts. If your hero is already a perfect match but the proof section is generic, you get a page with the original hero plus a rewritten proof section. The output reads as edits, not 'throw it out and start over.'

Hero writes for the buyer first, the algorithm second. The structure (H1, H2 hierarchy, semantic blocks, FAQ section) is SEO aware, and the keyword cluster the page targets is the one driving paid traffic. That is usually also high intent organic traffic. But this is not an SEO tool. If you need a content team's full keyword optimization, get one. Hero's job is to make sure the visitor who clicked the ad gets the page that converts them.

Yes. The Keyword Research Agent identifies your intent clusters (high intent, comparison, problem aware, branded), and Landing Page can draft a page for each cluster. The hero, the framing, and the CTA change to match each cluster's buyer state. Most accounts end up with three to four landing pages, one for each active cluster, rather than one page for every audience.