Content Studio — Keyword & Language Setup

Define the target keyword, content language, and secondary keywords that shape the generated article.

What is it?

The top section of Content Studio's left panel. The Target Keyword / Topic input is the article's focus — usually copied from the Opportunity Finder but you can type anything. The Content Language dropdown controls output language (English, Hebrew, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, and more — the app auto-RTL where needed). The Secondary Keywords panel suggests related terms based on keyword similarity and page overlap from GSC data; you tick the ones to weave in.

When should I use it?

You picked a keyword from Opportunity Finder and the fields prefilled — review, adjust, proceed.
You're writing for a non-English client — set the language before generating.
You want the article to cover a small cluster of terms, not just the head keyword.

How to use it

Enter or paste a keyword into the Target Keyword / Topic input.
Pick a language from the dropdown. Defaults to the client's primary language.
Expand the Secondary Keywords section. The app auto-populates recommendations based on keyword similarity. Tick the ones you want included.
(Optional) Toggle Backlink Only if this is a pure backlink/citation article (no social posts or meta description).

Tips and best practices

3–5 secondary keywords is the sweet spot. More than that pulls the article in too many directions.
For RTL languages (Hebrew, Arabic), the article preview auto-flips. No extra setting needed.
The keyword is stored verbatim — if your keyword has typos or weird capitalization, the AI will reproduce them. Clean it up first.
Regenerate the prompt preview after changing keywords or personas to see what's actually being sent.

Gotchas and limits

Very long keywords (>80 chars) are usually topic descriptions, not search terms. The AI handles them but ranking odds drop.
Secondary keyword recommendations need GSC data. Without GSC, the panel shows manual input only.
Language affects everything — article, social posts, meta description, references (Manus will prefer region-appropriate sources).
You can't change language mid-draft. Regenerate a new draft if the language was wrong.