Most carts are abandoned at the final step, not the first. Surprise shipping costs, a forced account and a slow form each add friction exactly where intent is highest, and every one of them is fixable this week. Start by showing the delivery price on the product page, so the number at checkout is the number the shopper already agreed to. Then let people pay as guests: an account is worth far less than the order you lose asking for one. Keep the checkout to a single screen, drop every field you do not actually ship against, and let the address form autocomplete. Offer the payment methods your customers already keep in their phones rather than the ones your processor prefers. Once the checkout is clean, recover the rest with a short email sent within the hour, while the cart is still warm and the decision is still open. Measure the change per step, not in aggregate, or a win at the address form will hide a loss at payment.
How It Works
Three clicks from you. Ten minutes from us.
1
You
Pick a keyword
Choose one of the suggestions Ubersuggest pulls from your rank tracking, keyword lists and competitor gaps, volume and SEO difficulty already scored, or type your own.
Suggested for you
reduce cart abandonmentTracked1.9K38
abandoned cart emailKeyword Lists5.4K52
checkout page optimizationCompetitor Gaps2.4K44
guest checkoutTracked88021
2
You
Approve the idea and title
Review the content idea and pick a title, or write your own.
TARGET KEYWORD
reduce cart abandonment
1.9KMonthly Searches
38Medium SEO Difficulty
Content Idea
An ideal article explains why shoppers leave items behind, from surprise shipping to a forced account and a slow checkout, then walks through the fixes.
Why Relevant?
Online stores lose more revenue at the checkout than anywhere else, and owners search for fixes they can ship this week.
Choose a Title:
How to Reduce Cart Abandonment
Cart Emails vs. Exit Popups
9 Checkout Fixes That Recover Sales
3
Ubersuggest
We write it, about 10 minutes
Research, outline, draft, refine. Close the tab and we will email you when it is ready.
0%Writing
Drafting introduction, sections and conclusion in your voice.
status
Drafting introduction, sections and conclusion in your voice.
4
You
Edit and export
Check the plagiarism score and the links, keep the cover you like, and take it wherever you publish.
How to Reduce Cart AbandonmentGenerated
CopyExport
Plagiarism Score
0
/100No plagiarism found
Internal Links
How to write product descriptions
Ecommerce SEO checklist
Email marketing guide
External Links
shopify.com
baymard.com
Featured image
In use
Earlier takesRegenerate image
Suggested keywords1 / 4
Suggested for you
reduce cart abandonmentTracked1.9K38
abandoned cart emailKeyword Lists5.4K52
checkout page optimizationCompetitor Gaps2.4K44
guest checkoutTracked88021
Title suggestions2 / 4
TARGET KEYWORD
reduce cart abandonment
1.9KMonthly Searches
38Medium SEO Difficulty
Content Idea
An ideal article explains why shoppers leave items behind, from surprise shipping to a forced account and a slow checkout, then walks through the fixes.
Why Relevant?
Online stores lose more revenue at the checkout than anywhere else, and owners search for fixes they can ship this week.
Choose a Title:
How to Reduce Cart Abandonment
Cart Emails vs. Exit Popups
9 Checkout Fixes That Recover Sales
Generating3 / 4
0%Writing
Drafting introduction, sections and conclusion in your voice.
status
Drafting introduction, sections and conclusion in your voice.
Editor4 / 4
How to Reduce Cart AbandonmentGenerated
CopyExport
Plagiarism Score
0
/100No plagiarism found
Internal Links
How to write product descriptions
Ecommerce SEO checklist
Email marketing guide
External Links
shopify.com
baymard.com
Featured image
In use
Earlier takesRegenerate image
Start from a keyword report, not a blank page
Most AI writing tools open with an empty field and a cursor. You supply the topic, and the tool has no idea whether anyone searches for it. That is the difference between a general AI writer and an SEO content writing tool: one writes, the other writes toward something you already know is worth ranking for.
In Ubersuggest, a Generate Content button sits on the reports you already use. Wherever you spot a keyword worth writing about, the article starts from that screen with the keyword, its search volume and its SEO difficulty already attached.
Whichever you start from, the keyword is filled in before the writing begins.
Write for AI search, not just Google
Search is splitting in two. People still type keywords into Google, and more and more they ask full questions to ChatGPT, Gemini and AI Overviews. Those are different inputs, and optimizing for the second one has a name now: generative engine optimization, or GEO.
Ubersuggest writes for both, because you can point it at either one. Target a keyword when you want the article to rank in Google. Target a prompt when you want it cited in an AI answer. A prompt is the real question someone types into an assistant, not a search term, and an article built to answer one reads differently from an article built to rank.
Start from a prompt you are already tracking
Every prompt you track inAI Search Visibilityis a question people are putting to ChatGPT and Gemini about your category right now, and you can already see which of them return an answer without you in it. Those are the gaps. Pick one and generate the article straight from that prompt, the same way you would from a keyword report, then publish something for the answer to cite.
Structured to be quoted
AI assistants pull from sources that answer cleanly: a direct answer near the top, clear headings, and real external sources to check against. Every draft is built that way, which is the same structure that earns featured snippets in Google.
Check whether it worked
AI Search Visibility tracks whether your brand actually shows up in AI answers and how it is described. Publish against a prompt, then watch whether the answer starts citing you.
Is AI generated content bad for SEO?
Every marketer asks this before generating a first draft, and the honest answer is that Google judges content on whether it is useful, not on how it was produced. Automation used to mass produce pages purely to manipulate rankings is treated as spam. A well researched, accurate, genuinely helpful article is not, whatever wrote the first version of it.
Which means the draft is a starting point and you are still the editor. Four things here are built around that:
Grounded in a real keyword
The article is grounded in a keyword with real search volume, so it answers something people actually ask.
Plagiarism score
The plagiarism score shows how much of the draft overlaps with what is already published, before you commit to it.
Live structure counter
The structure counter keeps a live tally of words, headings, paragraphs and links, so a thin draft is visible rather than invisible.
Improve with AI
Select any passage and use Improve with AI to rewrite it with your own instruction. You approve the change before it replaces anything.
Use it to skip the blank page, not to skip the judgment.
Included in your Ubersuggest plan
The AI content generator is not a separate subscription and there is no add on to buy. It is part of Ubersuggest, and it runs on the same credits your plan already includes.
What people ask before they generate their first article.
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How long does an article take?
Usually 8 to 12 minutes, from research to finished draft. You do not have to wait around. Turn on "Email me when it's done" and close the tab.
02
What does it cost to generate one?
Each article uses 100 credits from your plan. A plagiarism check costs 25 and regenerating an image costs 15. There is no separate subscription, and the All Content page shows how many articles you can still generate.
03
Can I edit the article afterwards?
Yes. The draft opens in a full editor where you can change any line, swap the title and regenerate the featured image as often as you like. You can also select a passage and use Improve with AI to rewrite just that part.
04
Is the writing original?
Yes, and you can prove it. Run a plagiarism check on any draft and you get a score showing how much of it matches content already published online. Check it before anything goes live.
05
What if I do not have a keyword in mind?
You do not need one. Ubersuggest suggests topics worth writing about, drawn from what your site already ranks for, the keywords you have saved and what similar sites are winning, each one scored so you can see which is worth the effort. You can also start from a prompt, the kind of question someone would ask ChatGPT, and get an article built to answer it.
06
How do I get the article out of Ubersuggest?
Export it as a PDF or a Markdown file, or copy the text and the featured image together and paste them wherever you publish.
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What is an AI content generator?
A tool that writes a complete article from a keyword or topic you give it. Ubersuggest's version starts from keyword data you already have in the platform, so the article targets a term with known search volume and difficulty rather than a topic you guessed at.
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Where can I start generating an article?
From the Generate Content button on any keyword report, including AI Keyword Overview, Keyword Coverage and Keyword Bulk Analysis. You can also start from SEO Opportunities, from AI Prompt Ideas, or from the All Content page.
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Can I write my own article title?
Yes. Enter your own title during setup, or pick from the titles Ubersuggest suggests for your target keyword.
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Does the article sound like my brand?
Yes. Ubersuggest reads the business information in your project settings to understand what you do and who you serve, and looks at how your existing content is written to pick up your tone and voice. There is no style guide to fill in and no prompt engineering.
Your next article is one keyword away
Open Content Generator, pick a keyword, and let Ubersuggest write the first draft.