Plan keywords, track articles and draft in your own style with Claude Cowork

Kei Katakura, a freelance web writer in Japan, moved from pasting text in and out of chat to giving Claude Cowork whole tasks on a folder. Linked to the Rakko Keywords tool, it checks search volume and difficulty so keyword choices rest on data, though she makes the final pick. It reads every past article to flag overlapping themes and keeps her publishing schedule table current. It drafts in her rules, such as polite tone, short sentences and little bold text, and learns from her edits. She now writes 40 to 50 pieces a month alone on a Pro plan of about 3,480 yen. She warns to check client terms before sharing files and to verify facts herself.