Give each destination you sell a page worth finding, and a first draft to start it.
Kanso drafts destination guides from the searches your site almost ranks for, reviews how your trip pages read to search engines and AI crawlers, and drafts short X posts. You add the facts and publish. It takes no bookings and holds no prices.
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At a glance
Travellers research for weeks, and the big platforms own the first results
People collect ideas long before they pick an operator. A small agency has local knowledge, but its pages rarely say what only its guides know.
Inspiration content never ends
Every destination and traveller type wants its own guide, and the people who could write them are busy planning trips.
Demand arrives in waves
Content is written in a rush before a peak season, then left to age.
Generic searches go to global sites
A small operator wins on specifics, which live in a guide's head, not on a page.
From destination pages that get written in a hurry to drafts you can shape in advance
Kanso handles the blank page and the page review. The destination knowledge is yours.
- Writing guides at the last minute
- Not knowing how trip pages look to a crawler
- Short posts left until someone has an idea
- A guide drafted for a search your site nearly wins
- A review of the pages travellers land on
- Short X drafts in your brand voice
A guide writer, a page reviewer, a crawler check and a short-post drafter
Writer, SEO and GEO carry the work, with X for short posts.
Writer Agent
Takes a Search Console query where your site is off page one, such as a destination question, and drafts one long guide.
- It produces
- A Markdown guide with its keyword and word count.
- Where it fits
- The starting point for destination and inspiration content.
SEO Agent
Examines up to 25 public pages, such as destination, tour and contact pages, with Search Console data where connected.
- It produces
- Notes on titles, descriptions, canonical links and heading structure for each trip page.
- Where it fits
- Shows which trip pages say too little to a searcher.
GEO Agent
Reports the robots.txt rule for nine named AI crawlers and whether llms.txt is served.
- It produces
- A readiness report.
- Where it fits
- Shows whether AI tools can read your trip pages.
X (Twitter) Agent
Writes three drafts per run, each under 280 characters, in a company voice or a founder's first-person voice.
- It produces
- Three short post drafts on different angles.
- Where it fits
- Teasers that point to a guide you have published.
From a destination idea to a guide you stand behind
Five steps. Kanso supplies the first draft; the knowledge of the place stays with your people.
- 01Kanso
Put the business into writing
Kanso reads your homepage and the same-site pages it links to, then writes five documents, one a brand voice. Destinations or trip styles your site never mentions will be missing from them, so add those by hand.
Draft a destination guide
With Search Console connected, it drafts for the most searched 30-day query with over 50 impressions and a position beyond 10. You cannot choose the destination, and a young site may have none.
Review the trip pages
The review flags missing titles, thin descriptions, absent canonical links and weak headings, naming each page it concerns.
Check what AI crawlers can read
It shows which named crawlers your robots.txt blocks and whether llms.txt exists. A passing check means only that the file exists.
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Add the facts, then publish
Fill in routes, seasons, inclusions and anything a traveller would rely on, then publish through your own site. X posts go out only when you press Post now.
What you receive
Drafts and findings wait in the Agents Feed until you use them.
A destination guide draft
A long Markdown article on a search you already appear for, which you can copy or download as a .md file.
Trip-page findings
Each names the page, the reason and the data behind it.
A crawler report
The rule for each named crawler and whether llms.txt exists.
Short post drafts
Three drafts per run, each regenerated on its own.
Anything a traveller relies on is yours to confirm
Kanso has no knowledge of your tours, prices or suppliers.
Kanso does
- Reads your public pages and search data
- Drafts guides and short posts
- Tracks the tasks you choose to open
You decide
- Whether each route, date and inclusion is correct
- Which drafts to keep, edit or drop
- What is published and when
Kanso never
- Takes a booking or quotes a price
- Publishes a guide or edits your site
- Posts to X without your click
Where this fits
Situations, not results. They depend on your site and what travellers search.
A destination people ask about
If your site is on page two for it, the Writer Agent can draft a guide for a trip planner to fill with first-hand detail.
A tour page with a title and a photo
The review shows the thin description; you decide what the traveller needs.
A rebuilt site before peak season
The crawler report shows whether the new robots.txt still admits AI crawlers.
How Kanso approaches a travel business
Every point below describes current behaviour.
Topics come from real searches
The guide starts with a query that already reaches your site, not a guess about demand.
It states its sample
The page review covers up to 25 pages.
You time the publishing
There is no scheduler, so seasonal timing is a decision you make.
What Kanso does not do for travel businesses
A travel business runs on booking and supplier systems. Kanso is not connected to them.
It does not take bookings or show availability
There is no booking engine or reservation system, so nothing on a page is checked against stock.
It does not know prices, itineraries or suppliers
It reads your public website only, so every figure, route and inclusion in a draft must come from you.
It does not manage reviews or listings
Directory profiles and answers to reviewers are not part of the product.
It does not schedule for your seasons
There is no content calendar or post scheduler, and no email campaigns.
It does not publish for you
There is no CMS integration, so a person releases every guide.
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Questions about this use case
Can Kanso take bookings or show what is available?
No. It has no booking or reservation tools and no availability data. Its only inputs are your public website and, if connected, Search Console.
Will a draft include prices and itineraries?
No. Kanso does not know them, and the Writer Agent is told not to invent specifics. You add each figure and route yourself.
Can I ask for a guide to a particular destination?
Not directly. The Writer Agent chooses from your Search Console queries and takes no brief. You can rewrite a draft toward a destination you want.
Does it handle reviews or directory listings?
No. Neither is part of the product today.
Where do X posts go?
To the account you connect, only when you press Post now. Preview on X opens X's own composer instead.
Does a destination guide need Search Console?
Yes, for guide drafts. The page review and the crawler report work from your public pages.
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Start your next destination guide from a draft.
Enter your website. Kanso profiles the business and drafts guides and short posts for your team to complete.
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