A text can be well written and still miss what people searching for it expect. The SEO Content Review reads your page like a senior SEO editor before publication. This AI SEO optimization tool checks the text against your target keywords and returns prioritized fixes, title tags and meta descriptions.
It starts with search intent, then checks the main keyword in the H1, the first 100 words and at least one H2, secondary keywords and variants, headings, paragraph length, missing subtopics, internal link opportunities and keyword stuffing. Each fix says where to apply it, often with a concrete rewrite.
It does not rewrite the whole text, gives no numeric score and never invents search data or URLs. For a full rewrite, use the Keyword Rewriter, which takes the same two fields. Both are in the Website copy family. Create an account to review your next draft.
What you get
- A short search intent assessment for the main keyword
- Numbered fixes ordered by priority, each with where to apply it
- Concrete rewrite suggestions where they help
- Three title tags under 60 characters and two meta descriptions under 155
What you fill in
- Page or article text required
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Mark headings with # or write H1, H2 before them so the review can check the structure.
- Target keywords required
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Put the main keyword first and separate keywords with commas.
How to use it, step by step
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Paste the full text with headings
Mark headings with # or write H1 and H2 before them, so the review can check the structure.
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List your target keywords
Main keyword first, the others separated by commas, for example bathroom renovation austin, bathroom renovation cost.
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Choose the language of the review
The review follows the settings. Title tags and meta descriptions stay in the language of the text.
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Apply the fixes in order
The list puts the changes with the biggest effect on relevance first.
Example, input and output
Input
- content
- # Our services We have renovated homes for over 20 years. Our team handles tiling, plumbing and fittings...
- keywords
- bathroom renovation austin, bathroom renovation cost
Output
Someone searching bathroom renovation austin wants a local company, the scope of work and a sense of cost. The page talks about the company first and never mentions Austin.
## Priority fixes
1. **H1.** Replace Our services with Bathroom renovation in Austin.
2. **First 100 words.** Open with what you renovate and where, move the company history lower.
3. **Cost.** Add an H2 on what affects the cost of a bathroom renovation.
## Title tags
1. Bathroom Renovation in Austin, Tiling to Fittings
2. Bathroom Renovation Austin, Scope and Cost Guide
3. Austin Bathroom Renovation by a Local Team
## Meta descriptions
1. Bathroom renovation in Austin, from tiling and plumbing to fittings. See what the work includes and what affects the cost.
2. Planning a bathroom renovation in Austin? Learn what is included and what drives the cost.
Illustrative example written by the editorial team to show the expected format, shortened for this page.
Tips for better results
- Give one main keyword, first in the list. The H1 and opening are checked against it.
- Paste the final draft, not an outline. Readability can only be judged on real text.
- After the fixes, run the Keyword Extractor to confirm the primary keyword moved where you wanted.
Who uses it, and for what
Business owner publishing a service page
Match local intent and get a title tag that names the service and the place.
Editor reviewing freelance drafts
Send the prioritized list back to the writer instead of rewriting the draft yourself.
Marketer refreshing an old article
Find missing subtopics and weak headings in an article that lost traffic.
Agency preparing a content audit
Review the client's key pages one by one and turn the fixes into a work plan.
Limits and good practice
- No numeric score, search volumes or ranking prediction. Measure results in Search Console.
- On-page content only. Speed, indexing, backlinks and technical SEO are out of scope.
- Internal links are described, not linked. You choose the real target page.
- Every review consumes credits from your plan.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if my content is SEO friendly before publishing?
Paste the full text with its headings and list your target keywords, main keyword first. The review checks search intent, keyword placement in the H1, opening and subheadings, structure, readability, missing subtopics and keyword stuffing, then gives you a prioritized list of fixes to apply before you publish.
Why doesn't the review give an SEO score?
Because a single number invented by a language model would look precise without being measured. The review explains what to change and why, which is what you can act on. To measure performance, use the data that Search Console collects after the page is live.
Will it rewrite my article?
No. It suggests concrete rewrites for specific passages but leaves the text as yours. If you want a full rewrite that works the keywords in naturally, use the Keyword Rewriter, which takes the same text and keywords and returns a new version.
Can it write my title tag and meta description?
Yes. Every review ends with three title tag options under 60 characters and two meta description options under 155 characters. They include the main keyword exactly as you gave it and are written in the language of the text, whatever language you choose for the review.
Does the tool work for pages in Italian or Spanish?
Yes. Paste the text in its own language. The review follows the language in your settings, while the title tags, meta descriptions and quoted passages stay in the language of the page, so they are ready to use, and you can review an Italian page with notes in English.
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