Explainer in three steps. Problem: writing without knowing what the Google top 10 covers, then padding the article with the keyword. The SEO Content Editor with the sample keyword — Every point of the score explained

SEO content editor: write what the Google top 10 of your country covers — in 5 languages

Type a keyword: the live top 10 is read in seconds, then terms, outline, questions and a score for your draft.

150 analyses a month for $19. Re-scoring your draft and re-opening a saved analysis never use one, and a keyword another writer analysed in the same country this week costs nothing.
Native in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Japanese: Google of the country you pick, Japanese compounds kept whole (年末調整) and length counted in characters. Using a term more often than the top 10 do lowers the score, so it cannot be stuffed, and every point is explained.
Why monthly: you publish and refresh articles every month. Each month brings 150 new analyses, and the refresh check re-runs a saved article against today's top 10 (pages that entered, new terms, gone terms) and re-scores your draft. Cancel and new analyses, refresh checks and brief exports stop. Your drafts stay on your device.

150 analyses a month — $19/month $190/year Agency: 600 a month, 10 devices — $49/month

Free, no signup: 1 new analysis a day with the full term list, outline and score. Your text never leaves this browser.

How the score works

We read the pages of the live Google top 10 for your keyword, country and language (videos and pages we cannot read are listed, not counted). A term is listed when at least 3 of 10 pages use it. Its range is what the middle half of those pages use, scaled to your target length.

70 points: terms in range (a term above its range earns less, and nothing at twice the range) · 15: length inside the top 10's range · 10: enough H2/H3 headings · 5: the keyword in your title. The top 10 pages are scored with the same rules, so you can see what a good score is for this keyword.

SEO content editor: write what the Google top 10 of your country covers — in 5 languages

How the score works

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