Skip to main content
The Content Score panel helps you review and improve an article before publishing. Use it to check metadata, keywords, headings, questions, and internal links while editing.

​
What the Content Score panel is for

The panel gives you a quick view of how complete and optimized the article is. It helps you find areas that may need attention before the article goes live. Use it to review:
  • content score
  • metadata
  • keywords
  • headings
  • questions
  • internal links

​
Content score

Content score gives you a directional view of how well the article is structured and optimized. A higher score usually means the article is more complete and better aligned with the topic. Use the score as a guide, not a strict rule. A useful article with a slightly lower score is better than an over-optimized article that feels unnatural.

​
Metadata

The metadata section includes the article’s title, meta description, and slug. Review this before publishing. Check that:
  • the title is clear
  • the meta description explains the page well
  • the slug is short and readable
  • the main keyword is included naturally
Good metadata helps people understand what the article is about before they click.

​
Keywords

The keywords section shows keywords and related terms connected to the article. Use this section to check whether the article covers the topic properly. Do not force every keyword into the article. Instead, use the list to spot missing topics, phrases, or related ideas.

​
Headings

The headings section shows the article structure. Use it to check whether the article is easy to scan. Good headings should:
  • follow a clear order
  • explain what each section covers
  • include important topics naturally
  • help readers find answers quickly

​
Questions

The questions section shows questions the article should answer. Use this to make sure the content is helpful and complete. Questions are especially useful for articles built around search or AI visibility. If an important question is missing, add a section or paragraph that answers it clearly. Internal links suggest pages on your website that may be useful to link to. Use them to connect related content and guide readers to important pages. Internal linking can also help search engines understand how your pages relate to each other. Some plans may not include internal link suggestions.

​
Rescanning the article

After editing, rescan the article to refresh the score and panel data. This helps you see whether your changes improved the article.

​
Tips

Review the Content Score panel after your first edit pass. Do not over-optimize just to increase the score. Use keyword and question suggestions as guidance. Check metadata before publishing. Rescan after making important changes.