YOUR CONTENTHAS BLINDSPOTS.

The content score is a weighted combination of five dimensions: SEO optimization (30%), readability (25%), AI detection risk (15%), brand voice alignment (15%), and HTML structure (15%). Each dimension is scored 0-100, and the overall score tells you if your content is ready to publish or needs work.

SEO checks 10 factors including keyword placement, density, LSI coverage, title optimization, and link counts. Readability uses multiple algorithms calibrated to your content type — a tutorial has different standards than a thought leadership piece. AI detection analyzes sentence patterns, specificity, and vague language. Brand voice checks tone, preferred words, and audience fit. HTML structure validates heading hierarchy, alt text, and link text quality.

AI detection measures how much your content resembles AI-generated text. It checks sentence variety, specificity (concrete numbers vs. vague claims), and patterns like overuse of formal transitions. A high risk score means your content may look AI-generated to readers and search engines — even if a human wrote it. The analyzer flags specific sentences and suggests how to make them sound more natural.

You set up a brand profile with your tone, preferred words, words to avoid, and writing samples. The analyzer checks every page against this profile — flagging tone mismatches, missing preferred terms, and forbidden words. For deeper analysis, it evaluates audience appropriateness and technical depth alignment, then suggests specific improvements.

The analyzer auto-detects eight content types: how-to guides, tutorials, listicles, news updates, problem-solution articles, comparisons, thought leadership pieces, and case studies. Each type has calibrated scoring thresholds — a tutorial needs code examples, a case study needs quantifiable results, a listicle needs to match its title promise.

Issues are classified as blockers, warnings, or tips. Blockers are critical problems that should prevent publishing — like a missing H1 tag or keyword absent from both the title and first paragraph. Warnings are important but not deal-breakers. Tips are minor improvements. Blockers appear at the top, always.

Yes. Your AI marketing agent reads the analysis results and can rewrite sections to fix identified issues — restructuring sentences for readability, adding keywords naturally, fixing heading hierarchy, and more. You review the changes before they go live, and the agent can publish directly to your CMS when you approve.

Yes. You can paste content directly into the analyzer without it being published anywhere. This is useful for reviewing drafts, guest posts, or AI-generated content before publishing. The analyzer runs all five dimensions on any text you provide.