AI-Powered Page Content and SEO Analysis
Our web assistants can analyze your pages in real-time to inspect content quality and SEO compatibility, helping you boost site performance. This guide covers how the analysis feature works, evaluation criteria, and how to utilize the suggestions.
1. How the Analysis Works
The AI assistant reads the source code (HTML) and visible text of your web page. It excludes technical or dynamic elements like visitor logs, chatbot interface text, or navigational menus to focus purely on the core content. It then evaluates how search engines and users will perceive the page.
2. Evaluation Criteria
- Content Quality (0-100 Score): Assesses the content depth, accuracy, and fitness for purpose relative to the page type (e.g., contact, blog post, homepage).
- SEO Compliance (0-100 Score): Measures the hierarchical structure of meta titles, meta descriptions, H1-H6 tags, and the natural density of keywords within the copy.
- Readability (0-100 Score): Analyzes sentence and paragraph lengths, language clarity, and the overall flow of the text from a reader's perspective.
- Technical SEO (0-100 Score): Checks schema structured data (JSON-LD), canonical tags, robots instructions, and the status of image
altattributes.
3. Optimization Suggestions and Content Generation
Once the analysis is complete, the assistant generates two types of output:
- Critical/High Priority Suggestions: Highlights SEO errors that require immediate action, such as missing meta descriptions, incorrect heading hierarchy, or multiple H1 tags.
- Optimized Content Outline: Suggests the ideal title tag, meta description, and identifies missing keywords for the page. It even provides a detailed structural content outline (H2/H3 headings) for your content team.
4. Page-Type Tailored Scoring
Our system uses an adaptive evaluation algorithm. For example, when analyzing a Contact page, it does not penalize you for not having 600+ words of article copy. Having a working contact form, address, and telephone info is sufficient for a high score. On a Blog post, however, deep informational content and readability are prioritized.