Content SEO analysis
Enter your text and your target keyword. The tool scores four dimensions and lists what to fix in order of priority.
In shortThe tool scores the text you paste against your target keyword on four dimensions: meta and structure, keyword usage, readability and content depth. You get one score out of 100, four sub-scores, up to 8 recommendations and the 3 sentences most relevant to the keyword. It works on rules and does not judge whether the text is accurate or matches search intent.
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Which dimensions does the analysis cover?
Meta and structure
Gives 30 points each when the meta title is 30-60 and the meta description 120-160 characters, and 15 each when they fall outside the range. At least 2 subheadings earn 20 points, at least 3 paragraphs earn 20.
Keyword usage
Checks whether the keyword appears in the meta title (25 points), the meta description (15), the first 100 words (20) and at least one subheading (15). A density of 0.5-2.5% adds 25 more.
Readability
Calculates a score with the Ateşman formula for Turkish text and the Flesch formula for English, and places the text on one of five levels from very hard to very easy. An average sentence of 20 words or fewer gets full marks.
Content depth
Looks at the word count and at the share of the keyword's terms that appear in the text. The word count reaches full marks at 800.
Recommendations
Writes one recommendation for each criterion it finds missing and puts the most effective ones on top. It shows up to 8.
Most relevant sentences
Lists the 3 sentences that contain the most of the keyword's terms, each with a percentage.
How is the content score calculated?
The content score is the weighted average of four sub-scores: keyword usage 30%, content depth 30%, meta and structure 20%, readability 20%. Each sub-score runs from 0 to 100.
70% of the readability score comes from the formula result and 30% from sentence length. 70% of content depth comes from the word count and 30% from keyword coverage. A density of 0.1-0.5% or 2.5-4% earns 12 points for that item instead of 25, and anything outside those ranges earns none.
The meta title and meta description fields are optional. If you leave them blank, you lose 60 points of the meta and structure score and 40 points of the keyword score from the start. Fill in both for a realistic score.
How should I read the result?
- Look at the lowest sub-score first. Keyword usage and content depth together make up 60% of the score.
- Recommendations come in order of impact. Apply the first two or three and analyze the text again.
- If you get a density recommendation, do not force the keyword in. Going over the upper limit also lowers the score.
- Put subheadings on their own line and separate paragraphs with a blank line. The tool treats short lines that start with # or do not end in punctuation as headings.
What the tool doesn't do
- It works on rules and uses no AI model or external service. It cannot judge whether the text is accurate, original or a match for search intent, and it does not compare you with competing pages.
- It does not fetch your page, it only sees the text you paste. The text must be at least 30 words, and anything after 20,000 characters is left out of the analysis.
- You get 20 analyses a day, counted separately from site scans. To have the text rewritten around the target keyword, the tool points to the content wizard in WorkExe.
Frequently asked questions.
Is the text I paste stored?
The text is sent to the server for analysis but is not saved. What is saved is your name, your email, the target keyword, the score, the language and the country. The details are in the privacy notice.
What is a good content score?
The tool does not define a pass mark. Use the score to compare a text with its earlier version. What to write about in the first place is a matter for content strategy.
Are Turkish and English texts assessed the same way?
If the text contains Turkish characters it is treated as Turkish and the Ateşman formula is used. Otherwise the tool goes by the page language, and on the English page the Flesch formula applies. So analyze English text with the tool on the English page of the site.
How is keyword density calculated?
The tool counts how many times the keyword appears in the text as a phrase, multiplies that by the number of words in the phrase and divides by the total word count. When other words come between its terms, that use is not counted.
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Let's read the result together.
Send me what the tool found. I'll tell you which finding comes first and what the whole site needs.
What happens in the first call?
- I listen to your goalIn a short call we talk through your goals, your site's history and what has been done so far.
- We look at your site togetherI share what stands out in your technical foundation, content and AI visibility during the call.
- I send a tailored scopeAfter the call I send the scope of work and the quote in writing. No fixed packages, the decision is yours.
