The SEO report
Each post has an SEO score, shown in the editor and on the SEO page. It updates as you type. It measures how well the page is made; how Google actually treats it is in Search Console.
What it checks
| Group | Checks |
|---|---|
| Title and description | Search title, meta description |
| Content | Length, readability |
| Focus keyword | In the search title, description, first paragraph, URL and a subheading; how often it is used |
| Structure | One H1, subheadings, heading order |
| Images | Alt text on every image |
| Links | Internal links, external links, link text |
| Technical | Visible to Google, URL, canonical, cover image |
| Platform | Article schema (JSON-LD), canonical tag, sitemap |
| AI answers | Answer first, question headings, cited statistics, quotes, short sections, FAQ, summary |
Reading the score
Each failed check shows how many points it is worth and why it matters. Start with Fix first: the checks that move the score most. A perfect score is not the goal; a page that answers its reader is.
Fix with AI
On a paid plan, Fix with AI reads the post and suggests fixes for the search title, description, image alt text, links to your other posts and subheadings. Your own sentences stay word for word. You accept each suggestion, and nothing is saved until you save.
The same fixes are available over the API as POST /v1/blog/ai/seo-fix. See Writing with AI.