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SEO content checker
Review a public page or a draft against one relevant search phrase. Use the suggestions to ask better questions about your wording, headings and page structure.
Write for your readers first. The content score reflects this tool’s rules, not a Google rating or a ranking prediction. Keep accurate, useful wording even when a suggestion does not fit your page. A higher score does not guarantee more visitors or enquiries.
Choose the right starting point
- Check a live URL to review a published page. Enter its full public address.
- Paste content to review a draft, or use the Live editor while working on wording. Use only material you have permission to share.
- Enter a focus keyword: a phrase that accurately describes what the page helps readers do. For example, “garden maintenance in Lanzarote” might suit a business that genuinely provides that service.
- Select Check content, or review the editor feedback. Look at the individual findings rather than only the overall score.
This tool is provided by Keywords Everywhere. Loading it connects your browser to their service; submitted URLs, keywords and content are handled by that provider. Do not paste confidential drafts, customer details, passwords or private access links. The checks available differ between input modes, and free limits may change.
If the tool does not load, open the SEO Content Checker directly (new tab).
Read the suggestions in context
- Keyword wording: use a relevant phrase naturally. Do not repeat it in every heading or add it to an image description when it does not describe the image.
- Readability: check whether a customer can understand the page. Automated sentence and word-count rules cannot judge every audience or business. The provider says its readability rules are tuned for English content.
- Headings and links: make the structure useful to readers and link to relevant next steps. More headings or links are not automatically better.
- Titles and descriptions: make them clear and accurate. A suggested character count is a guide, not a reason to remove essential meaning.
Draft and editor modes do not run all the same checks as a live-page review. A good content score also does not establish accessibility, mobile usability, working forms or factual accuracy.
Read the provider’s method, input modes and current limits (new tab).
Make one useful improvement
- Save a copy of your current wording.
- Choose a suggestion that solves a real reader problem: an unclear heading, a missing explanation or an unhelpful next step.
- Draft the change, preserving your tone and verified business details.
- Read it aloud and preview it on your website before publishing. Editing inside this checker does not update your website.
Keep the change if the page becomes clearer and more useful. You do not need a perfect score to publish helpful, honest content.