Scribe Tour: See Scribe in Action
After hitting the review button, a nifty lightbox shows up to reveal how you’ve done so far on all the on-page criteria that Scribe evaluates. We’ll talk about those elements more in a second, but first I want to direct your attention to the tabs at the top of the evaluation lightbox.
It’s here that we’ll find out if the language we’re using matches up with the language searchers are using. So let’s dig in. The first tab is the SEO score, which evaluates those on-page SEO elements we’ll get to.
Let’s look at the second tab, which goes into keyword analysis. This is the aspect of Scribe that’s pure gold. Here you confirm that what you’re talking about is what people are searching for (and how much).
If you’ve missed the mark, all is not lost, as we see in this next tab. Scribe gives specific suggestions on how to re-focus (or find) primary keywords.
Google takes into account not only keyword phrases that people search for, but also (to a lesser degree) synonyms for those phrases as well. Scribe gives you synonym information, plus instant tag and category references – effortlessly.
SEO copywriting goes beyond ranking. It’s also about presenting your search engine result in the best light to get the click. The SERP tab shows you how your result will look, so you don’t have to guess.
Finally, Scribe gives you a full and constantly updated guide to SEO best practices. There’s also a term glossary in case some terminology doesn’t make sense. You don’t need to be an SEO insider to get the most out of Scribe.
Now let’s look at how Scribe works to optimize content right out of the publishing gate.
