An SEO content editor that scores your draft as you write

Four live scores, a term ledger, internal link suggestions and section rewrites, all inside one long-form editor.

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Try it: remove “artisanal” or add “grind” and watch the scores move.

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Target 80+. 6 suggestions left.

SEO
72
GEO
62
Brand
82
Readability
82
Termscount / target

Suggestions

  • Remove “artisanal”, it is on your banned list
  • Cite a source for the steep time, such as your own tests
  • Use “cold brew” 1 more time
The editor with its brief alongside. Edit the draft and every score updates as you type.

What makes a good SEO content editor?

A good SEO content editor tells you what to fix and shows you exactly where, while you’re still writing. SupaDraft’s editor scores your draft live on four measures and ties every checklist item to the text it refers to. You never have to hunt through two thousand words for the paragraph a score is complaining about.


Four live scores: SEO, GEO, Brand and Readability

The editor scores every draft on four measures at once.

  • SEO tracks on-page optimization for your target keyword.
  • GEO (generative engine optimization) tracks how well the draft is set up to be cited by AI answers. Our guide to generative engine optimization explains the thinking.
  • Brand checks the draft against your brand voice and banned words. If your coffee brand never says “artisanal” or “life-changing”, the Brand score flags every use.
  • Readability tells you how easy the draft is to read.

Each score has its own checklist. Click any item and the editor jumps to the exact text that needs attention.


Track every term with the term ledger

The term ledger shows each term with its target range and your current count, labelled under, in range or over. Click a term to cycle through every place you’ve used it. If “grind size” is under its range in a cold brew guide, you see it immediately. If “concentrate” is over, you can step through each use and cut the weakest ones.


Suggested internal links appear in your draft as dotted underlines. Press Tab to accept a link or Esc to dismiss it. You stay in the flow of writing, and linking stops being a separate pass at the end. Our internal linking strategy guide covers how to decide which suggestions to keep.


Rewrite, expand or shorten a section in place

Select any section and choose one of five actions: Rewrite, Expand, Shorten, Add example or Add fact. The result streams in as an inline diff. You accept or reject each change one at a time, so a good sentence never gets lost inside a rewrite you only half agree with.

For example, select a dense paragraph about steeping times and choose Add example. The diff might propose a short worked example for a one-litre batch. Keep the parts that fit and reject the rest.


Drag in sourced facts from the fact pack

The fact pack holds sourced facts next to your draft. Drag one into the text where a claim needs support. Facts that carry their source make a draft easier to trust for readers and easier to cite for AI answers.


Step by step

How writing in the editor works, step by step

A typical draft moves through five steps.

  1. Start from the brief. Open the draft with the live content brief for your keyword, including its outline, terms and reader questions.
  2. Write the first pass. Watch the four scores and the term ledger update as you type.
  3. Work the checklists. Click each item to jump to the text, then fix it by hand or with a section action.
  4. Add links and facts. Tab through the internal link suggestions and drag in facts from the fact pack.
  5. Preview and publish. Move to the Google result preview and publish to WordPress or schedule the post.

Every action, from section rewrites to switching drafts, is also in the ⌘K command palette.


Who the SEO content editor is for

  • Writers who want specific, clickable feedback instead of a single number.
  • Editors who check drafts for brand voice and banned words before anything ships.
  • SEO leads who care about being cited by AI answers as well as ranking in Google.
  • Agencies writing for several brands, each with its own voice. See how SupaDraft works for agencies.

FAQ

SEO content editor questions

Straight answers about how SupaDraft works. Anything missing? Start free and look around.

What is a GEO score?

The GEO score measures how well a draft is set up to be cited by AI answers. It sits beside the SEO, Brand and Readability scores, with its own checklist that jumps to the exact text.

How does the Brand score know my voice?

Each brand in your workspace has its own voice and banned words. The Brand score checks the draft against the brand it belongs to.

Can I keep part of a rewrite and reject the rest?

Yes. Section actions return an inline diff, and you accept or reject each change one by one.


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