Content editor
Write with the targets in front of you.
The content editor turns a page scan into a writing workspace. Term targets, heading ideas and questions sit beside your draft, and the score updates as you type. Re-scoring is free, so you can check as often as you like.
Ask Brigham.aiOpen maid.co’s house cleaning checklist in the editor and tell me the fastest way to get from 72 to 85.The complete house cleaning checklist
Content score
Target 85 · top-10 average
Terms
- deep cleaning4/6
- baseboards1/3
- kitchen7/8
- bathroom5/5
- microfiber0/2
- cleaning schedule1/3
- Free
- Re-scoring, every time
- Live
- Score updates as you write
- ~967
- Factors behind the targets
- A–D
- Grade on every save
Live score
See the score move while you write.
Every edit is measured against the scan for your query. Add a missing term, a new section or an answer to a common question, and the score updates on the spot.
You always know how close you are to the target and which change will move it most.
Term targets
Each term shows how often you use it and the range the top pages use.
No overstuffing
Terms used too often are flagged, so you don’t overshoot.
Why it exists
A scan tells you what’s missing. The editor helps you add it.
- Scan
- 30 or 90 credits, once
- Re-scoring
- Free
- Works with
- New drafts and live pages
The content optimizer measures the pages ranking for your query and gives your page a grade and an “Add N more” roadmap. The editor is where you work through that roadmap.
Because re-scoring is free, you don’t have to ration checks or wait until the end. Write a paragraph, look at the score, adjust. The scan you paid for once keeps working for as many drafts as you need.
In the sidebar
Everything the top pages have, in one panel.
Term targets
Phrases and entities the top pages use, with a range for each.
Heading ideas
Subheadings common across the ranking pages.
Questions
What the top pages answer, so you can answer it too.
Length target
A word range drawn from the scan, not a guess.
Link targets
How many internal links the top pages tend to have.
Brigham on call
Ask how to close a gap and get a suggested rewrite.
Coverage
Topic gaps at a glance.
The editor groups terms into topics, so you can see whole sections that are missing, not just single words.
Kitchen
Bathroom
Supplies
Schedule
01
Covered
Topics you already treat at the depth of the top pages.
02
Thin
Topics you mention but don’t explain.
03
Missing
Topics most ranking pages cover and you don’t.
How it works
Scan once, write and re-score freely.
- 01
Run a scan
Pick a query. The optimizer measures the ranking pages.
- 02
Open your draft
Paste a draft, start blank or import a live page.
- 03
Write to the targets
Watch the score and grade update as you work.
- 04
Publish and track
Add the keyword to the rank tracker to see the effect.
Ask Brigham
Stuck on a gap? Ask.
Brigham reads your draft and the scan, then suggests the next edit that will move the score most.
The biggest gap is a cleaning schedule. Most top pages break tasks into daily, weekly and monthly lists, and you don’t. You’re also light on supplies: microfiber and baseboards appear in most top pages but rarely in yours.
Recommended fixes
Sorted by impact
- 1
Add a daily, weekly, monthly schedule
30 minOne H2 with three short lists closes the largest topic gap.
- 2
Add a supplies section
20 minList the tools, including microfiber cloths, with a line on each.
- 3
Expand the baseboards step
5 minTwo sentences on how and how often brings it into range.
Grade
From D to A without guesswork.
The grade from the scan follows your draft. As you close gaps on the strongest factors, it moves up. Re-score after each pass to see which edits made the difference.
- Words2,140 / 2,000
- Questions answered7 / 7
- Terms in range41 / 46
- Terms overused2
Section by section
See which part of the draft needs work.
Ask Brigham to break coverage down by section, so you know where to spend the next ten minutes.
Terms in range by section
- Kitchen92%
- Bathroom88%
- Bedrooms71%
- SuppliesYOU40%
- ScheduleYOU15%
01
Strong sections
Leave them alone and protect what works.
02
Weak sections
Brigham can suggest an outline for each one.
The difference
Write faster, check more often.
Writing by hand
- Open ten tabs of competitor pages
- Guess at length and headings
- Check once, at the end
- Pay again to check again
search.co content editor
- Targets from a live scan
- Headings and questions in the sidebar
- Score updates as you type
- Re-scoring is always free
Who it’s for
For anyone who writes for search.
Writers
Clear targets
Know what to cover before you start.
Editors
Fast reviews
See the score and gaps on every draft.
Agencies
Consistent quality
Every writer works to the same targets.
Is re-scoring really free?
Yes. You pay once for the scan, 30 credits for top 30 or 90 for top 100. After that, scoring your draft in the editor costs nothing, as often as you like.
Can I edit a page that’s already live?
Yes. Import the URL, edit in the editor against the scan, then copy the improved version back to your site.
Will it tell me to stuff keywords?
No. Each term has a range drawn from the top pages, and going over it is flagged just like falling short.
Can AI write the draft for me?
The AI writer can draft an article in your brand voice from a brief. You can then open that draft in the editor and refine it against the scan.
Write your next page against real targets.
Start the 7-day trial, run a scan and open the editor. Re-scoring is free from the first draft.
Scan the top 30 for my target keyword and open my draft in the editor with the biggest gaps highlighted.