📋 Overview
The SEO Content Assistant in Search Atlas analyzes top-ranking pages and suggests topical terms you should include in your article. Adding these terms helps improve your content's relevance and coverage, giving it a stronger chance of ranking well in search results.
🗺️ Where to Find This Feature
To access the Content Genius, follow these steps:
- Log in to your Search Atlas account.
- In the left sidebar, click Content.
- Select Content Genius (What are we writing today?) from the submenu.
🔍 Understanding Suggested Topical Terms
Once you have opened or generated an article inside the SEO Content Assistant, you will see a list of suggested topical terms. These terms are pulled from competitive analysis of pages already ranking for your target keyword. Each term is a word or phrase identified as relevant to your topic that you should work into your content.
✅ How to Add Topical Terms to Your Article
Follow these steps to add the suggested topical terms to your generated article:
- Open the SEO Content Assistant and load the article you want to optimize.
- Locate the list of suggested topical terms within the editor interface.
- Review the list and identify which terms are not yet included in your content.
- Place your cursor in the article at the appropriate location and type the term naturally into your content.
- Repeat this process for each missing term until your topical coverage improves.
💡 Tips for Adding Topical Terms Effectively
- Write naturally. Work each term into a sentence where it fits the context. Forced or repetitive use can reduce readability.
- Use headings strategically. Including a topical term in a subheading can improve your article's structure while also satisfying topical coverage.
- Prioritize high-impact terms first. Focus on terms that appear frequently in competitor content, as these are likely most important for relevance.
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