Bizzle includes several tools on the post editor screens to help you maximize SEO benefits for your posts.

The first thing you’ll notice on your All Posts screens is a new SEO Meta [+] link just above the regular action links (if you are familiar with WordPress).

Clicking that will open up a details pane with some basic info about the post’s current SEO-optimized title and description, including coloured indicators showing their character counts. Those indicators will appear green if the count is within the recommended range, or yellow if the count is less than or greater than the recommended range.

In post editor

Create a new post. In the post editor screen for any post, scroll down to where you’ll see the SEO Tools metabox. You’ll see several tabs there:

SEO

This is where you can customize the SEO title and description that appears in search engine results pages, and run a full SEO analysis of your post.

Readability

This uses the Flesch-Kincaid Test to determine how easily readable your content is for the average reader.

Social

Customize the post’s OpenGraph elements for sharing to social networks.

SEO

Under the SEO tab, you’ll see a preview of how Google sees your post meta, with the title at the top, followed by the post permalink, and your post description.

Meta

Click the Edit Meta button to pop open an editor where you can customize the title and description. You’ll see the same colour-coded character counts as previously described to help you get the perfect length.

Click the [+] icon in either field to add dynamic data using the built-in macros. Click any to automatically add to the corresponding field; you can add as many as you need to create the ideal structure for your title and description. You can also add plain text in each as well if you like.

SEO Analysis

Scroll a little further down under the SEO tab and you’ll see the SEO Analysis section. You can analyse the post content for up to three focus keywords. Enter each keyword individually and click the Add Keyword button for each one, or enter all keywords separated by commas and click the Add Keyword button just once.

The first keyword you enter will be considered as your primary keyword, while the optional second and third ones will be analysed as secondary keywords.

Analysis results for each keyword will appear under their own separate tabs so you can adjust your post content according to recommendations for each one as needed.

After each content adjustment, click the Refresh button to run the analysis again for the same keywords.

For each focus keyword, SmartCrawl will give you a list of recommendations to improve the SEO of your post. Recommendations will be highlighted in yellow, while passed audits will be highlighted in green.

Click any recommendation to reveal details about what you can do to improve things. If you decide any recommendation is not needed, you can click the Ignore button so it doesn’t keep popping up every time you run the analysis. Every ignored recommendation is accompanied by a Restore button. Click Restore to revert the ignored recommendation.

Note that the Focus Keyword feature does not add anything to the source code of your post. It simply enables you to analyse the post content in real-time based on a specified keyword, and get recommendations to improve the post SEO for that keyword.

Readability Tab

Under the Readability tab, simply click the Refresh button to run the Flesch-Kincaid Test and see how well your post reads for the average English reader. Any score above 70 is considered good here.

Note that your post must be in either Draft or Published status for the Readability analysis to work, as it scans the content output, not what is in the post editor.

Social

If you would like your post’s title, description and/or featured image(s) to be different when shared to social networks, enable OpenGraph support for the post under the Social tab, and configure the specifics you need.