🤯 This FREE 1-Click Content Optimizer AI SEO Tool Is Unreal!

Here is a brief summary of the key points from the transcript: - The transcript outlines how to use Zista, a free AI content optimization tool, to optimize content for SEO. - It demonstrates using Zista to analyze existing content, get an optimization score, and recommendations for improving the content like adding LSIs (latent semantic indexing keywords). - It shows iteratively optimizing content by adding prompts with LSIs to AI writing tools like Anthropic to generate more comprehensive, optimized content. - It compares Zista to paid tools like Frase and Surfer SEO, finding Zista provides similar optimization recommendations and scores for free. - It emphasizes not over-optimizing just for the tool, but keeping the content useful for readers. Content optimization alone doesn't replace other important SEO factors like backlinks. - It provides tips for using AI image generation tools like Anthropic's Claude and Stability AI's Stable Diffusion to make images for optimized content. - Overall, it demonstrates a workflow for optimizing content quickly and for free using AI tools like Zista and Claude.

Today I'm going to show you a free Aiseo content optimization tool that is a one click tool you can use to optimize your content. As you can see right here. I'm going to show you why it's beating tools that cost hundreds of dollars. And I'll give away the free step by step process to optimize your content in literally one click. Let's get straight into it. All right, so the tool that we're going to be looking at is Zista, which is a free AI SEO content optimizer that you can use. Let me show you exactly how to get access to it. So you just go to sign in over here, and then from here click on content Optimizer. Once, once you're signed in, you can see I'm signed in with my email address. Then I'm going to go to content optimizer. And then from here, what I can do is I can put in a new query, I can select the client, if I have a client on there, we can manually optimize or we can automatically optimize. Then we can put in the query United States American English for a new webpage or optimize an existing web page. And from here we can select which or how many number of Google results to analyze. Right? So the main thing here is say we're trying to rank for a keyword like kinkatsi bananas, which I've always wanted to rank for. I'll be honest with you, I'm not gonna lie to you. Right? And so if we scroll down for this particular page, what you can see here is that we've got all of these pages that Google obviously likes. Now, if we had to manually click through to each of them, it would take a lot of time, it'd be very laborious. And we probably get it wrong because we're humans with little chimp brains, right? Whereas for example, if we use AI to do this for us and we automate the process, we save time. And normally you're going to be paying top dollar for a tool like surfer SEO or frase or no arm writer, etcetera. But using a tool like this, you can get it for free. And so if we hit create page like so based on the keyword that we want to rank for. So concat cbanas and I'll compare this to other paid tools in a minute for content optimization, but we'll hit create page from here. And then if we click on edit, what you can see here is that you can plug in your content that you've got ready to go for SEO, and once it's plugged in, we can check the score and get a content optimization score based on that content. Now, the key to understand here is like, if you don't understand why you would use content optimization tools when you're writing content, normally you're writing for the user, right? But the thing is, if you want to rank on Google as well, or any sort of search engine, they're crawling your content. And so there's ways that you can optimize your content so that it's more contextually relevant to the keyword you're trying to rank for. As an example of a standard content creation workflow like this one, as you can see, and normally we would use a content outline method like this, but we can actually automate it using this prompt here by going into Claude, creating the content, as you can see, and it's going to generate the content. Like I say, the content for the actual user is pretty good. Like it's interesting, it's nice to read whether you're writing with a human or whether you're writing with AI. It's the same process, right? So, for example, if you look at the title, the curious case of cats and banana is not exactly a combo you'd expect. But here's the deal, cats can actually eat but own. The content itself reads really nicely. But the thing is, and I think a lot of people make this mistake, is like, you're not just writing for the user and you're not just writing a good piece of content, it has to be optimized. If you don't do both, if you don't write for the user and the search engine, it's not going to rank. That's where most people fall, because they're like, I've created this amazing article that's better than everyone else's, but it's not ranking. Why is that? Usually because of a step like this. And so if we plug that content from Claude into zista.com with the content optimization tool, which is free, as I've shown you, I'm not on a paid plan, then it's broken it down into like h one s, h two s. It's taken the same format in all the faqs, etcetera. But we can check the actual optimization score right here to see how well optimized this is content. And you can see there's actually quite a long way to go in terms of content optimization because of this process. And by the way, if you're getting lost at any point, don't worry, I'll plug this all into an SOP so that you can follow the instructions step by step along with this video to help you. And you'll get all the prompts, tips, workflows, and steps in logical order from this video. And so, just to recap, we found a low competition keyword. We plug that content into sister. If you don't have any content, you can write it or generate it with a prompt like this. You take that prompt, plug it into sister, and in one single click you can figure out how to optimize it just by getting the relevant lsizing keyword. And so you can see here on the right hand side, we don't just have a content optimization score. We don't just have a recommended word count, but we also have recommends on the LSIs to include. And so what I could do, and this is very rough, this isn't exactly how to do it, but this is what I'm just going to do for the purpose of this video, because I'm doing it in a video format live for you right now. What we can actually do is we can say, okay, great, now, right, rest of the article using these LSI keywords, answer everything someone will possibly want to know on the topic. Don't duplicate previous content you've written, because obviously it's already written half the article right here. And now we're going to write the rest of the article. And so what we've done is we've given it a prompt, given it a second prompt, and then we've got all the lsis from Zista that it recommended to optimize it, and we'll plug that in like so. Now it's writing the content. As you can see right here, it's generating it, and it's a lot more comprehensive than the first article, which is great. And you can see the word count is actually a lot longer, which is also great because for this particular example, previously it was 306 words generated from Claude. Now we have 800 words just by using that extra prompting method that we talked about previously. And so now we're going to plug this content into Zista again. Let's delete that, plug that back. Now we're going to hit check score again and see what it comes back with. And it's increased the content optimization score. But still, we've got some way to go. And so what we can do is we can take a few of these LSI keywords. So I'm going to test this now and again. First time I'm using this tool. So it's something that I'm experimenting with, but we're going to try to prompt like this. We're going to say now write an extra part of the article including relevant content using these LSIs in the content plus headings so that my SEO content is more comprehensive plus optimized towards my target keyword. Keep it relevant to the topic of the article LSis below. Paste it in the lSis. Let's see what it comes back. We can see if we can boost that optimization score whilst keeping the content clean and tidy. So you can see it's blasting through some more content right here. It's nicely organized, easy to read, et cetera. And so what we'll do is we'll plug that into content. I'm not saying this is the best way to do it, I'm just showing you what can be done and how you can do it to give you some ideas. And now you can see the optimization score has increased again, right? And so using that iteration process with AI, you can easily generate some optimized content that's very comprehensive. The other thing that you can do, and this is probably faster once you've got the first draft of optimization, is you just edit it manually, right? And so you would edit it manually based on these LSI keywords, based on the recommended headings, the word count plus recommended headings here too, right? And also including some relevant images. And that way we can optimize our content a lot better. Now, just in case you don't realize here like 100% in the content optimization score over there is not guaranteed to help you rank on the first page of Google. It's just like a rough draft to figure out, okay, how contextually relevant is my content to the topic that I'm trying to rank for. And so you don't need to hit like 90 or 80% score to rank with this sort of tool. All you need to do is just use it as a kind of guideline to figure out, okay, what sort of keywords and what sort of LSI and what sort of semantically relevant keywords should I include in my content, help it rank better. That's basically it. So use a bit of common sense here and make sure it's not just hitting the content optimization score, but it's still useful for the reader as well. And I've documented both prompts that I use in this process, as you can see right here. Now, when it comes to images in the topic, you can see here recommends a bunch of images. My personal favorite right now is actually Grok. Grok, I think creates the most realistic images if that's what you're after. So for example, we can put cat eating banana, especially since Grok two came out because now you can generate very realistic images. Actually, if you asking Grok to do it, just put create an image of cat eating banana. Now we have the cat eating the banana. Beautiful. We'll take that up here, plug it in there, we'll download that and you can see how realistic the image is. Like, it's pretty cool if you ask me. Then from here we can insert the image which needs to be inserted with a link. As you can see, I think the best for that. That doesn't seem to be working for me at the minute. I won't b's here, but I think for that you could probably host it on your website, something like that. And then it'll be easier to pass. Doesn't seem to work with Google Drive or Grok links, etcetera. Maybe even if they're sharing. But yeah, really interesting tool. Easy to optimize your content. You do it in one single click by clicking check score. They've got a write for me optimize content section here. I haven't tested it yet. I think you need to pay for that. Let's try. Yeah, so you need to pay for the pay plan for that. But if you want the free version like I've done today, then you can just click on check score. Bear in mind as well, in the content optimizer section, we'll hit save on that. Make sure you save your work before you leave it. But in the content optimizer section, you can also optimize an existing page. Right? So if you've got a page that's not ranking, you can paste in the existing URL right there. And I think that's also good for just analyzing your competitors. Like you could have a look at your competitors content and then just go from there. Now if you want to see. Okay, how does this compare side by side with other tools that are paid? And by the way, if you don't have access to grok, because it is a paid tool, then you can use flux, which is the image generator Grok actually uses and that is free to get hold of. So if we go back to Frase, here's an example of concepts bananas. With Frase, we can compare it side by side versus sister. So this is a pay tool. Fraser's a pay tool, kind of like surfer SEO and other tools like that, or neuron writer. And you can see it analyzes serps right here in the top, right? And so in terms of optimization, this scores at 45%, this existing content here, which is a totally different article. And what we'll do is we'll plug that into, as you can see right here, we'll hit check score and see how they compare side by side in terms of content optimization. And you can see it's very, very similar. Right? So concepts eat bananas on frase. This content right here is 45% with the exact same content. Inside sister is 49%. So it's very similar in terms of the accuracy measurements and in terms of the lsis and keyword optimization. The one thing that I would say there are a few differences, but I would say, you know, Frase is a little bit more complicated, whereas for example, inside sister, this is much easier and it's free and it's simpler, which I always prefer anyway. So you can see how they compare side by side versus other tools. And it is absolutely amazing that it's free. And just to recap on the use cases, so there's five different use cases. All right, so you can optimize new articles, you can improve your existing content, you can check your competitors content, you can make sure your content is semantically relevant when search engines crawl it, and also it just saves snaps. It's a one click optimization tool that's completely free. My notes would take it with a pinch of salt. Right? So over optimized articles, for example, if you were just trying to hit 100% score without thinking about the user, that's not going to help. So avoid over optimization. And obviously content optimization, it doesn't beat backlinks. So for example, you can have the best content optimization in the world. But if you don't build backlinks and you can better just have, obviously it's going to be very hard to rank and also just optimize for both the reader and make sure the actual content converts. Don't just write for the tool. Use your common sense, friends. So thanks so much for watching. What I'm actually going to do is I will take all the tips, all the templates, all the workflows, etcetera. You can see I've actually turned this into a step by step SAP right here with very detailed steps and examples of how to rank with it. We're going to take that link, plug it into my free SEO course, which comes with hundreds of tutorials, templates and workflows. 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