SEO Features

Semantic terms are related words and phrases that search engines expect to see in content about your topic. They help establish topical relevance and authority.

The tag cloud displays terms with their frequency—larger terms appear more often in top-ranking content. Green terms are used in your content, while gray terms are missing.

Entities are named things—people, places, brands, organizations, and concepts. Search engines use entities to understand content context and relationships.

Including relevant entities helps your content appear in entity-based searches and knowledge panels.

The heading analysis chart shows you how top-ranking pages structure their content. This visual breakdown helps you understand:

• What topics competitors cover
• How content is organized (H2/H3 hierarchy)
• Common heading patterns across ranking pages
• Gaps in competitor content you can fill

Use this analysis to create outlines that match or exceed the comprehensiveness of ranking content.

The content score (0-100) measures how well your content covers the topic compared to top-ranking pages. It's calculated based on:

• Semantic term coverage - percentage of expected terms used
• Entity coverage - percentage of relevant entities included
• Content length - compared to competitor average
• Heading structure - proper H2/H3 organization

When analyzing a keyword, Stealth Writer retrieves important metrics to help you understand the competitive landscape:

Stealth Writer analyzes the top 10 search results for your keyword, extracting:

• Page titles and meta descriptions
• Heading structures (H1-H4)
• Content length and word counts
• Common semantic terms and entities

This competitive analysis ensures your content matches or exceeds what's already ranking.