Highly Recommended!
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Working with freelance authors is a reality when you need to scale a blog with subject matter experts. And, as many SEOs can attest, it's HARD to teach freelance writers to keyword optimize what they're writing without sounding like awkward robots. Enter Clearscope. I was skeptical of Clearscope at first as a veteran SEO content writer. Then, I started seeing results. Our freelancers were producing content that only needed minor keyword tweaks, and we're ranking better than the ones I was hand optimizing. Not only did this free up quite a bit of my time and brain power, but it also made re-optimization and updating articles a breeze. Then, it just kept getting better! Clearscope has added so much neat functionality over the years without losing its original charm. I can still get that rush from an A++ rating, but the keyword recommendations are bounds and leaps better than they were 5 years ago. Keyword research is more intuitive and robust than some top SEO programs out there. AND it's easy to use. Training takes a few hours, and then your writers can run with it. I've ported Clearscope over to 3 companies so far, and recommend it to anyone doing content marketing. It's the first tool I ask for when I start a new position and honestly haven't found anything better. (At this price point or anywhere else.)
Pros
- Keyword Research
- Semantic SEO
- Content Keyword Optimization
Cons
- It would be great to have the functionality to go back and re-run a report to update the score given real-time search results in the event of a massive algorithm update.
Most Important Features
- Keyword search
- Content keyword optimization
- Blog content scaling
Return on Investment
- It's made it easier to create content that is ready to rank with little effort.
- Articles updated with Clearscope have started ranking.
- Articles created with Clearscope rank better out the gate than ones written without it.
Other Software Used
Semrush, Ahrefs, Yoast Wordpress SEO Plugins









