SEO Insights and Rewriting
Find articles with room to grow and fix them in one click
Finding articles that need fixing
The "SEO Insights" tab in "Sorabun > Measure / Analyze" automatically finds two things from real Search Console data.
- Striking-distance keywords: Keywords with a lot of impressions that are stuck around position 11-30. They may only need a little push to reach page one. When the article showing up for that search is known, "Rewrite this article" appears (you already rank for the search, so a new article would compete with your own)
- Articles with declining clicks: Articles that are being read less than before. Likely causes are stale information or competitors catching up
Rewrite in one click
Run "AI Rewrite" from the target article, and Sorabun rewrites the body based on the current search intent and trends among top-ranking articles.
A published article is never changed on the spot. The rewritten text is saved as a "rewrite draft" linked to the original. Open the draft and you'll see "Apply to the original" and "Discard" at the top, along with a diff against the current text, so you can read it before deciding. Applying it updates the original at the same URL and removes the draft. The old text stays in revisions, so you can still go back. In the posts list, drafts are marked "Rewrite draft" and originals "Rewrite pending."
Set "Settings > Generation Defaults > Rewrite result" (rewrite_mode) to "Overwrite the published article on the spot" to rewrite without the review step, as before. Drafts and scheduled posts are rewritten directly under either setting, since no one has seen them yet.
Suggestions for what to write next
Sorabun analyzes patterns from articles that performed well and automatically suggests keywords to write about next, once a week. It's a way of extending your winning patterns to new articles.
Suggestions take your site description and existing articles into account. They're filtered with the same checks as the AI Editor-in-Chief (overlap with existing articles, whether you already rank, search volume, autocomplete, and the strength of the top results), then ordered by how promising they are.
Pushing an article that's already showing up in results onto page one is often faster than ranking a brand-new article from scratch. Start with your striking-distance keywords.