Content Score : what is it?
With Semji, our aim is to make the task of optimizing your SEO content quick and easy. Writing and publishing pages whose content hasn’t been optimized and doesn’t comply with SEO constraints won’t allow you to be visible on Google: too bad! Semji makes sure that these SEO rules are no longer constraints for you and your editors, but are perceived as a game. The Content Score is one of the elements of the platform that makes SEO more fun. Content Score is a score out of 100 assigned to your content. The more you integrate Semji’s recommendations, the higher your Content Score. It allows you to measure, in real time, the SEO quality of your content.
- the Balise Title
- Length
- Search Intents to insert in your titles
- Questions to create answer paragraphs
- Related terms to integrate into the body of your text
- Incoming and outgoing links, for appropriate internal linking. The Semji algorithm assigns a number of points to each type of recommendation, which can be seen by hovering over it. In this example, by expanding my content to 1,500 words, I get 21 extra points on my Content Score, currently at 29/ 100.

What makes a good Content Score?
4 different thresholds: a Content Score that changes color As the various recommendations are modified and integrated, the Content Score increases and changes color. To illustrate this progression, we’ve set up 4 thresholds corresponding to 4 different colors:- < 25: your Content Score is red

- Between 25 and 50: your Content Score is orange

- Between 50 and 75: your Content Score is yellow

- Between 75 and 100: your Content Score is green

How can I get a good Content Score? Follow Semji’s recommendations as closely as possible. This is how your Content Score will increase. Don’t forget that the main objective of your content is to interest web users and to be read. Include our various recommendations in a text that teaches visitors something and is pleasant to read. If you don’t want to follow certain recommendations for various reasons, you can deactivate them. This action will have no negative impact on your Content Score: the number of points allocated to the recommendation will be distributed among the others.
However, we advise you not to overdo the deactivation if you want to have any chance of achieving your SEO objective: rich content that pleases Google!
Update your Content Score to stay up to date
If you’ve been working with Semji for several months now, we recommend that you review your content. Google’s SERPs are not fixed, and many things can change: a new competitor has entered the top 10, an existing competitor has improved its content, search intentions for your main keyword have changed… For the most competitive keywords, or those with the highest business stakes for you, we recommend that you update your Semji analysis every few months. To do this, click on “Update” just below your Content Score. Semji’s robots will then update all the information according to the changes observed.Good to know 💡: this action uses 1 analysis credit, as you can see in the informational bubble that appears when you hover the mouse.
