How to Get the Most Out of Nexlink's AI SEO Assistant
The AI SEO Assistant is built to give you a starting point, not a final verdict — think of it as a fast first pass you'd otherwise spend 30-60 minutes doing manually. Here's how to get useful output from it.
Example output
Technical
82
On-Page
58
Content
70
Authority
45
What to put in the keyword field
Use the exact phrase you want to rank for, the way someone would actually type it into Google — not a broad topic. "WhatsApp chatbot service" works better than just "chatbot", because the tool tailors its advice to search intent, and intent changes a lot with specificity.
Reading the Quick Wins section first
The quick wins are ordered by likely impact, not by how easy they are to implement. Start there before reading the more detailed on-page suggestions — it tells you where your time is best spent if you only have twenty minutes to work on the page today.
The Auto-Fixes tab does something different
While the main analysis gives general advice, the Auto-Fixes section actually fetches your live page and checks it for real, specific problems — missing meta tags, broken links, images without ALT text — then generates copy-paste-ready replacements. Use this once you've already made the bigger structural changes from the main report; it's meant for tightening up the details.
Try it
Head to the AI SEO Assistant and run your own page through it — it takes about ten seconds.
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