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Using the Page Editor

Posted November 20, 2025Updated November 21, 2025By Zak Kann

The Page Optimizer editor is your workspace for creating high-ranking content. It combines a standard writing interface with real-time SEO scoring.

Editor Interface

1. Writing Area (Center)

Just like Google Docs or Word. Type your content here.

  • Formatting: Use the toolbar for Bold, Italics, Headings, Links, and Images.
  • Highlighting: As you type, the editor highlights "Entities" (important topics) in color.

2. Sidebar (Right)

This is your SEO brain. It contains three key tabs:

Optimize Tab (The most important one)

  • Entity Score: Your grade (0-100%). Aim for the "Optimal Range" displayed below it.
  • Entities List: The specific topics you need to mention.
    • 🔴 Red: Not used yet (Include these!)
    • 🟡 Yellow: Underused (Mention more often)
    • 🟢 Green: Perfect usage
    • 🟠 Orange: Overused (Reduce mentions)

Outline Tab

  • Shows your heading structure (H1, H2, H3).
  • Click any heading to jump to that section in the text.

SERPs Tab

  • See the top 20 Google results for your keyword.
  • Use this to research what competitors are writing about.

How to Optimize

  1. Write Naturally: Start by writing good content for humans. Follow your outline.
  2. Check the Score: Glance at the Entity Score. Is it low?
  3. Fill the Gaps: Look at the Red entities in the sidebar. Find natural places to include these topics in your text.
  4. Refine: Continue writing and tweaking until your score turns Green.

Tip: Don't just stuff keywords! "Entities" are concepts. If the entity is "Apple", talking about "Apple Pie" or "Apple iPhone" counts depending on context. Content Raptor understands context.

Managing Your Document

Auto-Save

Your work is saved automatically every few seconds. You can leave and come back anytime via the Optimizer Tasks board.

Status

Use the dropdown in the top-right to change status:

  • Draft: Still working on it.
  • In Review: Ready for a human check.
  • Published: Live on your site.

Exporting

  • Copy HTML: Get the raw code to paste into any CMS.
  • Export to WordPress: (If configured) Push directly to your connected site.

Common Questions

What is a good score?

Aim for the "Optimal Range" shown in the sidebar. You don't need 100%. Beating your competitors' average is the goal.

Can I change the keyword?

Once you are in the editor, the keyword is locked. To change it, you'll need to start a new optimization task.

Why are some entities weird?

The AI analyzes everything on competitor pages. sometimes it picks up navigation terms or footer text. You can ignore irrelevant entities—focus on the ones that make sense for your topic.

What's Next?