# SEO Score

After finishing an article with AI, in the content editor screen, the right column is the SEO Score 

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It has two main components: the SEO score and the details of the items that need SEO optimization

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When you optimize the small items (by turning them green), the SEO score will increase.&#x20;

### Why AI-written articles have low SEO Scores

Usually AI-written articles have an SEO Score around 70 points, but there are some cases that lead to a low SEO Score

#### Confusing the keyword with the article title

Some customers confuse the keyword with the article title, resulting in a low SEO score.&#x20;

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In this article the customer provided the keyword: **Travel experience in Cambodia from A to Z**

But this is actually a title; the correct keyword of the article should be: **travel Cambodia**

In this case, simply changing the keyword will allow the system to calculate the SEO Score more accurately:

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#### Missing internal links and external links

According to SEO experience from the Rank Math tool, an article should have at least 1 internal link and 1 external link (link to a different domain)

**How to add an internal link**

To add an internal link, in the AIKTP Editor you highlight a phrase, then click on Internal Link.

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AI from AIKTP will search for related articles on your website and list them for you to choose.

Choose a link that matches the keyword and add it to the article.

If you cannot find a related article, because this feature only works for WordPress websites, you can use the second method

Use the Editor, click the Link Icon

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Then a dialog box appears. You enter the link into it&#x20;

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In which:

* URL: is the link starting with **<https://yourdomain.com>**
* Text to display: is the text content you choose

Note the URL must point to the domain where you will publish the article; when it points to a different domain it will be recorded as an external link.

#### How to add an external link

Use the Editor, click the Link Icon

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Then a dialog box appears. You enter the link into it&#x20;

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In which:

* URL: is the link starting with **<https://otherdomain.com>**
* Text to display: is the text content you choose

Note the URL must point to a domain different from the website where you will publish the article; when it points to the publishing domain it will count as an internal link.

#### Make the title more attractive

To improve the SEO score, you can also consider the item of making the title more attractive. It includes 2 sub-items:

* Main keyword does not start the SEO Title
* Your SEO title doesn't contain a number

The goal is to put the main keyword at the beginning of the title and add a number to the title. In this example if we change the title as follows:

**Old title:** Travel experience in Cambodia from A to Z

**New title:** Cambodia travel, experience from A to Z newest 2024

The SEO score will improve immediately