Clearscope

What do you like best?

I've been a Clearscope user and beta tester for little over a year now. I bounced around between a few different competing tools until I used Clearscope with an enterprise client of mine (they had a corporte account).

I quickly fell in love with so many things:

1. Ease of use: the UI is intuitive and simple. I've trained many writers on Clearscope with a 5-minute Loom video.

2. The technology behind it: Clearscope has a specific method towards optimizing content that helps uncover new keywords and write more comprehensive pieces.

3. The growth in organic traffic: Clearscope helped me refresh one article that brings in around $2 million in traffic value each quarter. I don't think we would have ranked for highly competitive keywords without Clearscope's recommendations and insights.

After using Clearscope with that one client, I got my own account for my other clients. I don't publish a piece of content without running it through Clearscope anymore. I've even started using it for long-form landing pages and have seen improvements in rankings for target keywords.

Clearscope is always working to improve their software. It's backed by an incredible team and customer support that never lets you down. If you ever have a question about the tool or SEO in general, they are always there to help.

What do you dislike?

The only drawback about Clearscope for some is the price. Some small businesses and newer freelance writers and marketers may find it expensive.

I have zero complaints about the tool's functionality. It's been the best optimization software I've used to date.

What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?

I started using Clearscope to optimize underperforming content on a client's blog. I've realized over time the tool can be used for so much more than content refreshing. It can help you uncover search intent, find trending keywords, and plan new content also.