yunaseo. A little clarity for your content.
THE CONTENT OPTIMIZATION WORKSPACE

Good writing deserves to be found.

Bring your words. We’ll help with the details that make them work harder.

People first.
Search engines, too.

01 Set your focus

Start with the search intent
Separate with commas · up to 12 unique phrases
Editorial targets 600–1,800 words · 0.5–2% frequency

Targets are your writing preferences, not ranking requirements. Frequency = phrase mentions ÷ total words × 100.

02 Make room for your words

Paste your text, Markdown, or HTML. Use # for an H1 and ## for an H2.

0 words · 0 characters Analyzes as you write
03 Shape your search preview Optional
SEARCH PREVIEW Illustrative only
example.com › your-article
Your page title goes here
Your description gives people a quick look at what they’ll find. Make it helpful, specific, and human.

Search engines may rewrite titles and snippets. These edits are for your draft; they do not update a live website.

Your words stay yours. Draft checks run in your browser. Nothing is saved on this device unless you choose to remember it. Only URL imports contact our server.

01 / FOCUS

Start with a real question.

Choose the phrase your reader would use.

02 / REFINE

Find the small improvements.

Check your structure, coverage, and clarity.

03 / PUBLISH

Make something worth finding.

Bring the changes back to your website.

THE YUNA APPROACH

Write for a person.
Use the numbers as a guide.

Yuna SEO checks the details that can make content clearer and easier to navigate. It does not predict rankings or replace editorial judgment.

Keywords, without the stuffing.

We count case-insensitive, whole-phrase matches. Whitespace and curly apostrophes are normalized; synonyms and word stems are not. The default 0.5–2% range is adjustable, not a Google recommendation.

A target, not a magic length.

The default 600–1,800 words is a starting point for article planning. Search intent determines how much you need to say. Short-text mode skips article length checks.

Structure readers can follow.

We flag missing or multiple H1s, skipped levels, and headings outside a 15–70 character guide. These are editorial and accessibility cues, not automatic search penalties.

A transparent content score.

Passing checks earn full weight, review items 45%, and issues 0%. Primary-keyword presence, H1 structure, page titles, duplicate tags, and indexing restrictions carry double weight. Only applicable checks are scored.

Word counts include headings and visible content, excluding metadata and image alt text. URL analysis uses source HTML, not a rendered browser; it cannot check rankings, backlinks, site speed, robots.txt, or guarantee indexability. Imported metadata remains a snapshot until you re-import.

Read the guidance: Google’s SEO Starter Guide ↗ · Title links ↗ · Search snippets ↗
A CLEAN SLATE

Start a new draft?

This clears the current text, keywords, imported page, and search preview, including a saved draft on this device.
LOAD THE EXAMPLE

Replace your current draft?

The example will replace your content, keywords, and search preview. Export your report first if you’d like to keep a copy.