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Using an AI tool to check website pages for search engines

This guide explains how to use Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options, to review website pages. You will learn how it checks pages against your rules to help them show up in search results.

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“Jev for SEO” by Made with Jev. Read the original source.

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Website owners often need to check thousands of pages to see if they answer what people are searching for. This guide explores how to use Jev, an AI tool that chooses from options, to quickly review these pages and find out what needs to be fixed.

The process starts after other software collects the website pages, search terms, and links. Jev then reads this gathered text and answers a specific list of questions about each page. It answers all the questions at the same time, which makes checking large websites much cheaper.

This method is useful for marketing teams managing large websites. However, Jev cannot gather search data itself or write new website text. It only reads text, and a person should always approve any major changes or deleted pages before they happen.

Key takeaways

  1. Pair this tool with software that actually collects the website pages and search data.
  2. Ask multiple questions about a page at the same time to save money on deep reviews.
  3. Always have a person approve changes before publishing or deleting any website pages.

The reported cost savings come directly from the author. The estimates for checking entire websites are based on math, not actual tests on new sites.

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