Reoptimize
Content refresh
for pages with history
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Content Optimization Tool for Pages You Already published
Reoptimize audits your existing pages, compares them with what currently ranks for the target keyword, and hands you a prioritized rewrite plan: title, subtopics, internal links, schema, freshness.
Read-only. No CMS access. Plans from $49/mo.
Paste any published URL and its target keyword.
yourblog.com · page audit
Guide to Keyword Research | yourblog.com
Read about keyword research on yourblog.com.
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Recommendations reflect how search engines evaluate content. No tool can guarantee rankings.
0+ pages re-optimized this month · 0+ rewrite plans shipped this week
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The cheapest organic traffic is the traffic you used to have
Recover decaying traffic
Pages silently lose 10 to 40% of organic traffic per year without maintenance. Reoptimize finds the decliners and quantifies what is at stake.
Hours become minutes
A manual refresh audit takes 2 to 4 hours per page. The plan lands in minutes, so 20 refreshes a month gives you a workweek back.
Prioritized by impact
Not alphabetical, not chronological. Every page and every fix is ranked by estimated traffic at stake, so hours land where they recover most.
Honest recommendations
Aligned with how search engines evaluate content. No guaranteed rankings, no tricks, nothing that risks the site you spent years building.
Paste, audit, fix. In that order, every time.
Reoptimize reads your page the way an editor reads a proof: against the pages currently winning for the keyword. Everything it finds becomes a concrete, executable edit.
See how to optimize existing content for SEO-
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Paste a URL or import your pages
One page or a whole sitemap. Read-only fetch of your public pages; no CMS access, no snippet.
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AI audits against the current SERP
Your content is diffed against the top-ranking pages for the target keyword: coverage, intent, structure, links, schema, freshness.
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Execute the prioritized rewrite plan
Before and after suggestions for every fix, ranked by expected impact. Your team edits in your own CMS; nothing publishes without you.
Every finding is an edit, not a grade
Scores tell you a page is sick. Reoptimize writes the prescription: the exact title, the missing sections, the links to add, in a plan a writer can execute the same afternoon.
Title rewrite
10 Tips for Better Landing Pages
Landing Page Optimization: 10 Fixes Ranked by Conversion Impact
Leads with the keyword, adds a concrete promise, matches the intent the SERP now rewards.
Entity gap
- ^message match
- ^form friction
- ^social proof placement
- ^mobile thumb zone
Four subtopics the current top 10 cover that this page skips. Roughly 600 words of additions, not a rewrite.
Internal links
- ^From /blog/ab-testing with anchor "landing page optimization"
- ^From the pillar page, replacing a "read more"
Internal links are the cheapest authority you can move. The plan names source pages and anchors.
For Heads of Content, SEO leads, and agency owners
You already paid for the content. A refresh costs a fraction of a new article and typically shows movement in weeks, because the URL has history. The math, worked honestly:
- aPortfolio decay is the default. A 500-page library losing even 15% a year gives back tens of thousands of visits it already earned.
- bRefresh hours are cheap hours. 20 refreshes a month at 2 to 4 saved research hours each is a full workweek returned to your team.
- cHubSpot's historical optimization playbook attributed the majority of new organic gains to updated posts, not new ones.
Enterprise teams get SSO/SAML, roles and permissions, audit logs, and an SLA. See the Enterprise tier.
Traffic-at-stake calculator
Monthly organic visits at stake
8,800
Recovering them by hand would take about 100 research hours. Reoptimize turns that into a prioritized queue.
Illustrative estimate. Rankings and recovery cannot be guaranteed.
Writing tools optimize the next article. We maintain the other 500.
| Surfer / Clearscope | MarketMuse | Reoptimize | |
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| Built for | Briefing and grading new drafts | Enterprise content strategy | Refreshing published pages |
| Existing-library audits | Credit-capped, page by page | Top tiers only | Continuous, portfolio-wide |
| Decay detection | Not a focus | Partial | Core feature, ranked by traffic at stake |
| Output | Term lists and grades | Plans and briefs | Before/after rewrite plan per page |
| From | $99 to $189/mo | $149 to $399/mo | $49/mo |
All strong tools for the jobs they were built for. Full comparisons: Clearscope alternative and Surfer SEO alternative.
"We can do this manually."
You can. It is 2 to 4 hours of SERP research per page, and it is the first task cut under deadline pressure, which is how decay wins.
"AI will wreck our voice."
Reoptimize outputs a plan, not published prose. Your writers execute every edit, in your CMS, in your voice.
"Is refreshing even safe?"
Improving published content is exactly what search engines say to do. No cloaking, no tricks, no schemes, ever.
Questions content teams actually ask
Will this actually improve my rankings?
No one can guarantee rankings, and you should distrust anyone who does. Reoptimize's recommendations align with how search engines evaluate content, and refreshed pages typically show movement faster than new ones because the URL already has history.
How is Reoptimize different from Surfer or Clearscope?
They optimize the article you are writing today. Reoptimize re-optimizes the library you already published: it finds decaying pages, ranks them by traffic at stake, and produces a rewrite plan for each.
Do I have to give you access to my site?
No. Reoptimize fetches your public pages read-only. Paste URLs or import a sitemap; there is no plugin, no tracking snippet, and no CMS credential.
Will AI rewrite my content and make it worse?
Reoptimize never publishes anything. You get a plan with before and after suggestions; your team stays in control of every edit and your voice stays yours.
Is this against Google's guidelines?
The opposite. Refreshing and improving content is exactly what Google's helpful-content guidance recommends. Reoptimize never suggests cloaking, doorway pages, or tricks.
What if I have thousands of pages?
That is what the Agency and Enterprise tiers are for: portfolio-wide decay detection and a prioritized queue, so you fix the 5% of pages holding 80% of the recoverable traffic.
Is it worth the price?
One recovered page often pays for the month. A refresh costs a fraction of a new article, and the traffic it recovers comes from content you already paid to create.
More questions on the what is content optimization FAQ.
Your next win is a page you already published
Surfer and Clearscope help you write new articles. Reoptimize finds the pages losing rankings and hands you the plan to win the traffic back.