SEOSpace Basics 4.2 Improving Content Quality with SEOSpace Tools

Learn to fix low-quality and duplicate content using SEOSpace tools for effective Squarespace page updates.

Boost Content Quality with SEOSpace Tools

Learning Objectives

  • Use SEOSpace tools to identify and fix low-quality content
  • Find and resolve duplicate content issues
  • Update Squarespace pages effectively to improve SEO rankings

Introduction

High-quality, unique content is essential for better search engine visibility and user engagement. SEOSpace provides built-in tools to help you identify content issues and improve your site's performance. This chapter shows you how to use these tools to enhance your Squarespace content systematically.

Lessons

Lesson 1: Finding Low-Quality Content with SEOSpace

Step 1: Log into your Squarespace account and go to Marketing > SEO.

Step 2: Click on the SEOSpace analysis tool to scan your pages for content quality issues.

Step 3: Review the results, looking for problems like thin content, poor readability scores, or keyword stuffing.

Step 4: Create a priority list, tackling the most serious issues first.

Pixelhaze Tip: Focus on pages with very low word counts (under 300 words) or readability scores below 60 – these typically have the biggest impact on your SEO performance.
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Lesson 2: Detecting and Managing Duplicate Content

Step 1: Access the duplicate content checker in your SEOSpace dashboard.

Step 2: Run a scan across your entire site to find pages with identical or very similar content.

Step 3: For each duplicate found, decide whether to:

  • Rewrite one version completely
  • Combine similar pages into one comprehensive page
  • Delete unnecessary duplicate pages

Step 4: Set up 301 redirects if you delete pages to preserve any existing SEO value.

Pixelhaze Tip: Check for duplicates after adding new pages or updating existing content. This prevents issues before they affect your rankings.
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Lesson 3: Updating Pages Based on SEOSpace Recommendations

Step 1: Select a page flagged for improvement in your SEOSpace analysis.

Step 2: Work through the specific recommendations, such as:

  • Adding more substantive content to thin pages
  • Breaking up large blocks of text with headings
  • Adjusting keyword usage to sound more natural
  • Improving meta descriptions and titles

Step 3: Save your changes and re-run the SEOSpace analysis to check your improvements.

Step 4: Monitor the page's performance over the following weeks to see if rankings improve.

Pixelhaze Tip: Make one change at a time so you can track which improvements have the biggest impact on your SEO performance.
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Practice

Choose one page on your Squarespace site that needs improvement. Use SEOSpace tools to analyse its content quality, then create a specific action plan to address the top three issues identified. Implement these changes and re-scan to measure your progress.

FAQs

How do SEOSpace tools identify low-quality content?
SEOSpace analyses factors like word count, readability scores, keyword density, and content structure to flag pages that may not perform well in search results.

Can SEOSpace detect duplicate content across my entire site?
Yes, SEOSpace scans all your pages to find content that appears in multiple locations, helping you maintain unique, valuable content throughout your site.

Do I need to fix every issue SEOSpace identifies?
Focus on the most impactful problems first, particularly thin content, exact duplicates, and severe readability issues. Minor suggestions can be addressed over time.

How often should I run SEOSpace analysis?
Run a full scan monthly, and check individual pages after making significant content updates or adding new pages.

Jargon Buster

SEOSpace Tools – Built-in Squarespace features that analyse your content quality and provide SEO improvement recommendations

Duplicate Content – Identical or very similar content that appears in multiple locations, which can harm your search rankings

Keyword Density – The percentage of times a keyword appears in your content compared to total word count

Readability Score – A measure of how easy your content is to read and understand, typically scored from 0-100

Wrap-up

You now know how to use SEOSpace tools to identify content problems and create an improvement plan. Regular content audits using these tools will help maintain high-quality, unique content that performs well in search results. Start with your most important pages and work through your site systematically.

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