What you get

• Text in the chatCopy it wherever you need it. Keep chatting to adjust the tone, length, or wording.

How it works

1. Paste the text you want reviewed, or upload the document, and say what it is for and who reads it.
2. askROI's Content review tool reads it against that goal and audience: structure, clarity, tone, claims that need a source, search basics for web copy with a target keyword, and how well it holds attention. It adds readability scores when you ask for them.
3. Read the verdict and fixes in the chat, then keep chatting to ask about a section, get the full revised draft, or review the next version.

What people use it for

• Blog posts and articlesfind the weak opening, the section that does not earn its place, and the claim that needs a source before you publish.
• Web and landing page copytighten the lines a skimming reader will miss, and check the title and headings against your target keyword.
• Essays and applicationsget feedback on clarity and tone before you submit.
• Newsletters and announcementssee whether the opening earns the rest of the read.

Questions

What does the review include?

A short verdict on whether the piece does its job, then three to seven fixes in order of importance. Each fix quotes the passage, says what is wrong, and gives a rewrite in your voice. Smaller line edits follow when there are any worth making.

Does it give readability scores?

Yes, when you ask for a score or a grade level, or when dense prose is aimed at general readers. It reports the Flesch-Kincaid grade and Flesch Reading Ease with what they mean for your audience. The formulas only count sentence and word length, so the editorial fixes come first.

Can it help with SEO?

For web copy with a target keyword, it checks the title, headings, opening, and meta description against it, and whether the piece answers the search better than a skim would. It does not look up search volumes or rankings.

How is this different from the AI Draft Editor?

The draft editor rewrites your text and hands back a tighter version. Content review tells you what works, what does not, and why, with a rewrite for each fix, so you decide what changes.

What does it not do?

It flags claims that need a source but is not a full fact check. Use the AI Fact Checker to verify every claim in a piece.