Okay, now I've gotten some really great questions on how to improve this course. And one of them is what if I don't have WordPress and Yoast? Well, you can actually use Yoast in a variety of ways no matter what your CMS or content management system is. So you don't actually have to use WordPress to get the advantages of Yoast and all the powerful features that it delivers. With that being said, I'm going to be giving the link but what you can do is go up in search Yoast real time content analysis, and that will bring it up inside of Google, Bing or Yahoo, any search engine that you use. But I'm also going to be linking this inside this actual lecture.

And I just want to give you a quick idealistic look at what would be occurring. So again, you can edit all of these things as you need. So you have an SEO title. So we can have something like this. Then all of a sudden the text that we're going to put inside the meta description next can be a little bit more. And there it is a little bit too long.

All right there we can see that's a good one. So, keyword, post. And now all we have to do is choose our keyword. So we're going to say, Hey, here's our keyword, we can optimize obviously, a large portion of syntax we're ever going to have inside of here, all you're going to do just copy and paste it in. And it's going to naturally let you know how the snippet is. In regards to, again, the normal text score, it's going to be red, a yellow or orange ish color, and then green.

Those are the three working ones red being low, poor, orange, or yellow being that medium or mediocre and green mean good. You can obviously improve it beyond that green as well but it's just going to keep staying green. So with this, again, this is real time analysis on the go. Even if you don't have Yoast and you're trying to look for a way to optimize your articles, say inside of blogger, or maybe you have Wix or a million other content management systems that exist out there. You can now use Yoast in unison by just going to this URL right here. And that's pretty easy, isn't it?