What Zinn® SEO does for ai writing help, part 2 of 3, and which of it is free.
What it does
Quick answer and key takeaways(Pro) — The direct answer featured snippets and AI answers quote, and the points a skimming reader needs, drafted from your article.
FAQ and how-to steps from the page(Pro) — Turn a page into an FAQ or how-to block with its structured data in one click, with every answer taken from your own text.
Rewrite to pass a check(Pro) — Select a paragraph and AI rewrites it so it passes the check you name, keeping its meaning — you see before and after first.
Internal links with natural wording(Pro) — Links to your other pages, placed on words already in your text, so readers and search engines find your best pages.
Product names and descriptions(Pro) — Product names, short and long descriptions, SEO titles and meta descriptions for your whole shop, written from each product's own facts.
AI summaries for llms.txt in every language(Pro) — The one line AI assistants read about each page, written in every language of your site in one go.
People, places and things linked to Wikidata(Pro) — Tell search engines and AI exactly which person, place or product your page means, with its Wikidata address.
Entity suggestions from Wikidata(Pro) — Entities are suggested only when Wikidata knows them, with the description shown, so nothing invented reaches your structured data.
AI answer preview(Pro) — See how an AI answer would use your page, whether it would quote you, and what your page needs to be the source it cites.
Social sharing image and headline(Pro) — A share headline for every page, and with an OpenAI or Google Gemini key a picture drawn for pages that have none.
Missing pages sent to the right place(Pro) — Every address in your 404 list gets the page on your site that matches it best by meaning — as a redirect you switch on.
Free or Pro
A feature marked (Pro) needs a Pro licence; (Agency plan) needs the Agency plan. Everything else is in the free edition.
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