For content writing, installing Yoast on a WP site does wonders for the whole "what search engines look for when writing content" part. You can score your conte

For content writing, installing Yoast on a WP site does wonders for the whole "what search engines look for when writing content" part. You can score your content as you write and it'll give you actionable numbers — "you should have 3 more outbound links" or "this keyword was only found on this page once, try adding it some more". I'd consider installing it and using it to test my content against, even if you're not using WP as a part of your stack.