UI still Cluttered and Confusing and no Integrations
Certainly! Here's a refined version of your writing:
Today, I decided to give Squirrly another try, hoping to integrate it into my content creation services for clients. Unfortunately, I've found that Squirrly still suffers from feature overload, with a cluttered and confusing interface.
I realize I'm in the minority with this opinion, but the Squirrly interface hasn't improved since I first used it three years ago. Why did I rate it only one star? Because its SEO workflow feels increasingly counter-intuitive, cumbersome, and confusing. Instead of optimizing my keywords into briefcases and focusing my blogs on specific pages, I now rely on AI tools like SEOwriting.AI and Neuronwriter, which easily integrate with WordPress.
This is why I continue to use Rankmath Pro. Its interface is simple and straightforward, allowing me to manage my SEO content creation workflow efficiently without the hassle of adding keywords to briefcases or using additional features.
My suggestion for the developers: find a way to seamlessly incorporate content creation with other tools like SEOwriting.AI and Neuronwriter. It should be easy to import NLP keywords from Neuronwriter into Squirrly's briefcase. Additionally, allow bulk importing into folders based on blog post titles. It's frustrating to manually place a keyword into a briefcase, then insert it into my post.
Lastly, there are too many pop-ups, links, and unnecessary features in Squirrly that clutter the UI. I would appreciate an option to disable them. With the rise of AI and various tools, it's crucial for developers to streamline the interface and integrate AI solutions like Neuronwriter, which has become essential for optimizing my blog content.
So I urge that the developer take my suggestions as positive criticism. I really want to uses the tool. I really want to use as part of my SEO workflow. But the cluttered UI, time-consuming content optmization workflow, and the lack of integration with other tools such as Neuronwriter is what is holding me back from using this tool to the fullest.
Florin_Squirrly
Nov 25, 2024It's interesting that you wrote this with ChatGPT.
The major difference is RankMath and Yoast offer very few features, in terms of what SaaS for SEO offer.
You can see that here: https://seotools.completeseofunnel.com/
So if you compare with tools that offer very little, yes, it may seem like Squirrly offers too much. However, for real SEO, you can't just play around with tiny tweaks. Holistic SEO requires a serious approach. And these aren't rules made by us, it's what Google wants to see. So if you plan on ranking, that's the game you'll have to play.
Also, if you compare with SEMrush and Ahrefs, you will see they also have very big menus with confusing things that take a while to learn to master.
However, in Squirrly SEO it's very easy to do if you just use the Next SEO Goals and focus only on what our AI calculates that you should be doing. Perform those small steps and you will see great results.
You can disable many features from the All Features section.
Also, starting with 2 codes, you gain the option of customizing the ZIP file you install. This means you can cut many features out. That way, you can massively simplify what you see inside Squirrly SEO.
As for AI writers, Squirrly SEO integrates perfectly with our own Next Level Marketing AI by Squirrly, which is now on sale at:
AISQ.com
$10 USD for 50 credits in it. Next Level sends the keywords to Squirrly's SEO Live Assistant and to Briefcase. It also places the metas using the patterns inside Squirrly SEO, and works directly with Squirrly SEO's automation features.
Content that gets published through the NLM plugin, then goes to be auto-indexed by Squirrly SEO.
It depends on how much you want to rank high and spend time on SEO, but pages created through Next Level Marketing or NeuronWriter should still be checked and improved using Focus Pages. That's the only sure way of getting good rankings!