Then how do I assess if my article is full readable for adsense and SEO purpose?Get rid of Hemingway
It's misleading to some degree. Most sentences that actually make sense are labeled 'hard to read'
If it's human readable with some keyword placement for SEO - it's good enough.Then how do I assess if my article is full readable for adsense and SEO purpose?
Know that readability will be affected if your article is in a relatively technical topic. For example, finance- and science-related articles usually do not get a high readability score due to the presence of jargons. How can you paraphrase "moving average convergence divergence (MACD) for an article that's about stock trading? You can't. It's a proper noun. Readability checkers don't know that. So, don't force a high readability score for a relatively technical topic.
If it's human readable with some keyword placement for SEO - it's good enough.
Was thinking the same about Hemingway too.OMG, just tried Hemingway Editor.
Tested a page from my site... too hard to read.
So I wrote "Yesterday I went out and had lots of fun. I didn't meet anybody so next time I'll have a better day. What do you do when you go out? Do you like to read and you only write." - Good content LOL
Grammarly's good enough. However, I only use it to double-check the quality of my work for missing punctuations or misspelled words.So, if I were to write proper readable article for adsense approval and ranking article for SEO, is grammarly good?
Correct. Was just looking for some extra stuff. But still shocked at Hemingway editor lolGrammarly's good enough. However, I only use it to double-check the quality of my work for missing punctuations or misspelled words.
Any grammar-checking tool won't be of much help if you can't write something that makes sense without the aid of such tool. Sometimes, Grammarly suggests something that will change what you mean. So, if you can't blindly accept everything Grammarly suggests.