Scribe SEO, a product developed to help bloggers to be able to see the mishaps in their writing and hopefully improve their SEO writing skills has been released to the blogosphere. Brian Clark of Copyblogger introduced Scribe SEO to his tribal followers this February 2010.

Brian and co developers claim that SEO Copywriting is difficult and they have put an end to the confusion for the average blogger by creating a tool that…

• Analyzes what you have already written to preserve your natural flow of writing
• Claims to tell you what search engines will think you have written about
• Gives you advice on what to change in you articles to make them more SEO Friendly

To give the tool a fair chance I signed up on their free trial offer to run the tool through some hoops. After writing two very specific posts about this exact tool “Scribe SEO” and after using this tool to analyze where I fit with my SEO copywriting skills I found that the tool could not even recognize it’s own self as a keyword.

Granted that the tool has some very cool features but I could not find anything that could not be performed with the free tool plugins using Firefox, SEO Quake, and Firebug.

Everyone that has a WordPress site should check out Scribe SEO for themselves on the 10 analysis free trial because without using it you will not understand it’s inability to detect multiple keyword phrases.

After using the tool and reviewing you article there is a tab for SEO best practices. Be sure and print yourself a copy. These are good tips but shouldn’t cost you over 300 per year to have them.

The billing schedule for this tool goes like this….

For 30 evaluations per month you will pay 27.00 per month

Each evaluation is one click of the Analyze button.

For 120 evaluations you will pay 47.00 per month and…

for 300 evaluations you will pay 97.00 per month.

Since you can get better information for free I suggest that you’ll want to consider using the extra money you will save not buying Scribe SEO, on outsourcing or web property purchases. I think it’s a shame when so many like and trust what you write so they put full trust in you and you sell them this tool.