What won me over is where the changes actually go. Plenty of tools bolt a fix on with a JavaScript layer, and the moment the subscription ends, or an AI crawler that doesn’t run JavaScript comes by, it’s basically not there. CLEO writes into the CMS itself. It’s in the HTML and the schema, it stays put, and a crawler reads it like any other part of the page. For technical SEO that difference is everything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
There’s a lot in here, and CLEO keeps adding to it. That’s a good sign, but it does mean there’s usually something new to get your head around. In my first couple of weeks, I was still figuring out where everything was. Once I got used to it, it became really easy. So I'd just say, give yourself a little time at the beginning to settle in. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.