Seo Content

• Homepage: 500 words minimum
• Service pages: 800 words minimum
• Blog posts: 1,500 words minimum
• Product pages: 400 words minimum
• Category pages: 400 words minimum

E-E-A-T Signals (30%) Reference: eeat-framework.md for detailed assessment.

• Experience (20%): First-hand knowledge signals

  • Original photos/screenshots (not stock images)
  • Personal case studies with verifiable details
  • "I tested this...", "In my experience..." language
  • Before/after results with specific metrics
  • Personal methodology documentation

• Expertise (25%): Formal qualifications and knowledge

  • Author credentials visible (certifications, degrees, titles)
  • Technical accuracy appropriate for audience
  • Claims supported by evidence or citations
  • Specialized vocabulary used correctly
  • Current/up-to-date with field developments

• Authoritativeness (25%): Recognition as go-to source

  • Site recognized as authority in niche
  • Author external citations/speaking/publications
  • Industry awards or accreditations mentioned
  • Consistent publication history in topic area
  • Featured in reputable media outlets

• Trustworthiness (30%): Overall reliability

  • Clear contact information (address, phone, email)
  • Privacy policy and terms of service present
  • Author identity transparent and verifiable
  • Customer reviews/testimonials visible
  • Correction/update history transparent
  • No deceptive practices

Content Originality & Freshness (20%)

• Publication date visible on articles
• Last updated date noted for revised content
• No scraped or heavily paraphrased content from competitors
• Original insight or unique perspective evident
• Content reflects current best practices/information
• Regular update cadence documented

AI Content Assessment (15%)

• Generic phrasing vs. specific examples
• Lack of first-hand experience signals
• Author attribution clear or absent
• Factual accuracy and specificity
• Unique value proposition evident
• Note: AI content acceptable if demonstrates E-E-A-T

Author & Site Credentials (10%)

• Author bio: present, credentials listed
• About page: company/author story, values, mission
• Contact information: physical address, phone, email
• Social proof: testimonials, case studies, client logos
• Credentials verified: link to certifications, LinkedIn, publications

Step 3: Score Each Category

Rate 0-100 for each dimension based on:

• Depth and quality of content
• Strength of E-E-A-T signals
• Author credibility and transparency
• Content originality and freshness

Weighted average = Content Quality & E-E-A-T Score

Step 4: Produce Mandatory Deliverables

Create these files in the current working directory:

1. CONTENT-AUDIT-REPORT.md containing:

• Executive Summary (content type mix, E-E-A-T score, top 5 content gaps, top 5 strengths)
• Summary Scorecard (5 category scores with visual bar chart)
• Detailed E-E-A-T Assessment (for each dimension, with evidence)
• Content Inventory (page types, word counts, author attribution)
• Author & Authority Analysis (credentials, external recognition, trust signals)

2. CONTENT-IMPROVEMENT-PLAN.md containing:

• Prioritized content gaps: Critical → High → Medium → Low
• For each gap: What to add/improve, Why it matters, How to implement, Expected impact
• E-E-A-T Enhancement Strategy: specific steps to strengthen each signal
• Content Refresh Roadmap: which pages to update first, content freshness schedule
• Author/Authority Building: paths to external recognition and credibility

Confidence Labels

• Confirmed: Content analysis verified directly, credentials cross-referenced
• Likely: Inference based on content patterns and author information
• Unknown: Insufficient data (credentials not provided, private pages, etc.)

Score Interpretation

• 90-100: Exceptional E-E-A-T — Authority site, recognized expert, full transparency
• 70-89: Strong E-E-A-T — Demonstrated expertise, solid trust signals
• 50-69: Moderate E-E-A-T — Some signals present, room for improvement
• 30-49: Weak E-E-A-T — Minimal signals, significant content gaps
• 0-29: Very Low E-E-A-T — Generic AI content, no expert signals, trust issues

Output Requirements

1. Always save CONTENT-AUDIT-REPORT.md
2. Always save CONTENT-IMPROVEMENT-PLAN.md
3. List file paths explicitly in your final response
4. Include sample content excerpts demonstrating E-E-A-T signals (or lack thereof)
5. Note December 2025 core update implications: E-E-A-T now applies to ALL competitive queries