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Grade level and reading ease, so editors can talk in a shared language.
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Flesch-Kincaid, Gunning Fog, and an AI-clarity pass so your pages are readable by humans and extractable by the systems that cite them.
What it covers, how you run it, and who it is for — then the long-form detail.
Grade level and reading ease, so editors can talk in a shared language.
Short sentences and explicit entities help models quote you without inventing a paraphrase.
A legal policy and a how-to guide should not share the same grade-level goal.
Drop in a URL or the draft you are about to publish.
Ease, grade, fog, and AI clarity — with the sentences that hurt the score.
We highlight the dense bits. You keep the expertise; we cut the fog.
A gate before publish, next to the SEO quality rater.
Make reference pages scannable without dumbing down the API.
Service copy that a human and an overview can both use.
Flesch-Kincaid and Gunning Fog are the shared language editors already use. We add an AI-clarity pass: short sentences, explicit entities, and fewer nested clauses so a model can quote you instead of paraphrasing you into a hallucination.
Targets depend on content type. A policy page and a how-to should not share a grade-level goal. We do not tell a legal team to write at a third-grade reading level.
People-first content is still the Google rule. Dense, unscanable pages also give language models less to extract cleanly. Readability is not a ranking hack; it is how you keep the expertise and lose the fog.
Paste a draft or fetch a URL. Read the meters. Fix the worst lines. Run the SEO quality rater on the same URL. If you are generating new copy, the content editor already includes a readability check so you are not bouncing between tools.
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