SEO Quality Rater

Seven factors, independently scored

The rater is modeled on how quality evaluators think about pages: experience, expertise, authoritativeness, trust, depth, structure, and a tight technical set (title, canonical, markup) — not a 200-check Lighthouse clone.

Each bar is visible so you know whether to write more, add an author, or fix the template. A high keyword density with no evidence still fails.

How to read the score

Low trust and E-E-A-T usually means missing about/author/evidence, not “add more H2s.” Low depth means the query is not actually answered. Low technical is often a CMS default title or a missing Organization schema.

This does not replace the site-wide scanner. It is the page-level companion: one URL, one honest scorecard.

• E-E-A-T signals — who wrote this and why they would know
• Depth — does the page satisfy the query
• Structure — headings, scannability, answer-first layout
• Technical extras that help attribution

Improve the lowest bar

Hand off to the content generator for depth, the meta generator for titles, readability for fog, or the scanner for site-wide files. The rater is the diagnosis, not the entire hospital.