content-quality-auditor

Content Quality Auditor - Content Quality Audit & EEAT Scoring Tool

Skill Overview

Content Quality Auditor is a release-readiness checking tool that comprehensively audits content against 80 CORE-EEAT standards. It provides weighted scores, detects disqualifying items, and offers prioritized improvement recommendations to help you determine whether your content meets publishing standards.

Use Cases

Pre-publishing self-check: Quickly evaluate content quality before publishing an article, product page, or blog content to ensure it complies with EEAT standards and avoid publishing content that may create trust issues.

Content quality optimization: Perform regular audits on already published content, identify weak areas, receive specific improvement suggestions with priority rankings, and enhance overall content quality.

Competitor content comparison: Audit your content against competitors to understand relative strengths and weaknesses and develop targeted content optimization strategies.

Core Features

80-item CORE-EEAT audit: Covers eight dimensions—content clarity (C), structure/organization (O), citability (R), uniqueness (E), experience (Exp), expertise (Ept), authority (A), and trustworthiness (T). Each item is scored and marked with a pass status.

Weighted scoring & disqualifying-item detection: Applies different weights based on content type to calculate a GEO score and an SEO score. Automatically detects disqualifying items such as T04 disclosure statements, C01 intent consistency, and R10 content consistency to ensure there are no fatal defects.

Priority improvement plan: Ranks the top 5 improvement points by weight × lost points. Provides action recommendations in three categories: quick fixes (<30 minutes), moderate effort (1–2 hours), and strategic improvements.

Common Questions

What are the CORE-EEAT standards?

CORE-EEAT is an 80-item content quality benchmark framework. CORE refers to four content-based dimensions (clarity, organization, citability, uniqueness), while EEAT refers to four source credibility dimensions (experience, expertise, authority, trustworthiness). This standard is derived from Google’s E-E-A-T principles and expanded into specific, auditable check items.

How do I determine whether content is publishable?

The audit provides three clear outcomes: SHIP (no disqualifying items; dimension scores meet requirements), FIX (issues found but no disqualifying items), or BLOCK (disqualifying items triggered). Only content with the SHIP status is considered to meet publishing readiness standards. Content that triggers disqualifying items must be immediately fixed and then re-audited.

What information does the audit require?

You only need to provide the content text or a URL. The skill will automatically detect the content type (e.g., blog post, product review, how-to guide, etc.). For more precise results, you can specify the content type. For competitor comparisons, you can also provide the comparison content. During the audit, items that cannot be evaluated will be labeled (e.g., backlink analysis requiring website-level data).