E-E-A-T Content Grader
Paste your content and confirm a short checklist to see a transparent E-E-A-T signal score, with every point explained so you know exactly what to fix.
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E-E-A-T signal score
Two factors are measured automatically from your pasted text (external links found and average sentence length); the remaining five require your honest confirmation since credibility and expertise can't be verified from text alone. This is a heuristic checklist inspired by Google's Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness and Trustworthiness guidance — not an official Google score.
How to use this tool
- 1Paste your article or page content into the box.
- 2Confirm the checklist items that are true for your page — author bio, credentials, date, experience, sources.
- 3Review your score breakdown and fix the lowest-scoring factors first.
Example use cases
Reviewing a blog draft
A writer checks a draft before publishing to make sure it shows real expertise and cites credible sources.
Auditing YMYL content
A health site audits an existing article to strengthen trust signals that matter most for sensitive topics.
Frequently asked questions
What does E-E-A-T stand for?
Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness and Trustworthiness — concepts from Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines used to describe high-quality content.
Is this an official Google ranking score?
No. Google does not publish a numeric E-E-A-T score. This tool is a transparent, self-reported checklist to help you self-audit against the same principles.
How can I improve a low score?
Add a visible author bio with real credentials, cite authoritative sources, show a clear publish or update date, and include first-hand experience or original data.