Topics
- SEO
- content-quality
- e-e-a-t
- core-eeat
- audit
- publish-readiness
- helpful-content
- content-scoring
What it does
Evaluates content against 80 standardized CORE-EEAT criteria across 8 dimensions, producing dimension scores, veto checks for critical trust violations, and a prioritized action plan. Targets publish-readiness assessment and quality benchmarking before content goes live.
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Frequently asked
What is CORE-EEAT and how does this skill score it?
CORE-EEAT is an 80-item content benchmark split into 8 dimensions: C, O, R, E (CORE) and Exp, Ept, A, T (EEAT). Each item is scored Pass (10 points), Partial (5 points), or Fail (0 points), then aggregated into dimension scores (0-100) and a final weighted score based on content type.
Does this skill audit on-page SEO elements like headers and meta tags?
No. This skill focuses on content quality and E-E-A-T criteria. Use on-page-seo-auditor for structural tags and headers, or domain-authority-auditor for domain and citation trust.
What does the SHIP/FIX/BLOCK verdict mean?
SHIP means no critical issues and dimension scores above threshold. FIX means issues were found but none are critical trust violations. BLOCK means a critical veto item (T04, C01, or R10) failed and must be addressed before publishing.
Can I audit content without providing a URL?
Yes. You can paste content text directly or provide a file path. The skill will run the full 80-item audit with provided data and note which items could not be fully evaluated due to missing access (e.g., backlink data or schema markup).
What happens if my content is too short?
The skill will state the actual word count and ask whether to expand to minimum (blog/guide: 300 words; product/landing page: 150 words), continue with Insufficient Data flags, or cancel the audit.
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