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Know why a page should rank before it goes live.
Every article is scored for SEO, readability, E-E-A-T, GEO and intent. Anything holding it back is listed by severity, with a fix you can apply in one click.
Deciding a page is ready shouldn't be a debate.
Publish and hope
Nobody can say whether a piece is ready, so it goes out and everyone waits.
Editors disagree on what good means
One wants it shorter and another wants more depth, with no shared measure.
A client asks why this will work
You need a better answer than “we followed best practice”.
Score, fix, then export.
Five scores appear
As soon as an article is written or brought in, it is scored five ways.
See what's holding it back
Issues are listed with the most serious first.
Apply fixes in one click
Or edit the section yourself. The score updates either way.
Content editor →Check why it should rank
Coverage, keywords, intent and schema in one panel.
Five scores, and what to do about each.
Find the weak spot as well as the grade.
One overall number hides where the problem is. Five separate scores show what to work on.
- SEOHow well the article uses its keywords and on-page basics.
- Readability and E-E-A-THow easy it is to read, and how much experience and trust it shows.
- GEO and intentHow ready it is for AI answers, and whether it matches what searchers want.
The biggest fix sits at the top.
Every issue has a severity, so time goes where it counts.
- Severity firstCritical, moderate and minor, each labelled.
- One-click FixApply the suggested change, or edit it yourself.
- A score that movesThe overall score updates with every fix.
Three issues left. Fixing the first is worth the most.
A reason you can show someone.
A score says how good a page is. This panel says why it should rank, in terms a client or manager follows.
- Competitor coverageHow much of what competing pages cover your article covers too.
- Keywords placedHow many primary and secondary keywords made it in.
- Intent matchWhether the article answers what searchers are after.
- Schema signalThe structured data going out with the page.
Every keyword accounted for.
See how often each keyword appears and which ones need more attention.
- Labelled by statusGood, under-used or missing, each with its count.
- Internal links listedEvery link added from your sitemap, ready to review.
One number hides the problem. Five show where it is.
A single content grade says something is wrong. Five scores, ranked issues and a reason to rank say what, where and how to fix it.
A single content grade: a score out of 100 and a list of generic tips, leaving you to work out what matters.
SEO, readability, E-E-A-T, GEO and intent, with issues by severity, one-click fixes and a reason to rank.
What is the content score in SEORCE?
The content score is the scoring panel in SEORCE Content Studio. It scores every article on SEO, readability, E-E-A-T, GEO and intent, lists improvements by severity with one-click fixes, and explains why the page should rank through competitor coverage, keywords placed, intent match and schema. It also shows how often each keyword is used and which internal links were added.
Key facts
- Five scores: SEO, readability, E-E-A-T, GEO and intent
- An overall score with improvements ranked by severity
- One-click fixes, with the score updating as you go
- Why This Will Rank: competitor coverage, keywords placed, intent match and schema
- Keywords marked good, under-used or missing
- Existing pages can be scored through Optimise existing content
Last reviewed 15 October 2026 by the SEORCE team.
Content scoring, answered.
SEO covers keyword use and on-page basics. Readability covers how easy the article is to read. E-E-A-T covers signs of experience, expertise and trust. GEO looks at how ready the article is for AI answers. Intent checks whether it matches what searchers want.
Each issue comes with a suggested change. Click Fix to apply it, or edit the section yourself, and the score updates either way.
A panel that sets out the case for the page: competitor coverage, keywords placed, intent match and the schema that goes with it.
Yes. Bring a live page in through Optimise existing content by URL, pasted text, an uploaded document or from your sitemap.
No. A high score means the article is in good shape on the things you control. Rank Tracker and AI Beacon show what happens once it is live.
Good means a keyword is well used, under-used means it appears too little, and missing means it isn't there yet.
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