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Paste your content and click Analyze to see your Human-Score™

🧪 Experience signal count
🎓 Expertise signal count
🏆 Authority signal count
🛡️ Trust signal count
🤖 AI pattern detection
📊 Detailed breakdown
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About the E-E-A-T Signal Checker

Audit any page or draft for Google's E-E-A-T signals — Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness and Trustworthiness — and for the human-quality markers Google's helpful-content systems reward. Paste text or a URL to score author signals, first-hand experience, citations, transparency, freshness and readability, with specific fixes for each gap.

Use it before publishing YMYL content (health, finance, legal), after a core update, or to make AI-assisted drafts read as genuinely human and expert.

How to use the e-e-a-t signal checker

  1. 1Paste your article text or URL.
  2. 2Add the author name, credentials and publish/update dates if not in the text.
  3. 3Run the check to get scores for each E-E-A-T pillar and helpful-content criteria.
  4. 4Work through the prioritised recommendations and re-check.

E-E-A-T Signal Checker — frequently asked questions

What is E-E-A-T?

Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness and Trustworthiness — the criteria in Google's Search Quality Rater Guidelines used to judge content quality, especially for YMYL topics. It is not a direct ranking factor but shapes the systems that rank pages.

How do I show first-hand experience?

Include original photos, data, screenshots, specific details only someone who did the thing would know, and a clear author with relevant background.

Does AI-generated content hurt E-E-A-T?

Not by itself — Google rewards helpful content regardless of how it is produced, but generic, unsourced AI text lacks experience and trust signals. The checker flags those patterns.

What trust signals matter most?

Accurate citations, author credentials, contact and about pages, editorial policy, dates, HTTPS and no misleading claims.

Is a high score a ranking guarantee?

No. It removes quality blockers; rankings still depend on relevance, links and competition.