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# E-E-A-T Evaluation Framework
Use this rubric to evaluate content quality for competitive queries.
## Dimensions
Score each dimension from 0 to 5:
| Dimension | What to Check |
|-----------|---------------|
| Experience | First-hand evidence, practical examples, real usage context |
| Expertise | Subject competence, technical accuracy, depth, specialist language used correctly |
| Authoritativeness | Reputation signals, citations, recognized brand/person entities |
| Trustworthiness | Accuracy, transparency, policy clarity, editorial rigor, safety disclosures |
## Query Stakes Classification
Classify intent before scoring:
- YMYL-high: finance, health, legal, safety
- Commercial-high: high-ticket buying decisions
- Informational-competitive: dense SERP competition with strong entities
- Informational-low: low-risk, basic educational intent
Raise trust requirements for higher-stakes intents.
## Evidence Checklist
Review per template:
1. Authorship clarity:
- named author
- credentials or role
- updated timestamp
2. Source quality:
- primary sources cited
- external corroboration
- quote/context integrity
3. Editorial quality:
- original analysis (not paraphrased commodity text)
- internal consistency across pages
- clear claims with evidence
4. Trust assets:
- about page and editorial policy
- contact and business identity
- privacy and terms links
5. User value:
- intent match
- completeness
- actionable depth
## Risk Flags
Flag as high risk when you find:
- anonymous or credential-free expert claims on high-stakes pages
- copied or near-duplicate boilerplate across key landing pages
- medical/financial/legal recommendations without sourcing
- exaggerated claims without verifiable proof
## Scoring Output Format
Return:
1. Overall content quality score (0-100)
2. Per-dimension scores mapped from rubric
3. Top 3 trust risks
4. Fastest high-impact remediation actions
## Remediation Patterns
- Add expert-reviewed blocks with named reviewers on high-stakes pages.
- Replace generic intros with first-hand evidence and data-backed claims.
- Add citation discipline: primary sources first, then secondary context.
- Standardize author bylines, update dates, and revision ownership.