Paste any blog post and we'll score it against the structural patterns AI answer engines actually cite. Seven checks, a 0–100 grade, and specific recommendations — all client-side, no account, no API calls.
Plain text, markdown, or HTML — we'll strip the tags. Longer is better; we need at least 50 words to score.
We apply all seven of these checks — and fifty more — to every post we ship. First month is free.
Claim Your Free Month →Every check is pure pattern matching — no API, no LLM, no data leaves your browser. Here's exactly what we look for.
Your first paragraph should be a self-contained 30–80 word answer to the post's core question. AI models pull this as the citation block — longer paragraphs get skipped.
Explicit question-and-answer sections give engines a structured lift. We look for question-mark headings and an "FAQ" or "Common Questions" section.
Bulleted lists, numbered lists, and tables are citation gold. We count markdown bullets, numbered items, and pipe-separated tables in your content.
AI models cite content with specific entities (proper nouns, brands, frameworks) over content full of hedging. We measure the ratio of entities to vague fillers like "things," "stuff," and "various."
We calculate average sentence length across your post. 12–20 words per sentence is the sweet spot for citation-ready writing.
Headings phrased as real questions ("What is AEO?" vs "AEO Overview") map to the queries users type into ChatGPT. We flag how many of your headings read like questions.
Engines favor thorough coverage. We check your total word count against the minimum threshold for citation-worthy depth (roughly 800+ words for most topics).
Our writers and editors run this exact pipeline — and fifty more checks — on every post we deliver. First month is on us.
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