Page-Type-Aware EEAT Scorer — stop using one ruler for product pages and blogs | SEO-GEO
What Google really cares about is Helpful. Product pages don't need expert quotes; FAQs don't need professional packaging; blogs need independent opinions. This tool gives type-appropriate advice.
Generic EEAT tools recommend 'add expert opinion' and 'cite industry research' on product pages — but buyers only want materials, MOQ, customization, lead time. Following bad EEAT advice makes content worse, not better.
What can you check or produce?
- 6 page-type auto-detection (product/FAQ/blog/about/category/listicle)
- Per-type EEAT weights (Product: Trust 40%; Blog: Expertise 35%)
- AI scoring + targeted suggestions
- Human-factor score detects AI plastic feel
- Lists 'generic EEAT advice to skip for this type'
- No login, works on any public URL
How should you interpret results and choose the next action?
Generic EEAT tools recommend 'add expert opinion' and 'cite industry research' on product pages — but buyers only want materials, MOQ, customization, lead time. Following bad EEAT advice makes content worse, not better. This tool first detects page type (heuristic + AI), then applies per-type EEAT weights: product pages weight Experience+Trust; blogs weight Expertise+Experience; About pages weight Authority+Trust. Every suggestion is paired with 'why this type needs it' and lists 'generic EEAT advice you can skip for this type' to help you avoid the common trap of making content worse.
Frequently asked questions
Why emphasize page type?
Google officials have repeatedly said EEAT is a reference logic, not a template. Product pages and blogs have completely different optimization directions; applying one checklist creates Frankenstein product pages.
What is the human-factor score?
Detects whether the content has real experience, independent opinion, concrete details — identifies AI-templated plastic fluff.
Free?
Completely free, no signup.
By the 23SEOGEO team · Last updated: