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Score improvement summary

The following criteria did not earn full points. Address these to raise your SEO and AEO scores.

• Core Web Vitals pass Technical SEO SEO: 3/4 (−1) ℹ

  Action: Optimize LCP: compress images, use a CDN, and prioritize above-the-fold content. Reduce CLS: set width/height on images and ads, avoid inserting content above existing content. Improve INP: reduce JavaScript work and use efficient event handlers.

• Single clear topic Topical Alignment SEO: 6/7 (−1) · AEO: 4/6 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Pick one main topic or intent per page. Remove or move off-topic sections to other pages. Ensure the title, H1, and first paragraph clearly state that single topic.

• Intent satisfied Topical Alignment SEO: 6/8 (−2) · AEO: 4/7 (−3) ℹ

  Action: Identify the primary intent (informational, transactional, etc.) for your target query. Add or restructure content so the page fully answers or fulfills that intent above the fold and in the body.

• Heading hierarchy Content Structure SEO: 4/5 (−1) · AEO: 2/4 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Use one H1 per page, then H2 for main sections and H3 for subsections in order. Do not skip levels (e.g. H1 then H4). Keep a logical outline that both users and crawlers can follow.

• Lists / tables Content Structure SEO: 3/4 (−1) · AEO: 2/4 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Use bullet or numbered lists for steps, options, or features. Use tables for comparisons (e.g. plans, specs). Place key takeaways in a scannable list near the top.

• Declarative paragraphs Content Structure SEO: 2/3 (−1) · AEO: 3/5 (−2) ℹ

  Action: State key facts in direct sentences (e.g. "X is Y" or "To do Z, do A then B"). Avoid burying the main point in long intros or vague language. Put the clearest statement first.

• Primary keyword Keyword Optimization SEO: 4/5 (−1) ℹ

  Action: Choose one primary keyword or phrase for the page. Use it in the title, H1, and meta description. Provide target keywords in the audit input for the most accurate analysis.

• Secondary keywords Keyword Optimization SEO: 3/4 (−1) ℹ

  Action: Add related terms and synonyms naturally in subheadings and body. Cover the topic from multiple angles. Provide target keywords in the audit input for better analysis.

• Explicit question headers Question Optimization AEO: 1/5 (−4) ℹ

  Action: Rewrite section headings as clear questions (e.g. "What is X?", "How do I do Y?", "When should I use Z?"). Use the exact phrasing people type into search.

• Direct answer up top Question Optimization AEO: 2/6 (−4) ℹ

  Action: Add a direct answer in the first one or two sentences (e.g. "X is …" or "To do Y, …"). Avoid long intros before the main answer.

• 40–70 word answers Question Optimization AEO: 1/3 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Write a compact block of 40–70 words that answers the main question and can stand alone (e.g. in a summary box or right after the question header).

• Phrasing variants Question Optimization AEO: 1/4 (−3) ℹ

  Action: Include subheadings or sentences that rephrase the main question (e.g. "What is X?" and "X defined" or "Definition of X"). Answer each variant clearly.

• Terminology consistency Meaning & Entities SEO: 3/4 (−1) · AEO: 3/4 (−1) ℹ

  Action: Pick one term per concept and use it throughout (e.g. "sign up" vs "register"). Fix inconsistent product names, feature names, or jargon.

• Explicit definitions Meaning & Entities AEO: 2/5 (−3) ℹ

  Action: Define important terms in a clear "X is a Y that …" or "X means …" form near the first use. Put the definition in the first 1–2 sentences when introducing the concept.

• Disambiguation Meaning & Entities AEO: 1/3 (−2) ℹ

  Action: When a term has multiple meanings, clarify which one you mean (e.g. "Apple (the company)" or "in this guide, X refers to …"). Add a short disambiguation sentence where needed.

• Entity relationships Meaning & Entities AEO: 3/5 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Spell out how concepts relate (e.g. "X is part of Y", "A is used for B", "X includes …"). Use clear connective language instead of implying relationships.

• Quality backlinks Authority SEO: 8/13 (−5) ℹ

  Action: Earn links from reputable sites: create unique, useful content; reach out for guest posts or partnerships; fix broken links others might reference. Avoid buying or spamming links.

• Internal link support Authority SEO: 4/9 (−5) ℹ

  Action: Link from topic hubs and related articles to this page with descriptive anchor text. Add contextual links from this page to other key pages. Avoid generic "click here" links.

• Attributed claims Citability AEO: 1/5 (−4) ℹ

  Action: Add a named source for statistics and factual claims (e.g. "According to [Study/Org], …" or "Source: …"). Link to the original when possible.

• Outbound citations Citability AEO: 2/4 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Link to primary sources (official studies, government pages, authoritative sites) when citing data or facts. Prefer one or two strong citations over many weak ones.

• Original data / experience Citability AEO: 3/6 (−3) ℹ

  Action: Add original data, research, or first-hand experience. Explain how you obtained it (e.g. "We surveyed …", "In our tests …"). Avoid only summarizing others without adding your own angle.

• Identified author Experience & Voice SEO: 4/6 (−2) · AEO: 2/4 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Add an author name and a short bio or link to a profile page. Use bylines or "Written by …" so readers and engines know who is responsible.

• First-hand experience Experience & Voice AEO: 2/4 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Include concrete details from your own experience (e.g. "We tested …", "In our setup …", "When we did X, …"). Describe what you actually did or observed, not only theory.

• Neutral factual tone Experience & Voice AEO: 2/4 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Present facts in a straightforward way without hype or exaggeration. Save promotional language for a dedicated section. Use "X is …" or "Studies show …" for claims.

• Opinion labeled Experience & Voice SEO: 2/3 (−1) · AEO: 1/3 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Clearly label recommendations and opinions (e.g. "In our opinion …", "We recommend …", "Best X for …"). Keep factual claims separate from subjective ones.

• Tables / comparisons Multi-format Answers SEO: 2/3 (−1) · AEO: 2/3 (−1) ℹ

  Action: Use a proper <table> or a clear list format for comparisons (e.g. plans, features, pros/cons). Use headers and keep cells scannable. Add a short intro sentence above the table.

• Step-by-step instructions Multi-format Answers SEO: 1/3 (−2) · AEO: 1/2 (−1) ℹ

  Action: Break how-to content into numbered steps. Use one action per step. Start with a short "You will need …" if relevant. Keep steps in order and easy to follow.

• TL;DR block Multi-format Answers SEO: 0/2 (−2) · AEO: 0/2 (−2) ℹ

  Action: Add a short "TL;DR" or "Summary" block near the top (after the intro). Write 2–4 sentences that capture the main takeaway. Make it stand alone so it can be quoted as the answer.