SEO EEAT Checker

What it does

The SEO-EEAT Checker skill analyzes content to assess its alignment with Google's E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) guidelines. It identifies areas where content can be strengthened by incorporating elements like author bios, updated dates, practical examples, FAQ schema markup, and other trust signals. The goal is to improve a page’s perceived quality and potential ranking in search results.

When to use it

• Content Audit: Evaluate existing blog posts or articles for E-E-A-T gaps before significant updates or refreshes.
• New Content Creation: Ensure new content is built with E-E-A-T principles from the outset, particularly in YMYL (Your Money or Your Life) niches.
• Improving Rankings: Identify specific changes to implement on underperforming pages to boost their perceived authority and relevance.
• YMYL Content Optimization: Prioritize using this skill for content related to health, finance, legal matters, or other sensitive topics where E-E-A-T is crucial.

Key capabilities

• Identifies missing author bios.
• Suggests adding last updated dates.
• Recommends incorporating real-world examples.
• Facilitates the addition of FAQ schema markup.
• Highlights opportunities to add trust signals.

Example prompts

• "Analyze this article [URL] for E-E-A-T and suggest improvements."
• "What E-E-A-T elements are missing from this blog post about personal finance? [URL]"
• "Generate recommendations for increasing the trustworthiness of this health advice article. [URL]"

Tips & gotchas

The skill's effectiveness depends on providing accurate and complete content URLs. While it identifies potential areas for improvement, implementing those suggestions requires manual editing and careful consideration of context.