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E-E-A-T Scoring

E-E-A-T (Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness) scoring optimizes AI-generated content for Google's quality guidelines.

Overview

Google uses E-E-A-T signals to evaluate content quality. UniSync's E-E-A-T scoring system ensures generated content includes these signals.

The Four Pillars

Experience

Demonstrates first-hand experience with the topic:

  • Personal anecdotes and observations
  • Practical tips from real usage
  • "I tested this" style statements

Expertise

Shows deep knowledge of the subject:

  • Technical accuracy
  • Use of industry terminology
  • Detailed explanations
  • Citations from authoritative sources

Authoritativeness

Establishes the author as a recognized source:

  • Author bio and credentials
  • Links to other authoritative content
  • References from other experts
  • Consistent topic coverage

Trustworthiness

Builds reader confidence:

  • Factual accuracy
  • Source citations
  • Transparent methodology
  • Updated information
  • Clear disclaimers where needed

Scoring System

The content generator scores each article across the four pillars:

PillarScore RangeWeight
Experience0-10025%
Expertise0-10025%
Authoritativeness0-10025%
Trustworthiness0-10025%

Quality Thresholds

Overall ScoreQuality LevelAction
80-100ExcellentAuto-publish eligible
60-79GoodPublish with minor review
40-59Needs WorkRequires human editing
0-39PoorRegenerate

YMYL Content

Your Money Your Life (YMYL) topics (health, finance, legal, safety) receive stricter scoring:

  • Higher thresholds for auto-publishing
  • Always flagged for human review in the pipeline
  • Requires additional source citations
  • Mandatory disclaimers

Integration

E-E-A-T scoring is applied at:

  • Content Generation (Phase 6) — AI is prompted to include E-E-A-T signals
  • Human Gate (Phase 7) — Score determines auto-publish vs. human review
  • Live Agents — Real-time score display in the editor

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