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Will AI recommend this page?

Six deterministic checks AI engines actually use when deciding what to cite: direct-answer lede, JSON-LD schema, heading hierarchy, authoritative outlinks, freshness signal, numeric-facts density.

The citation-readiness rubric

SignalWeightWhy AI cares
Direct-answer ledeHighEngines lift the first self-contained answer paragraph
JSON-LD schemaHighMachine-readable page type and entity signals
Heading hierarchyMediumClean H2/H3 structure is how retrieval chunks your page
Numeric facts & statsMediumConcrete numbers get quoted; vague claims don't
Authoritative outlinksMediumCiting sources marks the page as researched
Freshness signalMediumDated or stale pages lose to updated competitors

Frequently asked questions

What makes AI recommend a page?
AI assistants cite pages that lead with a direct answer, use clear headings, include statistics, add schema markup, stay fresh, and link to authoritative sources. This tool scores your URL or copy against that rubric.
Can I score a page that isn’t live yet?
Yes - paste the raw copy instead of a URL and the tool scores the text on the same citation-readiness rubric, so you can fix a draft before you publish it.
What’s the difference between this and an SEO checker?
An SEO checker grades you for Google’s ranking signals; this tool grades you for AI citation signals such as answer-first structure and entity coverage. The two overlap but are not the same.

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