EEAT are guidelines by Google on evaluating content quality.
EEAT stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness.
Experience: Does the content creator have first-hand or life experience with the topic? For example, product reviews from someone who actually used the product.
Expertise: Does the creator have formal knowledge, qualifications, or deep understanding of the subject matter? For example because they are a certified in the field they are writing about.
Authoritativeness: Is the creator or website recognized as a go-to source for this topic? Are they cited by others in the field?
Trustworthiness: Is the content accurate, honest, safe, and reliable? This includes factors like website security, transparency about authors, and factual accuracy.
EEAT is particularly important for "Your Money or Your Life" (YMYL) topics - content that could impact someone's health, financial stability, safety, or well-being.
LLM SEO EEAT lets you automatically check your content (or content of competitors) for how well they score within these guidelines.
We built this tool to help SEO consultants, in-house marketing teams and agencies to reduce the manual and often quite subjective work of EEAT scoring so they can get a quick assessment and can focus on improving the content better for their users because that is what actually moves the needle.
I hope you find this tool as useful as we do.
Any feedback on how we can improve it is highly appreciated!
Really appreciate the focus on transparency in SEO. Excited to try this out for optimizing my content!
EEAT has become the silent benchmark for serious content strategy, so seeing it scored instantly with actionable suggestions is a major win. Most tools surface surface-level SEO fixes, but trust and authority? That’s the deeper game.
Wow, what a fantastic tool for founders and marketers. Congrats! When you're juggling multiple roles, you need tools that deliver clear value, fast. This directly addresses one of the most critical aspects of modern SEO without the steep learning curve. The ability to get instant, actionable feedback is a massive advantage. This is going straight into my marketing toolkit. Well done!
Congrats on the launch! Automating EEAT checks is a brilliant idea, especially for high-stakes YMYL content. I'm curious, how does your LLM SEO EEAT tool adapt to niche or emerging industries where formal expertise might be less documented online, ensuring accurate 'Expertise' and 'Authoritativeness' scores? Great work!
Super timely tool! E-E-A-T is a big deal for SEO now, and having a quick way to check and improve content is super valuable. Congrats on the launch 🚀
Really interesting, how do you assess the EEAT parameters? Do you somwhow replicate Google algorithms or you have developed your own?
As someone that doesn't know much about SEO, this tool is very helpful. Love how it breaks down "What's Working", "What's Missing" and "How to improve"!
Super helpful , makes the whole EEAT thing feel way less mysterious.
Would be great to see how it adapts for different types of content like blogs or landing pages.
Really helpful! Our blog strategy has been struggling lately, and this tool showed us exactly where to improve to maintain traffic. Hope things will go well and we can launch our product soon.
This is good. How does it work though?What factors does it consider? Congrats on the launch @peterbuch@__tosh
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We shipped tons of tools for the new SEO in the last couple of months. What most companies in this space forget is how mighty Google still is. Launching LLM SEO EEAT gives you an easy way to understand how Google views your website right now. And there is a high chance that all the suggested improvements LLM SEO EEAT gives you will also help you rank better within ChatGPT and other LLM-based searches.
EEAT always felt like something only big brands could really check off properly. Seeing a tool that breaks it down for individual creators is refreshing. Planning to use it for a few older posts I’ve been meaning to improve.
That’s super useful. I am just starting to work on the blog for my side project, and this will be handy. Congrats on your launch 🚀
Would be helpful if the tool also offered a side by side comparison of our content vs top-ranking competitors. That way users could see where they’re falling behind in authority or trust signals more clearly.
